by Manish Chandra | 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 Manish Chandra | Oct 28, 2020 | Ayurveda, ayurvedic, ayurvedic approach, bloating, blog
Salty is one of the six tastes in Ayurveda, best known for the way salt enhances the flavor of just about everything we sit down to eat. Just a pinch of salt is all it takes to bring out the other five flavors, and make our taste buds respond with a pleasure and...
by Manish Chandra | 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...
by Manish Chandra | Oct 26, 2020 | anxiety, balance, blog, breath, breathe, breathing, cleanse, coping, daily routine, detox, Detoxification, detoxify, emotional, emotions, Energy, fall, fallguidelines, habit, habits, healing, hydration, imbalance, imbalances, immunity, jyotish, lethargy, lifestyle, maya, meditation, mental, mental health, microorganism, mind and body, moderation, nakshatra, nutrition, practices, prana, pranayama, rest, ritual, routine, self-realization, spiritual, vedic astrology, Vedic science, Wellness, wisdom, yoga
October 26th, retrograde Mercury conjunct Sun in Libra The turbulence and volatile mindedness are coming to a head as Mercury’s retrograde dance rejoins the Sun in Libra. Swati is the asterism of this conjunction, and “Swati means ‘the sword,’...
by Manish Chandra | Oct 23, 2020 | ayurvedic, ayurvedic approach, bloating, blog
So much goes into the study of each sensory organ and how that sense interacts with the rest of the body, our emotions, and our consciousness. It’s amazing to learn about how interconnected the body is; how every part of the body (down to the tiniest thing) impacts,...
by Manish Chandra | Oct 22, 2020 | abhyanga, anti-inflammation, Ayurveda, ayurvedic, ayurvedic approach, ayurvedic herbs, blog, body consitution, breath, breathe, breathing, cleanse, daily routine, diet culture, diet foods, diets, digestion, Digestive Health, elimination, emotional, emotions, Energy, exercise, fat
Our entire psychology is connected with our nutrition. Salt: basis for awakening consciousness; Sour: refreshing, activating; Sweet: general sense of well-being; Bitter: resistance for the will” – Albert Soesman The Six Tastes Taste has been studied for thousands of...
