Rooted in the Seasons Blog
(formerly The Seasonal Living Blog)
Soon to be joined by the Rooted in the Seasons Podcast — your weekly dose of Ayurveda, Yoga, and seasonal wisdom for a calmer, clearer life.
This blog shares simple, practical insights on living seasonally with Yoga and Ayurveda. Discover which foods and spices to favour each season, how to adapt your yoga practice throughout the year, and gentle ways to reduce stress by tuning into nature’s cycles.
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Spring Allergies: How Ayurveda Can Help
Discover how Ayurveda's holistic approach can help you manage spring allergies naturally and effectively. Learn simple Ayurvedic practices and dietary tips to strengthen your body and reduce allergy symptoms this season.
Seasonal Living for Stress Relief: Ayurveda’s Approach
Ayurveda's seasonal wisdom offers a natural pathway to balance and well-being, with nature's bounty providing exactly what our bodies need to thrive in each season. This harmonious approach simplifies daily choices, significantly reducing stress and enhancing vitality.
Overeaten During the Holidays? Try These Ayurvedic Tips
Discover how to bounce back after holiday indulgences with Ayurveda's wisdom on eating habits and digestion. Learn simple, effective tips to reset your body's natural balance and improve your overall health.
Ayurveda Says Start Here: One Thing to Improve Your Health
Drinking hot/warm water can improve well-being by rehydrating and detoxifying the body, stimulating digestion, and keeping toxins at bay. Hot water can also be prepared constitution-specific for Vata, Pitta, and Kapha types, and drinking it regularly can have significant health benefits.
Why seasonal Living with Ayurveda keeps You Healthy
Healthy Living with Seasonal Ayurveda! Why is that?
Learn about the core principles of Ayurveda and how they explain why it is important to adjust to the different seasons to stay healthy.