Let me get this straight.
You've hired a Zen master so that your team can encourage people to meditate in order not to lose the money they've gambled? You seriously think you can inspire true meditation in someone by making them worry about the money they'll lose if they don't "meditate?" What's wrong with you? More importantly, what's wrong with the obviously fraudulent Zen master that's helping you do this?<p>First of all, meditation shouldn't have anything to do with a financial worry/financial incentive. This is one of the most dishonest things I've seen on HN. It's a cheap way to make money off the unsuspecting, naive crowd that's never had the patience or discipline to try meditation and has money to waste. Your website isn't even technically innovative; it makes money by encouraging people to give you their money, and you get to keep it if they don't achieve deeply personal goals that involve <i>detachment, peace and personal discovery</i>. How are you helping? How is taking money hostage contributing to the spirit of true meditation?<p>If you want to make money, go beyond an HTML page that laughs in the face of meditation and make something actually useful, like a real product.<p>I'm saying this as someone who did specialized research in Zen buddhism in an academic environment for one year.