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Tips for Sanity

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We have shifted into a new way of living.

Being forced with no other choice than to embrace the uncertainty of each day, it’s not always easy to feel motivated or excited about staying at home and keeping “distance”. That’s why it’s helpful to call up your best friend, your mom, or your neighbor to share tips on how to keep feeling inspired and spread positivity. That’s why our team is sharing our current and favorite mood boosting tips. Here are just a few insights to what we’re listening to, what self-care we're loving, and what we’re snacking on.

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Katie Silcox
Our Founder & C.E.O.

What music are you listening to? A lot of Beach House and electronic dance music....just gotta move! You can follow me on Spotify @Katie Rebecca Silcox

What’s your favorite podcast episode? The recent This American Life blew my mind - it's called "The Test"

What are you eating? Lots of salmon, smoothies, broths, sweet potatoes, salads with a ton of oil and vinegar, and chips and hummus 🙂

What is your go to product right now? The Wellness Formula

What has been the most helpful for keeping your sanity? Having my sweet friend in town from France. We kept each other strong and sane within the chaos. Also, laying outdoors, gardening, trying to walk everyday and Body Yantra!

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Amaury Vaillant
Our C.O.O.

What music are you listening to? Bachata and salsa to keep me moving and upbeat during the day. Joan Shelly's Like the River Loves the Sea in the morning and acoustics in the evenings. Spotify @Amaury Roseline

What’s your favorite podcast episode? Hard to choose! But I really liked Dr. Zach Bush's interview on Rich Roll's podcast from March 26

What are you eating? Lot's of Kitchari and bitter greens

What is your go to product right now? Goddess Ghee's The Hempress in my tea and a massage ball for my neck and shoulders. 

What has been the most helpful for keeping your sanity? Not reading the news and sticking to non-sensational reporting like NPR when I do check the news.

Sarah Waldron

Sarah Waldron
Our Operations, Membership & Event Coordinator

What music are you listening to? I have been listening to a lot of soothing music at night or during work hours: Sigur Ros and Slenderbodies. When I need uplifting or something to dance along to: Trevor Hall, The Revivalists, and the Classic Rock station on Spotify have been my go-tos the past month!

What's your favorite podcast episode? From The Ghee Spot I love We All Need Self-Love Training Wheels along with Haters Gonna Hate. I also love Unladylike for it's random, yet relatable and important topics. It addresses issues and patterns that I've never heard anyone address on a public platform before and brings in a bit of humor as well.

What are you eating? Roasted Garlic Lentil Soup!!  I am making big batches of soup with fresh and grounding ingredients. My favorite so far is my usual homemade lentil soup, but with a bunch of roasted garlic pureed and mixed in. I am also sipping on a tea of lemon, ginger, and tumeric root all day long.

What is your go to product right now? I am loving Life & Pursuits organic body massage oil after my shower. It's so nourishing and absorbs pretty quickly. I've also been taking Pior Living's Chyawanprash every morning with my lemon water to help boost immunity and ojas.

What has been the most helpful for keeping your sanity? Nature!  Getting outside daily for walks with my dog and pausing a lot to take in the subtleties around me. Hunting for morel mushrooms or other spring offerings in the woods is helping me keep my spirits high and bring beauty into each day.  The fresh air feels great after lots of time in the house.

Mary Silcox

Mary Silcox
Our Head of Creative Content & Communications

What music are you listening to? Alicia Keys, Wanda De Sah, and Mandolin Orange.

What’s your favorite podcast episode? Oprah’s Super Soul- Episode with Shawn Anchor (Part 1 & 2) on The Secrets of Happy People and The Life Altering Power of a Positive Mind. So uplifting!!!

What are you eating? Tons of vegetables spiced with turmeric, cumin, & garlic, leafy greens cooked with backyard dandelions, a little bit of fish, blueberries, and roasted carrots dipped in almond butter. 

What is your go to product right now? Foria’s CBD intimacy lube (gotta keep it interesting), Banyans Breast care balm, and magnesium calm. 

What has been the most helpful for keeping your sanity? Facetime hangs with my sister & my mom, SUNSHINE, and my man.

