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Enjoy these love notes and musings, from my heart to yours.
Recipe: Shatavavari latte
This one is for the ladies. Shatavari is known in Ayurveda as THE women's herb, nicknamed "one hundred husbands". Celebrated for it's ability to build OJAS. It is a powerful adaptogenic herb famous for it's ability to balance women's hormones. It invokes a calm energy and increases libido.
Are plants toxic?
Yes. Yes, they are. Veggies, nuts, legumes, and grains are full of toxic compounds like lectins, alkaloids, furocoumarins, solanines and chaconine. This information is leading a whole movement of people abandoning plants all together in pursuit of a meat only diet.
Oppositional medicine
A major approach to healing in Ayurveda is: opposites are the cure for opposites. It means that we pay attention to the qualities that are present in the bodymind and we bring in the opposite quality.
Ayurvedic Detox
How to tell if you have toxic buildup (Ama), and what to do about it.
Five Ayurvedic travel tips
Travel is inherently Vata aggravating. It can throw our bodies and minds right out of balance. Here are some tips and tricks to help to stay balanced and vital.
Crimes against wisdom
We all commit little crimes against wisdom. We know what is the most healthy/kind/preferred action, and yet we chose to go the other way.
My Ayurveda Story
When I left home at the age of 17 I took one of my mum’s books with me. I think it was called Ayurvedic beauty, or something like that. I studied each page of it with great vigour as it really did teach me how to care for myself as an adult.
The three pillars of tantra
Tantra is so commonly misconceived and misrepresented in the world. Here are some of the foundations of tantra.
