by Aly Amrita | Nov 13, 2020 | abhyanga, anti-inflammation, anti-inflammatory diet, anxiety, Ayurveda, ayurvedic, ayurvedic herbs, Ayurvedic massage, ayurvediccooking, Ayurvedicdiet, balance, blog, breath, breathe, breathing, cleanse, coffee, cold, Cooking
Cold and Flu Season is upon us, and with the added stress of a pandemic, we’re all wondering how best to care for ourselves during this time. Ayurveda seeks to answer the question of “how best do I care for myself” by studying nature, seeking balance, and taking a...
by Aly Amrita | Nov 11, 2020 | abhyanga, ayurvedic approach, ayurvedic herbs, Ayurvedic massage, ayurvediccooking, blog, body consitution, body constitution, bowel movements
For those of us who haven’t been able to get warm in days, or who have been eating tons of squash and root vegetables, we’re aware that the seasons are changing. In Ayurveda, the season or phase of year we’re currently in is either a ritu (fixed season) or a ritu...
by Aly Amrita | Nov 6, 2020 | ayurvedic, ayurvedic approach, ayurvedic herbs, Ayurvedic massage, ayurvediccooking, Ayurvedicdiet, blog
“Anyone who has experienced butterflies or knots in the stomach during episodes of stress does not need to be convinced that the nervous system and the digestive system are intimately related. Biologically, the gastrointestinal system of the human embryo develops as...
by Aly Amrita | Oct 30, 2020 | ayurvediccooking, Ayurvedicdiet, ayurvedicrecipes, blog
Have you ever stopped to think about how or why food tastes the way that it does? I remember watching someone eat a carrot soup puree (which was only boiled carrots, water, onion, and olive oil) and say “this tastes nothing like carrots,” and being shocked at the idea...
by Aly Amrita | Oct 30, 2020 | Ayurveda, ayurvedic, ayurvedic approach, ayurvedic herbs, Ayurvedic massage, ayurvediccooking, Ayurvedicdiet, ayurvedicrecipes, blog
What do you think of when you hear the word bitter? Usually, there’s a negative connotation: “that person is so bitter,” “I feel bitter about this situation.” What I find so interesting about bitter, though, is that it can be incredibly healing if we let. Whenever...
by Ziggy Tarr | Oct 27, 2020 | addictions, anxiety, Ayurveda, ayurvedic, ayurvedic approach, ayurvedic herbs, Ayurvedic massage, ayurvediccooking, Ayurvedicdiet, ayurvedicrecipes, balance, blog, blood sugar, blood sugar levels, body consitution, body constitution, bowel movements, breath, breathing, buddhism, caffeine, carbohydrates, chitra, cleanse, colon, comfortfood, constipation, Cooking, cortisol, daily routine, dehydration, detox, Detoxification, detoxify, digestion, disease, dosha, doshas, emotional, emotions, Energy, exercise, fall, falltips, fatigue, flow, food combinations, food combining, gas, guidelines, gut, Gut Health, habit, heal, heal your relationship to food, healing, health, Health issues, healthy lifestyle, healthy lifetsyle, healthy options, heart disease, herbal remedies, herbalblends, Herbs, holistic ehalth, holistic healing, holistic health, holistichealth, holsitichealth, hydration, illusion, imbalance, imbalances, immunity, indigestion, inflammation, intuitive eating, jet lag, jyotisa, jyotish, kapha, lethargy, liverhealth, low energy, maya, meditation, mental, mental health, moderation, movement, oils, organic, osha, practices, prana, pranayama, rejuvenation, relationships, rest, ritual, root, schedule, scienceoflife, seasonal diet, seasons, self-realization, sha, six tastes, spiritual, triphala, trust, vagus nerve, vata, vata dosha, vata foods, vata pacifying diet, vedic astrology, Vedic science, vegetables, walking, weight loss, Wellness, wisdom, work, yoga
The purpose of the Vedic sciences is to promote Self-realization. Known as sister sciences, Ayurveda and Jyotish (Vedic astrology) have been studied as parallel practices since their conception. Ayurveda translates into “knowledge of life,” and Jyotish...
