People-pleasing is a pattern of behaviour where someone puts others' needs before their own to avoid rejection, criticism, or embarrassment. In this article I share helpful tips and resources, so you can start putting your needs first. It’s okay to be selfish in fact it’s a healthy muscle to exercise if you’re a women in this day and age.

Orgonite is highly esteemed for its use in balancing and harmonizing bio-energy, often referred to as orgone, chi, or prana. Users report improved mood, better sleep, and increased energy.

Ayurvedic treatment for eyes has been used for centuries to improve eye health, prevent eye diseases, and treat various eye conditions. Simple routines, proper nutrition, and helpful herbals go a long way towards supporting vision and keeping the body in balance.

Aligning one's menstrual cycle with the lunar cycle was known to advance wellness, health, fertility, and helped manage period pain better. Ayurveda recognizes the Moon as a powerful influence on women's health and well-being, linking it to menstrual cycles and the phases of the Moon.

Sattva is a quality of balance, harmony, goodness, purity, and more. When we experience sattva we will have mental clarity, pure in thoughts, words, and actions, and enjoys a balanced life. Learn some tips and trick of how to cultivate inner and outer peace!

Codependency is a chronic relationship condition in which an individual gives all their love and caring away. As an object of that devotion, they often pick a narcissist who can’t return their love—but they stay in the relationship anyway, addicted to the dynamic. Let’s take a closer look and explore ways to heal from this pattern.

Indriyas means sense organs. Indriyas are the tools of knowledge and learning according to Ayurveda. They are considered as essential components of human experience and health. I offer a few simple beneficial adaptations for daily routine that will nourish the five senses or Indriyas.

Youth is a vibrant period filled with energy, exploration, and personal growth. It’s a crucial time for setting goals and building a foundation for the future. Here’s some helpful tips to support your teen and children that will empower them to thrive by establishing a healthy relationship with food through Ayurvedic cooking and the like.

Meditation is beneficial for all doshas (vata, pitta, and kapha). The way each dosha shows up in meditation has to do with their elements and the way to meditate successfully has everything to do with your unique doshic predisposition. Needless to say is for EVERYONE.

The Ayurvedic diet, based on principles of the Indian medical system Ayurveda, has existed for thousands of years. This way of eating places emphasis on certain foods, typically high-quality, fresh foods, according to your body type. A diet focusing on whole foods and minimizing processed foods can help with keeping a healthy weight for you and support good health. Here’s 10 tips to get you started!

These practice of Neti and Nasya promotes good sinus health, reduces the effect of allergies, and helps keep the head and mind feeling clear.

An essential part of your daily ritual, or Dinacharya, neti and nasya tend to the nasal passages for optimum health.

Karna Purana is a classic Ayurvedic ear oiling therapy that is an integral part of a healthy daily routine. It is the process in which warm, medicated oil or medicated liquid is gently, slowly poured into the ears. This lubricates the delicate filaments of the ear canal which sharpens hearing and removes impurities.

Rosacea, a common skin condition that causes redness and visible blood vessels in your face, can be a source of discomfort and self-consciousness. In Ayurveda, this condition is seen as an imbalance in the body’s doshas, which can be corrected through holistic treatments and lifestyle adjustments.

A step-by-step guide on how to make your own ghee at home and more!

Nothing quite compares to the magic of homemade, golden ghee. Ghee is considered one of Ayurveda’s top superfoods for its rejuvenating, nourishing and anti-inflammatory qualities. Get inspired!

This simple and laid-back bread recipe is a great way to add an augmenting food to a balanced meal. Making bread at home is easy, especially when you have all these wonderful choices. Plus it’s the best way to ensure your food is filled with prana, organic ingredients and love.

The nutritional and medicinal value of food, including its vital energy (Prana), evaporates when we store it in the fridge or freezer for a few days. Ayurveda considers that any food older than 3 days is 'dead' food, in that it is entirely lacking in nutritional content as well as aliveness. From the Ayurvedic perspective, foods that are lacking in Prana force the digestive system to work much harder which then leads to an overall drop in health and well-being. Food that is missing Prana also prevents our bodies from transforming it into healthy Dhatus (tissues) and then into the final product of digestion, Ojas (life energy). And when Ojas suffers, we suffer tremendously.

Anger is self-destroying, yet it’s not something a little discretion can’t handle. This article offers practical guidance on how to support a return to balance through natural and simple tips and tricks for anger management so that you can reclaim health and vitality through the mental and emotional spheres.

We are meant to feel well after our meals. Try this pizza recipe (Ayurvedic inspired) and finally feel food after a fresh old slice of Prana Lover’s Pizza. Get creative and cook with seasonal veggies!

In Ayurveda, vata dosha is comprised of air and ether. This dosha is responsible for elimination, movement, creativity and imagination. To keep it balanced and at bay, try these nourishing, warm, grounding practices.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a behavioural disorder. Symptoms normally begin to develop in children around 2 years of age. Ayurvedic treatment with therapies aimed at improving brain function, herbs and remedies to enhance attention and mind calmness, along with cognitive behavioral therapy, can be very helpful in ADHD.