Avika vs The Still Path

avika is a blended wellness platform that provides accessible, personalized, secure and affordable support by engaging users with culturally appropriate content, access to care professionals. This is an app that is recommended by your doctor, and assists with continuum of care ensuring that the patients are connected to their health care professionals in between appointments. Through the app, users get access to educational content, tools like Journaling and Soothing Music to help them manage their mental health conditions. avika does not make any diagnosis nor does it prescribe any medication. The content provided in the app is to promote mind health awareness. It should not be considered a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Please use your own discretion when implementing any suggestions in this content within the app and determine what works best for your unique situation and mental health needs.

Welcome. I never planned to build an app. Honestly, I wasn't sure the world needed another breath work app. I kept coming back to one question. Can the ancient Indian practice of pranayama belong in modern life without losing its depth? The Still Path is my attempt to answer that question. Still has grown quietly through people who walk the path and share it with someone they care about. There are three ways to practise. The Still Path It's a guided journey through six chapters and one hundred sits. Simply open the app, continue from your current sit, practise, and return the next day. Each guided audio sit builds on the last, gradually increasing in depth and duration. Along the way, you'll encounter short video check-ins where I'll share what to expect next and answer the questions that naturally arise. Every chapter also includes a practice guide exploring the breath, the mind, and the practices you'll encounter. My hope is that, by Sit 100, the practice has become your own, and you don't really need the app. Moods Yoga describes five states of the mind. Notice where you are, and begin there. Moments Sometimes you don't need the whole path. You just need something small. Before focused work. When you wake up. Before sleep. Or simply on a difficult day. For now, don't think too much about any of it. Just begin with your first sit, and the rest will follow. Aastha Teacher & Founder, Still