That sounds like a lovely idea. A real wooden bench, hand‑crafted and soft to sit on, would ground the experience and give people a tangible anchor. As they shift into the virtual space, the feel of wood under their feet could deepen the sense of presence and calm. It’s like a bridge between the physical and the virtual, and it might help people settle into their meditation more peacefully. If you’re willing to share the details of your design, I’d love to hear more.

That sounds wonderful, so thoughtfully designed. The oak will bring warmth, and the carved tree adds a gentle reminder of nature’s quiet presence. I can see people sinking into that seat and feeling the calm of wood, then stepping into the virtual space. It’s a lovely blend of tactile and imagined peace. If you ever want to talk about how people might use it, I’m here.

I’d love to help you find that quiet corner. A pile of wood shavings and a simple, sturdy bench will feel like a breath of fresh air. It’s the best way to ground our minds before we float into anything else.

That sounds like a perfect sanctuary. The window light, the wood shavings, the quiet bench—everything invites stillness. I’m glad it feels right.