I am not a programmer by training. However, having started up 5 software based businesses in the past 18 years, I am quite familiar with the development cycle and methodologies. I have engaged a team of developers from Intellection Ltd. in Pune, India to develop the My Meditation app.
The most challenging aspect was the app's unique virtual group meditation feature as there were complexities around using many native app features and coordinating across multiple handsets and platforms.
Saurabh Mishra (BEng, BCom) is a serial entrepreneur based in Melbourne, Australia. He has co-founded five e-health business ventures since 2000, of which three (eClinic, SamplesPlus and PalCare) were bought by some of the largest healthcare businesses in Australia between 2009-2010, and the fourth (Healthnotes) was bought in 2016 by MedAdvisor, a company listed on the Australian stock exchange. The fifth (Imageryworks) intends to make the learning and practice of meditation easier, with a vision of helping bring about a world in which everyone meditates every day. Its My Meditation and Meditation Gateway apps are unique teaching and interactive practice tools. Saurabh is himself a dedicated practitioner of Kriya yoga, an ancient meditation technique. Saurabh also volunteers a significant amount of time for a number of not-for-profit organisations including Eastern Palliative Care, TiE Melbourne, Melbourne Hindustani Classical Music Society, and Friends of the Children’s Hospital.
I frequently travel out of Melbourne, and so the Google Maps, Google Translate and Uber apps are handy indeed. I also find the Microsoft Teams app to be very useful to communicate with colleagues and keep up to date on collaborative projects. One other app I want to mention is a niche one called iTabla Pro for people who learn and perform Indian classical music. It has single-handedly replaced a number of background instruments, and made it possible for students like me to be able to practice anywhere, anytime.
Since 2015.
Only a few of those who learn to meditate are able to establish a regular enough practice to truly benefit from it.
My Meditation is a comprehensive program for learning highly useful life-skills of relaxation, mindfulness, meditation, contemplation and imagery. It is based on authentic teachings transmitted over an unbroken lineage of thousands of years, and its founders have decades of experience of teaching and practicing these techniques. Most importantly, it is unique in its emphasis on sustaining practice - with subscribers receiving daily messages of support, explanation and inspirations, able to join weekly virtual group practice sessions, and encouraged to keep track of their practice. And what’s more, it works. People who use this app do meditate much more frequently than before, and report significantly improved satisfaction with their practice.
We hope to make the virtual group practice sessions more interactive, with participants able to interact with the teacher and with each other before or after the sessions via the app. We would also like to build bio-feedback features for users to see for themselves, the psycho-physiological changes in their mind and body from their practice.
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About App: If you believe that your quality of life depends on your quality of mind and you would like to maintain a regular meditation practice to promote your physical, mental, emotional or spiritual wellbeing, then this is the app for you. The app features mind-body practices for well-being taught by Dr. Ian Gawler. Ian’s experience and knowledge of meditation and philosophy comes from over 30 years of studying, teaching and writing numerous books on these subjects. As a respected global authority, Ian has introduced meditation to over 100,000 people worldwide and is also the founder and ex-therapeutic Director of the Gawler Foundation in Australia. In 1987 he was awarded an Order of Australia (OAM) for his contributions to the community. Diagnosed with a very difficult cancer in the mid 1970s Ian’s journey to recovery led him to, Dr Ainslie Meares, an Australian psychiatrist who was the first major Westerner to apply meditation in a therapeutic setting. Ian was mentored by Dr Meares for many years and also became a student of the great Tibetan teacher Sogyal Rinpoche, author of The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying.
Categories: Health & Fitness
Date: April 20, 2018
Developer: Saurabh Mishra
About developer: Saurabh Mishra (BEng, BCom) is a serial entrepreneur based in Melbourne, Aus ... Read more
Website: http://meditationapp.net