Chestnut – the Rice that Grows on Trees Ayurvedic properties: Rasa (taste in the mouth): sweet and astringent Virya (potency): cold in the first degree Vipak (final transformation, post digestive effect): sweet Prabhava (specific potency): positive – for the heart, … Continue reading →
The Navel is a Sacred Place on our Body Ayurveda calls the navel the gateway to life because through the navel we were connected to our mother before birth. Our navel (nabhi in Hindi) is an incredible gift that the … Continue reading →
How to Check Which Philosophy is Right for You Sooner or later, every living creature asks the question: who I am, why am I here, who created the world around me and what is the relationship between me and the … Continue reading →
Heat Waves and Ayurveda According to Ayurveda, hot weather upsets the balance of Pitta dosha (fire). Pitta is responsible for the balance of mind and body, regulates digestion, hormones and all metabolic processes in the body. During the hot season, … Continue reading →
Modern science lives under the impression that it is at the peak of progress, which was unthinkable for the stupid savages of old times. But just look at the measures of time that are mentioned in the five thousand year … Continue reading →
When Is the Best Time to Do Yoga? Check with your doctor before starting any exercise routine. You can do yoga in the morning and / or in the evening, but you need to understand that the goals of the … Continue reading →
Shata Dhauta Ghrita – 100% Natural Ayurvedic Skin Care Have you ever tried a face cream that makes your skin feel well hydrated all day long? If you, like me, prefer natural remedies in caring for your skin, then getting … Continue reading →
The Brain of an Older Person is More Productive The director of the George Washington University College of Medicine reports that the brain of an elderly person is much more flexible than is commonly believed. At this age, the interaction … Continue reading →
Due to astronomical laws, the planets Mercury, Mars, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto periodically change the direction of their movement from the point of view of the terrestrial observer and move backwards. Astrologers call such a planet retrograde. … Continue reading →
