Sleep and Ayurveda: The Ayurvedic Perspective on Sleep
In the intricate tapestry of life, sleep is the golden thread that weaves together our physical health and spiritual well-being.
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Even in the ancient days of early Ayurveda, health and well being were highly valued,
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Prana, Tejas and Ojas are subtle life force essences that work together to promote health and vitality.
When in balance you’ll experience deep, profound, healthy sleep. When out of balance, you’ll experience disrupted unsatisfying sleep.
If the sun has gone to bed… so should you! Nature as a whole is resting during the darker times. These days there is every excuse and opportunity to stay up later, and maybe to get up later. We can falsify nature with bright electrical lighting to make us think it’s still daytime at 11pm, and blackout blinds to make us think it’s still night time at 11am. But this is dragging us out of sync with the way our bodies are naturally attuned to be!
My last blog post was about Ayurvedic doshas, and how your dosha might affect your meditation.
One of the main questions I am asked about my meditation practice is something along the lines of “but don’t you just sit there and think about all the things you need to do today?” Well yes, I do! I’m primarily a Vata personality.
Firstly, when people hear the word chakra, they often dismiss it as being too ‘woowoo’, but listening to Deepak Chopra