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3383637237_92d744cb99_bYoga and Ayurveda were inspired and developed by the great sages of ancient India, over 5000 years ago. Both were created to keep the body and mind strong, allowing people to focus on the really important job of finding their true purpose. Though both sciences are very old, neither are ‘primitive’. Much of their advice is founded on common sense, and has much to teach us about finding balance in today’s busy world.

AyurvedicYogi’s vision is to make Ayurvedic and Yogic wisdom readily available. The focus is on practical diet and lifestyle advice to help you feel full of life, and minimise physical illness and mental stress. Use both of these ancient sciences to discover your purpose, whilst staying in balance with your own nature and the changing world around you. Read more about Joanna Webber here.

“The interface between self-healing and self-realization is the union between yoga and Ayurveda.” (Dr. David Frawley)

Latest Articles

Spring health with Ayurveda

During the cold, damp Winter, it is normal for what is termed ‘Kapha dosha’ to accumulate (due to the cold, damp weather and a heavier diet). This means we may put on a few pounds, have some congestion and generally feel a little sluggish. Spring is a time of fresh starts and potential, with nature [...]

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New weekly Yoga class in Batcombe, Somerset (3 miles from Bruton)

New Sivananda Yoga Class in Batcombe After moving to the area 6 months ago, I have been looking for a good venue for a new evening Yoga class.    The new class will be held in the lovely Old School Building in Batcombe, next to the Village Hall on Back Lane. Sivananda yoga offers asanas, pranayama (breathing [...]

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Ayurvedic Home remedies for Spring Health

Common Ayurvedic herbs, spices and making simple Ayurvedic home remedies . If you do succumb to a Spring cold help clear mucous by: Eating light, warm, simple foods as you rest. Soup and kitchari are ideal. Avoid dairy products, sweets, fried foods and yeasted bread which increase congestion. Fresh ginger tea is excellent, especially with raw honey [...]

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