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Coconut Yogurt is so delicious and easy to make. I

Coconut Yogurt is so delicious and easy to make. It is one of my favorite things to top onto mung daal (if using for savory dishes, exclude the vanilla and maple syrup) or to eat with berries and nuts! Plus, it helps keep the digestive system in check. I especially love it around the early spring/summer months. ⁠
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Add coconut milk, probiotic capsules, vanilla bean and maple syrup to your shopping list—it’s the perfect time to make this cool, sweet recipe! 🥄

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Feminine-form Ayurveda asks us to get back into ou

Feminine-form Ayurveda asks us to get back into our bodies, listen to our Inner Knowing, interface directly with nature and trust our own relationship to the Divine. 🌿⚡️⁠
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If you’re ready to start studying feminine-form Ayurveda and reconnecting with the wisdom of our grandmothers and great-grandmothers, dive into our free Women’s Wisdom and Ayurveda Mini-Course. This jam-packed course is a foundational introduction to Divine Feminine Ayurveda. Sign up now at the link in bio or comment WISDOM below to get access! 🕯

When your Pitta friend goes from enlightened godde

When your Pitta friend goes from enlightened goddess to fire-breathing dragon in 0.2 seconds because lunch was ten minutes late. 🔥 (Or, maybe you ARE that friend…) 😉

Don’t worry babe–it’s not a personality flaw, it’s just a little hanger-fueled agni collapse.

In Ayurveda, Pitta types are ruled by the fire element, and their digestive fire (agni) burns hot and fast. For any of us (not just Pitta types!) skipping meals or delaying eating can put undue stress on our agni, causing it to either grow too intense or totally burn out.

To stay balanced, prioritize eating regular meals and try to eat before you reach the point of “hanger” - this helps to keep your agni regulated and your mind clear (AND your relationships intact 😉).

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