| Goods and Services | Personality testing for psychological purposes |
| Translation of Words in Mark | The English translation of the Sanskrit wording Vedana in the mark is feeling, sensation, feeling-tone. |
| Indication of Colors claimed | The color(s) purple, blue, green, black, white, gold, brown, orange, pink, and silver is/are claimed as a feature of the mark. |
| Description of Mark | The mark consists of a circular design featuring a large ornate arched doorway in brown, white, black, and gold in the center, flanked by two black and white pillars. The doorway has a symmetrical, ornamental geometric pattern in blue, white, black, and brown at its center and is topped by a gold and black crown with blue and white jeweled points. Two black and white torches with orange and gold flames appear on top of the pillars. On each side of the doorway are large faceted purple and white crystals wrapped in a black and white coiled serpent design. Dragonflies in blue, white, and black appear on either side of the crystals on a blue and green background with pink and blue dots. Behind the doorway is a purple and blue night sky with white stars and a nebula-like pattern in purple and blue. Curved willow trees in green and black with brown trunks are positioned within both sides of the circular border. At the base of the doorway and flanking the black and white steps are four white and black candles in gold and black holders with orange and gold flames outlined in black. Below the doorway isa white and black banner with the word "VEDANA" in black uppercase stylized font. Beneath the banner is a sequence of eight black, silver, and white moon phases from waxing crescent to full moon and waning crescent on a blue and purple background with pink dots. Flowing lines resembling blue and green grass blades surround the base of the design. The design also includes stylized ornamental curved elements in purple, blue, green, black, and white. All elements are enclosed within a circular border in purple and another border in black. |
