Balance mind, body, and spirit with your own essential Ayurvedic self-care toolkit.
New science has revealed the effectiveness of Ayurveda as a 360-degree approach to physical and mental wellness, tailored to the individual.
This book directly delivers practical Ayurvedic advice according to your specific needs - as though you were having an Ayurvedic consultation. Sonja Shah-Williams has curated a collection of tried and tested Ayurvedic practices and remedies including foods, oils, yoga, and meditation, that you can apply to your need or situation - to aid sleep, increase energy, boost immunity, relieve digestive problems, improve relationships, and much more.
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144 Pages Publisher: DK Release Date: January 12, 2021
Nonfiction, Health, Mind & Body, Religion & Spirituality, Self-Help, Self-Care
This is a great book for people beginning with Ayurveda practices. It is an ancient practice that dates back 2,500 - 5,000 years ago. It works on the principle of treating the patient and not the symptoms. This overall treatment includes not only the body and mind but the spirit too.
The author does a great job breaking the subject down, so it is easily understandable. The images in the book are clear and easy to read and understand the connections. The wellness practices include yoga postures, recipes, rituals and routines.
I loved the information on the doshas. The recipe for ghee is easy to make. The information for journaling, breathing for focus, and entries on mindfulness is very good and so easy to do. I thought the information was excellent for headaches, anxiety, menopause, IBS, breathing problems, cough and cold, tired eyes, back pain, and insomnia. I highly recommend this book to anyone that is interested in learning about Ayurveda practices.
I loved this book and will keep for a while as a reference as I introduce new daily habits into my life. The information was presented simply and I learned a lot about how my current habits may be connected to inner distress and overall poor well-being.
I would recommend this book as a great place to start for beginners who are looking to learn. I would also recommend this book to people who aren't necessarily looking to transform their lifestyle completely but are just looking for some tips to introduce a little balance into their life.
Ayurveda means Science of Life. This book is a guidebook about Ayurveda compiled by DK, a famous encyclopedia.
Practicing yoga and meditation in your daily life and eating meals that incorporate herbs and organic ingredients, you can balance your mind, body, and spirit.
Ayurveda is a traditional medicine that originated in India and Sri Lanka with a 5,000-year history and has a scientific basis.
It can be expected to help you get a good night's sleep and boost your immunity.