The journey of Yoga is endless, and its depths are infinite. While the current, widespread availability of the physical practice of Yoga has opened doors for many to experience Yoga o a surface level, it has simultaneously led to a dilution of its profound essence.

Through years of working with clients, I've come to see depression not just as a condition to be cured, but as an opportunity for transformation. By understanding it through the dual lens of biological & psychological dosha profiles, we can create a healing experience that honors the whole person, mind | body | spirit.

By understanding depression through the lens of Vikriti and approaching cooking as a healing practice, we can begin to restore balance to mind | body | soul. This integrated approach to cooking becomes not just a means of sustenance, but a pathway back to wholeness.

As a Vedic Counselor, I've observed that true wellness stems from a deep understanding of one's fundamental nature. While traditional Ayurvedic constitution analysis has provided invaluable insights for centuries, I've developed a unique approach that delves deeper into both the biological & psychological aspects of an individual's Being.

Each lineage of Yoga Āsana (the physical practice of Yoga postures) offers a unique approach to the mind | body | spirit connection.

Mabon stands as a celebration of The Autumn Equinox and the balance between light & darkness. In the context of Self Work, Mabon holds great spiritual significance for personal growth & ascension, being recognized as a time of deep reflection, gratitude, and alignment with the rhythms of nature.

Ashtanga Yoga / The Eight Limbed Path offers a profound roadmap for Self-realization & spiritual growth. As one navigates this path with integrity & dedication, one uncovers the true essence of Yoga – a transformative journey towards inner peace, Self-awareness, and union with the divine.

Developing an Integral Yoga practice is a deeply personal & transformative journey that requires dedication, Self-discipline, and a genuine desire for Self-realization. By embracing the true essence of Yoga, incorporating its teachings into daily life, and committing to an aligned path, seekers can embark on a journey of attaining optimal well-Being, inner growth, and Self-realization.

By addressing codependency through this holistic Vedic approach, you can break free from the cycle and experience profound transformation

As a Vedic Counselor specializing in Mental Health, I offer support & guidance to teenagers aged 13 to 17 and their parents.

Navigating the transition from adolescence to adulthood was filled with uncertainty, Self-discovery, and moments of deep introspection.

From a Vedic perspective, codependency is the manifestation of imbalances in the mind, body, and spirit, and requires a multifaceted approach to healing & recovery.

The wisdom of Vedic traditions underscores the profound connection between one’s daily habits and the state of one’s mental & emotional health. By embracing mindfulness in one’s choices, routines, and interactions, one creates a nurturing foundation for inner peace & balance.

With its increasing popularity, the essence & original purpose of Yoga have become diluted, leading to it’s westernization & dilution to a surface level, physical practice. This has resulted in the loss of some of its spiritual & cultural significance, and the emergence of a commercialized & superficial version of Yoga.

Yoga Psychology, Ayurvedic Psychology, and Vedic Counseling stand out for their unique approaches & contributions to mental health support.

Being a true, integral Yoga teacher requires a deep commitment to personal practice, a thorough understanding of Yoga philosophy, authenticity, continuous learning, mindfulness, and an individualized approach.

Deep within each of us lies a unique path, a sacred journey towards Self-discovery, alignment, and fulfillment.

The Vedas have given rise to a variety of schools of thought that offer unique perspectives on life, spirituality, and mental health. Each school of thought emphasizes the importance of Self-knowledge, Self-realization, and Self-discipline in achieving mental health.