Ayurveda and oral Health

Ayurveda and oral Health

Prioritizing oral health ensures that our teeth and gums remain as intact as possible, rendering dental visits less scary, less painful, and minimally invasive while simultaneously supporting robust overall health and well-being. Ayurvedic oral hygiene practices also...
What are the 5 Pancha Pranas ?

What are the 5 Pancha Pranas ?

From the moment of our birth to the moment of death, we are always breathing. Our breath rhythm, length and softness change depending on our emotions, thoughts and physical conditions. For a balanced and vital life, the quality of breath is fundamental. Understanding...
Covid and Dinacharya for immunity

Covid and Dinacharya for immunity

Dinacharya is a daily routine. A beautiful ritual for self-care and honouring your nature. In times of pandemic, Ayurveda suggests a daily practice to keep your frequency up, your immune system intact, and your home sparkle clean.  I want to give you ayurvedic tips...
Healing the path with Talahridaya Marma

Healing the path with Talahridaya Marma

When a person is in an unconscious state, we start rubbing the feet and hands of the person. Think for a while about why the hands and feet of the person are rubbed unknowingly; we are stimulating the marma points located in the bottom of the hand and feet. The...
Vitality in the muscles with Kakshadhara Marma

Vitality in the muscles with Kakshadhara Marma

This beautiful spot in your body works faithfully for you to keep your muscles strong and vital. The Kakashadhara marma is the first marma in the upper extremity. The ‘kaksha’ region refers to the root of the arm (armpit). The word ‘dhara’...
Essence and Hridaya marma

Essence and Hridaya marma

The point of guidance Hridaya means heart, is one center, with one pulse and significant influence on the quality of life and eloquence of a person. The word hridya in Hindi also means the one that receives or distributes. Thus we know that heart is an anatomical...