Spring is a season of clearing. We sweep our homes, open the windows, and let fresh air move through spaces that have been closed all winter. In much the same way, the mind also benefits from a gentle clearing. In yoga, the movements of the mind are called vrittis - the ripples of thought that continually stir the waters of awareness. When the mind is busy and the body is heavy, these currents can feel muddy and dull. When life moves quickly, these currents can become clo

When we give ourselves space to be — without grasping, without performing — the heart opens, and the mind clears.

Nasya ~ the Ayurvedic practice of administering herbal oils or medicated substances through the nasal passages ~ is a deeply therapeutic ritual that nourishes the senses, clears the mind, and balances the doshas, especially vata and kapha dosha in the head and neck region.

One powerful healing remedy that is most likely sitting on your countertop is the most elementary fatty substance - oil.

One of the ways that I support myself and my predominant Vata dosha during the Fall is to drink some deeply hydrating Rasa Tea.

Adjusting our diet & lifestyle to accommodate for the energetic shift during the Fall season is a powerful way to stay balanced.

In Ayurveda, ojas is considered the very essence of vitality and the foundation of radiant health. It’s described as the refined end-product of proper digestion ~ both of food and life experiences.

Having some supportive self-care tools while you travel is helpful for all but it's critical for balancing vata dosha.