Pleasant Hill, CA -- Swamis are being replaced by servers on a new website that pegs itself as a virtual yoga studio.

YogaLearningCenter.com takes yoga and meditation videos and makes them available to yoga-loving net nerds for download.

Enlightenment-seekers are supposed to watch the yoga moves on their computer screen and follow along like they would with a TV broadcast.

The site is the brainchild of a busy mom and yoga instructor from Pleasant Hill, California, who found many of her students didn't have enough time to make a yoga class every week.

Mia Taylor figures folks can use the website to do yoga whenever they want.

The service costs $17.95 a month, but the site is currently offering a discounted rate of $9.95 a month as part of its launch.

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