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Ayurveda

Guduchi – The nectar of longevity

Tinospora Cordifolia is a herb native to South Asia and is also called Guduchi. In Sanskrit, it is called Amrita which literally translates to the …

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Nutrition

Spirulina- the superfood of the Era

Spirulina- A free-floating biomass of Cyanobacteria, i.e blue-green Algae is literally, hands down, ‘ the super-food of the Era’ and is considered to have many …

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Ayurveda

Brahmi- The mental rejuvenative herb

The Hindu Goddess Saraswati is often picturised clad in white clothes with a calm expression on her face. Sitting on a lotus, holding a book, …

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Ayurveda

What is Ashwagandha – The herb of vitality

Ashwagandha, which translates to “the smell of horse” in Sanskrit referring to its distinctive smell and ability to increase strength and sexual vigour, is a …

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Ayurveda

Understanding Ojas, Tejas & Prana.

Ojas, Tejas, Prana – The sublime essence of the three doshas. The entities that determine our physical, mental, and spiritual wellness.  Ayurveda is the knowledge …

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Ayurveda

Aama In Ayurveda – An Introduction.

Ever wondered what happens to your sink pipes when you don’t clean them up on a regular basis?  They clog up and make a mess.  …

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Ayurveda

Agni: The Fire of Life

“Agni is the life within us.

It is the sacred fire that burns to keep us alive.

It is the foundation of life itself, and when extinguished,

nothing can survive.”

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Ayurveda

The 5 elements of life according to Ayurveda

Introduction to the Five Elements According to Ayurveda, one of the world’s most ancient science of healing and medicine, the five known elements, namely […]

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MindfulnessPhilosophyYoga

The Four Vedas

The world’s oldest sacred texts, The Holy Vedas, were written around 1500-1200 BCE. But what does the word ‘Veda’ mean ? Let’s get into the …