Gemstones and color therapy have long been incorporated into astrological practice. It has been said that the ancient kings and queens of India always had an astrologer in their court….
These three snack recipes have deep roots in Kundalini tradition and are healthful, yummy and soul-enriching to boot. These recipes and more can be found in the book Foods for…
What you put on your body can be as important as what you put in when it comes to good health, according to Ayurveda. In the era of synthetic fabrics…
In 1969, Yogi Bhajan began offering his students a blend of spices brewed into a tea after class. This tea included five spices traditional to Ayurvedic medicine: cardamom, cinnamon, cloves, ginger and black pepper. The students lovingly nicknamed the tea “yogi tea” and continues to be a staple of Kundalini yoga practices today.
The obligations and to-dos of the holiday season can demand your time and energy, leaving you feeling depleted.
Aerial Yoga is a form of yoga asana practice that utilizes hammocks suspended from the ceiling. It allows a practitioner to both strengthen and lengthen the body in ways you perhaps could not while being on the floor.
The practice of Ayurveda creates balance for each of us in a unique way. It has the potential to revitalize your entire nervous system, leading to increased creativity, greater efficiency, success, and satisfaction in all aspects of your life.
Here are five simple ways to add Ayurveda into your life and tap into your creativity.
