I was taught if I just ate well, meditated, practiced yoga and treated everyone with compassion, everything would be good.
Well, life doesn’t always turn out that way, and everything is not always good. In fact, it can often be downright devastating. This is because life is constantly changing. Our path is to accept this, and learn to dance with the changes. Whether it is following the seasons with our diet, adjusting to new circumstances with lifestyle, changing the way we think so we can heal from past experiences, or treating the body with medicine to address pathology.
As you read through my site, I hope my knowledge and journey bring you some balance in the inevitable imbalance of your life.
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A woman’s journey through life and loss by Amita Nathwani is a collection of short stories about the author’s experiences after the death of her husband. At the age of 38, she began reflecting on life, and the purpose of it, and why there’s suffering.
With the help of monks, a holy man, medicine people, friends and strangers, the book takes you through an emotional and vivid journey of self-exploration.
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About six years ago, I met and fell in love with a downhill mountain biker. You know, the type of biking that requires a full face helmet, body armor and the Jonny Knoxville style of chucking oneself off a cliff, while simultaneously trying to stay on the bike.
A client of mine once told me that when he was young, his parents would never let him just sit
Being brought up in a strict, culturally oriented Indian family, I was the wild child who broke all the rules.
Why being lazy during uncertain times could be the body’s natural attempt at homeostasis By Amita S. Nathwani, MA Last
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