This is my ultimate comfort food right now! It is calming to vata dosha as the season gets colder and drier. Oatmeal may seem like a benign substance, but it certainly has obvious qualities to it. What do you think of when you visualize a bowl of oats for breakfast? Steaming, warm, and sweet, nourishing to your heart and soul? This meal is just that! It is grounding, nourishing to the tissues, and perfectly spiced for the autumn season! Feel free to play with the spices and adding your own spin to it!
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SHIRODHARA: THIRD EYE OIL TREATMENT
SHIRODHARA: THIRD EYE OIL TREATMENT
Shiro (head) + Dhara (pour). This traditional Ayuredic therapy is a form of oil therapy in which a continuous stream of warm oil is poured over the forehead and third eye. This relaxing treatment encourages the mind to slow down and rest. Doshically appropriate medicated oils are used for the pour and the session begins with a brief marma treatment to open the channels and calm the mind.
Shirodhara is beneficial for stress, insomnia, chronic headaches and migraines, depression, anxiety, hair loss, early graying, dandruff, menopause, hormonal imbalances, and emotional ups and downs.
Shiro (head) + Dhara (pour). This traditional Ayuredic therapy is a form of oil therapy in which a continuous stream of warm oil is poured over the forehead and third eye. This relaxing treatment encourages the mind to slow down and rest. Doshically appropriate medicated oils are used for the pour and the session begins with a brief marma treatment to open the channels and calm the mind.
Shirodhara is beneficial for stress, insomnia, chronic headaches and migraines, depression, anxiety, hair loss, early graying, dandruff, menopause, hormonal imbalances, and emotional ups and downs.
MARMA CHIKITSA: AYURVEDIC ACUPRESSURE-ENERGY TREATMENT
MARMA CHIKITSA: AYURVEDIC ACUPRESSURE-ENERGY TREATMENT
A marma point is a portal of prana or vital life-force. They are junctures on the body where two or more types of tissue meet and act as the access points of the subtle energy body. When imbalances block the movement of free-flowing energy in the body, the result is stagnation. This can lead to physical and mental discomfort and dis-ease.
This science is based on the manipulation of these points to access shifts in body, mind, and consciousness. A light or medium pressure is applied to the points using the fingers, a therapy wand or a tuning fork.
Marma therapy is useful in : pain, stress, tension, energetic or emotional issues, balancing digestion, clearing toxicity, and calming the mind.
A marma point is a portal of prana or vital life-force. They are junctures on the body where two or more types of tissue meet and act as the access points of the subtle energy body. When imbalances block the movement of free-flowing energy in the body, the result is stagnation. This can lead to physical and mental discomfort and dis-ease.
This science is based on the manipulation of these points to access shifts in body, mind, and consciousness. A light or medium pressure is applied to the points using the fingers, a therapy wand or a tuning fork.
Marma therapy is useful in : pain, stress, tension, energetic or emotional issues, balancing digestion, clearing toxicity, and calming the mind.
NETRA TARPANA: EYE NOURISHMENT
NETRA TARPANA: EYE NOURISHMENT
Netra (eye) Tarpana (nourishment) is an Ayurvedic therapy used for issues of the eye. The eye is an organ, and acts as a gateway to the mind and nervous system, so this treatment not only nourishes the eye itself, but is also beneficial for the nervous system and mind. Localized marma is done and then the eye is nourished with warm ghee during this calming therapy.
Netra (eye) Tarpana (nourishment) is an Ayurvedic therapy used for issues of the eye. The eye is an organ, and acts as a gateway to the mind and nervous system, so this treatment not only nourishes the eye itself, but is also beneficial for the nervous system and mind. Localized marma is done and then the eye is nourished with warm ghee during this calming therapy.
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