Moringa oleifera, also commonly known as moringa, drumstick tree, horseradish tree, etc, is cultivated for its young seed pods and leaves, and is consumed as …

Sunshine and summer and everything happy, that’s our colour yellow! People tie turmeric strongly to this happy colour. Ayurvedic practitioners have been using Turmeric for …

Neem, having the Latin name Azadirachta indica, is a natural herb that displays incredible therapeutic effects on the human body. You will find the Neem …

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 …

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 …

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, …

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 …

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

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.  …

“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.”