Life With Ayurveda

Ayurvedic Skin Brushing (Gharshan) Dry brushing is a traditional ayurvedic practice called gharshan . Dry brushing is a massage technique where you apply a dry brush to your skin and create friction by rubbing. A s per classical texts of Ayurveda, Udvartana (dry powder massage) is a similar and more practiced therapy than Gharshana. It's another one of the Dinacharya (daily routine) practices recommended within Ayurveda. Dry brushing is a simpler version of Udvartana, For those who find Udvartana too elaborate, Gharshana, or dry brushing, is a simpler and less time-consuming alternative to incorporate a similar technique  to detoxify into your daily routine. Benefits of dry brushing (The friction caused by dry brushing) Stimulates lymphatic system. Help to remove ama (toxin) from the body. Removes dead cells from skin. Stimulate Kapha in the body and encourage movement and drainage of excess mucus. It promotes weight loss. Beautifying and reducing scars and lines if practiced aft...

Ayurvedic Dincharya (Daily Routine) A schedule from wake up in the early morning to sleep night called Ayurvedic Dincharya. To keep yourself healthy, Ayurveda Acharya made a daily routine. By following this daily routine, you can enhance your immunity and have a good healthy life. As per Ayurveda, dosha is of three types, Vata, Pitta, Kapha, also known as tridosha. To stay healthy, you should keep your dosha balanced. Each dosha has their own time in a day so  Ayurvedic daily routine suggests to us that which time which activity should be done. let's understand the cycle of each day The first cycle is  sunrise to sunset The second cycle is  sunset to sunrise The doshas and their times of day  6 am to 10 am and 6 pm to 10 pm its Kapha dominating time 10 am to 2pm and 10 pm to 2 am Pitta dominating time 2pm to 6 pm and 2 am to 6 am Vata dominating time Following these activities in your daily routine is the best way to keep yourself healthy. Wake ...