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Ok, so I finally have a kitchen again and it's lif Ok, so I finally have a kitchen again and it's life changing. I am all up in here Grandma-maxxing so hard this fall season. (Vata, we got this!) ⁠
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Here is an actual photo of my home-made bath bombs, natural soaps and a very serious Bernedoodle.⁠
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Grandma-maxxing is what the Zoomers call a rebellion against the insanity of modern life. It's the radical, old-fashioned art of slowing down and remembering that we are HUMAN BEINGS, not productivity machines! ⁠
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It's making things with our hands, tending to our gardens, baking bread, stirring pots, sewing, knitting and finding sweet pleasure in the most ordinary things. ⁠
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It's choosing the wisdom of our grandmothers over the endless scroll of the algorithm. It's remembering that women have gathered around kitchens, shared recipes, told stories, teased each other, made medicine and generally created beauty for THOUSANDS of years.⁠
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And guess what? Our nervous systems LOVE this stuff. ⁠
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Grandma-maxxing is about reclaiming the lost arts of being a woman, living seasonally, making things slowly and remembering that sometimes the most revolutionary thing we can do is put down our phones and bake a bomb-ass pie. ⁠
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Read through these and see which ones LIGHT up your body. Trust that that’s the one for you:⁠
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Making homemade soap, knitting a cozy sweater, baking sourdough bread, growing medicinal herbs, making homemade jam, sewing or embroidering, arranging fresh flowers, making herbal teas, canning summer vegetables, creating homemade candles, crocheting blankets, writing handwritten letters, making bone broth, tending a vegetable garden, pressing flowers in old books, making homemade body oils and salves, baking pies from scratch, birdwatching in the backyard, learning to quilt and gathering with girlfriends to make things, sip tea, laugh and tell stories. ⁠
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These are the kind of kitchen magic projects we will coach you into this year in Level one.⁠
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Wanna get in on Ayurvedic Grandmamaxxing? Comment AYURVEDASCHOOL! Early bird tuition ends 10/31!⁠
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Also! I did a whole podcast on Grandmamaxxing + STUDIES on what it does for your brain and soul. ⁠
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💜Comment “259” and I’ll send you the pod link! ⁠
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I’m just gonna’ come out and say it: The Shakti Sc I’m just gonna’ come out and say it: The Shakti School isn’t your average Ayurveda program. ⁠
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We don’t memorize all the Sanskrit rules perfectly while ignoring the fact that most of us are starting from a place of being addicted to iced coffee and Instagram.⁠
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Why? Because the actual Sanskrit verses tell us to MEET OURSELVES (and others) WHERE WE ARE! ⁠
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We’re the world’s most soulful Ayurveda School because we bring this ancient wisdom into the messy, gorgeous, modern reality of your life. And we try to do it with heart and humor (while deeply honoring the world’s wisdom traditions). ⁠
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🌹 Don’t wait. Enroll in 2027 Ayurveda School now before tuition goes up $500. Our students can attest—the investment you make will multiply and return to you tenfold.⁠
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Looking for an Ayurveda certification program is a Looking for an Ayurveda certification program is about more than comparing hours and curriculum.⁠
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It’s about finding a school that feels like somewhere you actually want to learn. 🌙⁠
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A place where ancient wisdom is not only studied, but lived. Where women’s bodies and rhythms matter. Where your teachers bring decades of embodied experience to the classroom. ⁠
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Where you can learn alongside a community of women asking some of the same big questions you are.⁠
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And where becoming certified doesn’t require putting the rest of your life on pause.⁠
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Our 300-hour Ayurveda Training brings together Ayurvedic education, Tantra, practical experience and deep personal study… all within a flexible online format.⁠
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If you’ve been searching for an Ayurveda school that feels a little different, we’d love to welcome you inside.⁠
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Comment AYURVEDASCHOOL to learn more!⁠
There are only FIVE DAYS left to save $500+ on tui There are only FIVE DAYS left to save $500+ on tuition with our current early bird rates! If you are considering joining our year-long deep dive into all things holistic health, ancient women's wisdom and spirit, now is the time!⁠
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Shakti Ayurveda School isn't just a famed certification program. It teaches you how to heal yourself and to support others on their healing path. It's a revolution of feminine-form health, blending the ancient wisdom of Ayurveda and Tantra with modern science to create full-spectrum health and balance in body, mind and spirit. ⁠
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Our feminine-form online Ayurveda certification school is more than Ayurveda - it's Lady Life school.⁠
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The term Feminine-Form Ayurveda points to the way we seek to remember and honor the long lineage of women wisdom keepers that have come before us. ⁠
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The ways of our medicine-and-spirit-women ancestors were rarely written down or codified and were often passed down orally, yet these women were the stewards of birth, death, herbalism, menstruation, postpartum, menopause and so much more. ⁠
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Ancient women’s wisdom is the lineage of Shakti Ayurveda School.⁠
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It’s time to reconnect with the wisdom of Mother Nature.⁠
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🌿 Get in the door before early bird enrollment closes—comment AYURVEDASCHOOL (one word) to join us in 2027.

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