Your moment-to-moment choices – what to eat, how much to eat, how to respond to others, whether to exercise or not, how late to stay up at night, and so on – play a major role in your mental and physical health.
Neerja is a Trained Consultant, Yoga Therapist and Course Facilitator since 2001, teaching Ayurveda and running her clinical practice. Principal Consultant, Director and Course Facilitator at Ayurveda Awareness Centre (AAC) www.ayurveda-awareness.com.au , Adv. Dip. in Ayu., Dip in Human Values , M.A. (Mathematical Statistics), Grad. Dip. (Computing)
Your moment-to-moment choices – what to eat, how much to eat, how to respond to others, whether to exercise or not, how late to stay up at night, and so on – play a major role in your mental and physical health.
In the fast-paced rhythm of modern life, the need for and quest for mental well-being have become increasingly crucial. The ancient science of Ayurveda offers a holistic approach to achieving balance in mind and body. So, let’s take a journey through Ayurveda’s principles and practices and their impact on mental health.
Yoga Nidra benefits include stress reduction through the activation of the parasympathetic nervous system, enhanced sleep quality, improved immune function, balanced autonomic nervous system for optimal health, and lower blood pressure levels. Regular practice of yoga nidra, therefore, can contribute to the wellbeing of the nervous and immune systems overall.
Yoga Nidra, often referred to as “yogic sleep,” is a powerful and ancient practice that combines elements of meditation, relaxation, and mindfulness.
In the world of Western medicine, there’s this growing acknowledgment of the importance of preventive care, especially when it comes to lifestyle-related diseases. Ayurveda, with its focus on holistic well-being and personalised lifestyle recommendations, aligns seamlessly with this preventive approach. It goes perfectly with what Western medicine is calling the PPPM model.
This collaborative approach promotes a holistic understanding of health, addressing not only existing medical conditions but also proactively working to prevent the development of lifestyle-related diseases, ultimately contributing to a healthier and more resilient population.
The ancient practice of pranayama brings together age-old wisdom with modern scientific support, making it a valuable tool for enhancing our overall well-being. This practice offers a practical means to reduce stress in our fast-paced world. Its impact on the connection between our mind and body, as seen by reduced stress levels, improved emotional control, and heightened cognitive function, makes it an essential mental health resource.
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As we gear up for new year, we’re all familiar with those New Year’s resolutions – the promises we make to ourselves about how we’ll change our lives for the better. Whether it’s getting healthier, advancing in our careers, improving our relationships, or personal growth, resolutions are our hopes for a brighter future. But… Continue reading The Power of Consistency – Unlocking Your Potential
In the pursuit of our goals and ambitions, sometimes we underestimate the power of the mind. We push our bodies to the limit, and when it all becomes too much, we feel the pain, the fatigue, and the desire to give up. our minds get into doubts. “I don’t think I can do this anymore,” we say to ourselves. But here’s the remarkable truth, your mind will quit a thousand times before your body will.