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11/19/2025

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11/19/2025

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11/19/2025

Ayurvedic Principles for a heart-centered life

Mindful eating: Focus on fresh, whole foods that align with your personal constitution (Prakriti) and the season. Mindful eating encourages you to be present with your food, rather than rushing or eating processed items.
Daily routines (Dinacharya): Establish regular routines that support balance. This includes waking up early, regular exercise, adequate sleep, and consistent mealtimes.
Stress management: Use practices to reduce stress, such as specific yoga poses, Pranayama (breathing exercises), and meditation. These can lower stress hormones and calm the nervous system.
Herbal support: Incorporate specific herbs and spices known for their heart-protective properties, such as garlic, holy basil (Tulsi), ginger, and turmeric.
Emotional awareness: Pay attention to your emotional state, recognizing that stress, negative emotions, and lack of rest can impact your heart health. Ayurveda encourages practices that nurture emotional and spiritual well-being, which in turn supports the physical heart

11/19/2025

Taught the Kriya To Live From the Heart this morning. Sky of the Heart Yoga & Ayurveda Ayurveda sees the heart, or
Hridaya, as the center of emotional and spiritual life, not just physical circulation. To live from this heart center, Ayurveda suggests balancing your body, mind, and spirit through personalized diet and lifestyle choices, stress management techniques like meditation and yoga, and specific herbal remedies. The goal is to integrate these practices to cultivate a strong and resilient heart-mind connection. www.busydaygo.com

11/18/2025

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11/18/2025

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11/14/2025

Immune building practices:
Deep Yogic Breathing
Healthy life giving foods
Sunshine
Exercise

11/14/2025

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11/05/2025

Good eating habits for Vata Dosha
Vata dosha is balanced by regularity in routine. Eat three nourishing meals a day, and eat them around the same times each day. Don't skip meals, especially breakfast. Eat lunch, the heaviest meal of the day, close to noon. Eat a lighter meal, such as mung bean soup, for dinner. Your last meal of the day should be done at least three hours before you go to bed. If you snack in-between meals, eat nuts and raisins soaked in water (dried fruits aggravate Vata) or stewed fruit for a healthy dose of energy. Most nuts are Vata-pacifying.

11/05/2025

Supta Virasana or Reclined Hero's Pose is the supine variant of the Hero Pose which further stretches the hip flexors, thighs, and ankles. Being an intermediate level posture, this pose is best suited to rectify several bodily ailments ranging from respiratory issues to arthritis. This posture is guaranteed to bring inner strength, courage, and self-confidence, thus, staying true to its name.

11/02/2025

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10/31/2025

Nature allows us to remember we are more than “this body” and “this mind,” and that we are whole and connected.

According to Ayurveda, our health relies on our harmony and balance with the elements (earth, water, fire, air, and ether or space), which make up our constitutions of vata, pitta, and kapha. This means that a disconnect from nature is risky and something to examine. Nature, by its very essence, heals us. The more in tune we are with nature and the elements, the more we can invoke our self-healing, Nature soothes and heals the nervous system and invites us to connect with something larger than ourselves. It allows us to remember we are more than “this body” and “this mind,” and that we are whole and connected. A walk through the woods, or by a river or ocean, scrubs us clean of worry, stress, and anxiety—which tend to break us down rather than build us up.