Jan 18 2010
Divinewellness.com offers personalized yoga classes and consultation
with yoga teachers in India via video conferencing. The services are on
one-to-one basis, easy to use and highly interactive. Using this two-way
communication, the instructor watches and guides the practitioner on
various Yogic asanas and practices.
“The objective to attend the show is to not only showcase the usability
and simplicity of the services but also to create awareness about the
yoga practices of India and its benefits”
Divinewellness.com will be demonstrating its personalized online web
services, technology and user benefits during the Yoga Journal
Conference at San Francisco between Jan 29-31, 2010.
Wellness Personalized
The services also include personalized consultation on other ancient
Indian wellness traditions such as Ayurveda. The website offers
one-on-one Ayurvedic consultation, which involves a comprehensive
understanding of various aspects of an individual’s constitution. The
website’s Ayurveda experts offer remedies and advice that work to
restore and maintain good health for sustained well-being. The website
also offers detailed advice on diet and nutrition, based on specific
needs of an individual.
The services have been launched recently and Divinewellness.com is
taking them to Yoga Journal Conference, San Francisco, to demonstrate
the usability, quality and other benefits to yoga enthusiasts visiting
the show.
Inspiration
The conference would be attended by Mr. Anurag Lohia, CEO of
Divinewellness.com, who will detail the services and answer all queries
of yoga enthusiasts and wellness seekers.
“The objective to attend the show is to not only showcase the usability
and simplicity of the services but also to create awareness about the
yoga practices of India and its benefits,” said Mr. Lohia.
Speaking about the inspiration behind Divinewellness.com, Mr. Lohia
said: “I have been visiting US for various reasons during the past many
years and, being a yoga lover, have visited a number of studios and
taken their classes. They are beautiful but there is limited scope for a
user to ask questions or to get personal attention. Asking help from a
personal yoga teacher is forbidding, due to cost. So I thought maybe we
could deliver yoga teachings online; it would save transport, be
personalized, and ultimately benefit the users. Thus, the idea was
seeded and after two years of research and consultation, we launched the
services. Our intention is to provide yoga and wellness services as per
convenience of the user and at an affordable price.”
The concept and services seem revolutionary for wellness seekers and are
sure to catch the imagination of wellness lovers.
Source: Divinewellness.com
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