Stillpoint refers to a state where time pauses. A moment when urgency, striving, and inner noise dissolve—along with boundaries and opposites. What’s left is silence, and a kind of clarity.

Stillpoint Zone offers a glimpse into that place. Not by chasing it, but by letting go of what’s unnecessary. There’s nothing more to figure out or achieve—only pauses, in which peace, joy, and simplicity are no longer distant goals, but something quietly remembered.

At its heart, this isn’t even about happiness. It’s about what unfolds when we stop asking how to find it.

My name is Mikko Seppinen. For 25 years, I’ve studied under some of the world’s most respected teachers
and guided thousands of people toward stillness.
I taught and studied across the world—and learned most of all from what doesn’t speak in words.

All of that shaped the ground beneath me—
though in the end, it’s about what remains
when the stories and definitions quietly step aside.

After many turns, I live with my family at my roots in Finland, where my days revolve around reading, writing, movement, a quiet leaning toward stillness—and the humbling, silent practice of parenting. Also: I’m a Star Trek fan.

If you’d like the full story, you can find it here.