In a lot of ways, taking a reset is really about revisiting the practice of listening. First and foremost, listening to our bodies. Then, listening to the needs of our communities and the planet. But what is the process of listening, and how can it tangiby support us in our lives?

Ayurvedically speaking, dry eyes are a result of a vata imbalance, inflammation a result of a pitta imbalance, while puffy or swollen eyes point to a kapha imbalance. These simple, DIY eye care remedies you can utilize to maintain the health and vitality of your vision and eyes.

Panchakarma (PK) is a series of ancient Ayurvedic therapies that cleanse and detoxify the body to initiate optimal healing. The therapies involve a variety of oils and teas, a simple mono-diet, as well as a week of deep dedication to self-care and downtime. The process of preparing begins a month before the actual cleansing…

It’s time to quiet down enough to listen and learn, so that we can find informed ways to best support the movement toward ending racial injustice in America. We invite you, especially if you’re white, to think critically about how you can listen, learn and take action in your own way. Here are some ideas.

Salt water nasal cleansing, called Jala Neti in Ayurveda, helps to clean the nasal passages, enabling the sinuses to drain freely. The process involves pouring salt water into one nostril, allowing it pass through the sinus cavity, and drain through the other nostril or the mouth.

We know there are many people who are at home right now, nursing away mild to moderate symptoms of COVID-19 — the virus that has become our opportunity to evolve. So, we’ve pulled together some simple and safe home remedies that will help soothe symptoms and speed recovery.

In this moment, we all have a profound opportunity to tune into the rhythms and elements of nature, and to attend carefully to nourishment of body, mind, and spirit. This is a time to take a step back, turn inwards, and to reflect on our own humanity and our place on this planet.

You work hard, you play hard. You’re going strong, thinking you’re living your best life, when all of a sudden — it hits. BURN OUT. Weakness, fatigue, low appetite. A cloudy, uncertain mind. Wild sugar and salt cravings, followed by uncomfortable or painful digestion. A low desire to connect with your partner, and when you do, it’s unsatisfying. Damn. You know something isn’t quite right. A friend suggests you have adrenal fatigue… could it be true?

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Exercise is an important part of any lifestyle that emphasizes self care, but you might be surprised about how Ayurveda approaches this aspect of wellness. Had you ever considered that different mind-body types might gravitate toward different types of exercise?

Whether you have been on a fertility journey for some time, or you are just beginning, this piece is written for you. Here you’ll find a few very important tips for getting pregnant, many of which may be overlooked in mainstream information.

You will be surprised by how much can shift simply by leveraging the energies of each dosha at its respective times of day. Follow this simple daily routine to feel vibrant, energized and joyful each day, and to sleep soundly each night.

Fall invites us to reassess and reevaluate, to take stock of what we have and shed what is no longer in service of our vision… As the winds blow, it is wise to grow strong roots and flexible branches.

When we’re truly thriving in our hearts, we attract true love… we fulfill our life’s purpose… and we can take the best care of our selves, our families, each other and the planet.

Ayurvedic massage, known as abhyanga in Sanskrit, is one of the most soothing, nourishing and life- giving practices we can do for our bodies and minds.

Oil Pulling has long been used in Ayurvedic practices as a method to draw out toxins (known as ama) that accumulate in the mouth.

Have you ever woken up in the morning realized that your tongue has a thick coating or a lingering stale taste?  This is an incredibly common sign of toxic buildup.