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Ayurveda’s Guide to Ojas and Immunity

Ayurveda’s Guide to Ojas and Immunity

by Neerja Ahuja | Jul 10, 2025 | Emotional Intelligence, Ayurveda Awareness, Ayurveda Philosophy, Daily Life, Mind and Body Wellness, Wellbeing

  Rebuilding Your Inner Resilience  In today’s fast-paced world, immunity is often discussed in terms of gut health, immune cells, or the latest supplements. But Ayurveda, India’s ancient system of natural medicine, takes a far deeper and more integrated view. It...
Yoga Nidra and Stress – Deep Rest for the Overactive Mind

Yoga Nidra and Stress – Deep Rest for the Overactive Mind

by Neerja Ahuja | May 22, 2025 | Stress, A Balanced Workplace, Ayurveda Awareness, Daily Life, Emotional Intelligence, Mind and Body Wellness, Wellbeing

Have you ever found yourself saying “I’m exhausted” even after a full night’s sleep? Or noticed how your mind keeps racing when all you want is a moment of peace? In our constantly connected world, true rest has become increasingly elusive. As...

The Many Faces of Stress – An Ayurvedic Perspective

by Neerja Ahuja | May 8, 2025 | Ayurveda Awareness, Ayurveda Philosophy, Daily Life, Emotional Intelligence, Mind and Body Wellness, Stress, Tips, Wellbeing

We all experience stress. It’s become such a common part of our modern vocabulary that we often use the word without truly understanding what it means. “I’m stressed” has become shorthand for everything from mild annoyance to complete overwhelm. But what if I told you...
The Gut-Brain Axis, A Modern and Ayurvedic Perspective

The Gut-Brain Axis, A Modern and Ayurvedic Perspective

by Neerja Ahuja | Mar 27, 2025 | Diet and Nutrition, Ayurveda Awareness, Ayurveda Philosophy, Emotional Intelligence, Mind and Body Wellness, Stress

Did you know your gut and brain constantly communicate, shaping everything from your mood and energy levels to your overall well-being? This intricate relationship, often called the gut-brain connection, is vital in how we feel, think, and function each day. In this...
Breaking the Cycle of Stress: How Your Gut Can Be Your Friend

Breaking the Cycle of Stress: How Your Gut Can Be Your Friend

by Neerja Ahuja | Mar 13, 2025 | Diet and Nutrition, Ayurveda Awareness, Daily Life, Emotional Intelligence, Mind and Body Wellness, Tips

  Let’s explore a powerful topic, how chronic stress creates a vicious cycle that affects both our mind and body, and how nurturing our gut can help break that cycle, leading to a calmer, more resilient life. The Impact of Chronic Stress on the Gut Stress is not...
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