Although Punarnava has not made its way mainstream here in the West, it is one of the most widely used herbs for Kapha imbalances in the world of Ayurveda. Punarnava... read more →
Nasya is the administration of herbal medicine through the nasal passage. According to Ayurveda, the sinus cavity is the gateway to our consciousness, Prana Vayu, and the Nervous System. Nasya... read more →
As we embrace this New Year and take the time to find ways to improve ourselves, body and mind; we must invite practices that will build our confidence, strength and... read more →
Although it is a bit cliche, I definitely appreciate taking some time as we begin this New Year to reflect on the past and envision the future. But as cliche... read more →
Kitchari is a traditional Ayurvedic dish that is nourishing, cleansing, and quite versatile. I am calling this particular kitchari recipe my “Christmas Kitchari” not only because it is a healthy... read more →
Prana, sometimes translated as the lifeforce, is the subtle energetic force that is responsible for our respiration, oxygenation and circulation. In fact, Prana governs over all movement and sensory functions.... read more →
In both Yoga and Ayurveda, Nadi Shodhana is quite possibly the most revered of all forms of Pranayama (breathing practices). “Nadi” is a term to denote the subtle energetic channels... read more →
Part one of this "Ayurvedic Sleep Report" looks at the vital role sleep plays on our health. Now before moving on, I would like to share a bit on the science... read more →
There are several physical diagnostic tools that are commonly practiced in Ayurveda and one of the main ones includes nail assessment (called Nakha Pariksha). Just as the tongue, hair, skin,... read more →
“It is no over-statement to say that if a person regularly practices Sarvangasana he will feel new vigour and strength, and will be happy and confident. New life will flow... read more →