Imperfect Practice
Why good enough is good enough.
Why good enough is good enough.
The power of gradual change.
Recognizing the limits of self-care.
Developing self-awareness through observation.
Practical guidance for those new to these studies.
Understanding yourself and others through constitution.
Aligning work with purpose.
Staying grounded while moving.
Understanding digital impact on balance.
Adapting for the season of transition.
Adapting for the hot season.
Upayas - working skillfully with planetary influences.
Adapting for the season of renewal.
Adapting for the cold season.
Working with prana throughout the day.
The power of consistency over intensity.
Using astrology as a tool for understanding yourself more deeply.
How astrology and medicine work together as sister sciences.
Simple principles for preparing nourishing food.
Ratricharya - ending the day for restful sleep.
Light on the path - timing practice and understanding karma.
Varshaphal - the solar return chart in Vedic astrology.
Dinacharya - starting each day with intention and balance.
Sister sciences - how yoga and Ayurveda work together.
The science of rejuvenation - building vitality and longevity.
Non-attachment and practice - the twin pillars of yoga.
Gochara - how current planetary positions affect the natal chart.
The five actions of deep cleansing and rejuvenation.
Working with sattva, rajas, and tamas in daily life.
Palliation and purification - the two main approaches to treatment.
The planetary period system - timing in Vedic astrology.
The soul significator - understanding your deepest karmic lessons.
The five afflictions - understanding the roots of suffering.
Planetary combinations that shape destiny and character.
Adapting to the seasons for optimal health throughout the year.
Dhyana and samadhi - the nature of meditation and absorption.
Exaltation, debilitation, and the spectrum of planetary strength.
The foundation of preventive medicine - aligning daily life with natural rhythms.
Sense withdrawal and concentration - the bridge to meditation.
How to approach chart interpretation - the basic framework.
The relationship between Ayurveda, Jyotish, and Yoga as complementary sciences.
Ahara - the Ayurvedic approach to diet and nutrition.
The science of breath - prana, the nadis, and basic techniques.
The 27 lunar mansions - the deeper layer of Vedic astrology.
Posture as foundation - understanding asana in its original context.
The ethical foundation - restraints and observances for right living.
Sweet, sour, salty, pungent, bitter, astringent - taste as medicine.
The zodiac signs - fields of experience through which the planets express.
Understanding toxicity and its role in the disease process.
Ashtanga - the complete path from ethical foundation to liberation.
The houses of the horoscope - the stages on which life unfolds.
Prakriti and Vikriti - knowing your nature and current state.
Patanjali's foundational text - the philosophy and practice of classical yoga.
The central role of digestive fire in health and disease.
Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Rahu, and Ketu - the cosmic influences.
The science of light - an introduction to Vedic astrology and its purpose.
The philosophical foundation - Purusha, Prakriti, and the evolution of consciousness.
Vata, Pitta, and Kapha - understanding the fundamental forces that govern body and mind.
The science of life - understanding the ancient Indian system of medicine and wellness.
Earth, water, fire, air, and space - the building blocks of Ayurvedic understanding.
Understanding the philosophical foundation underlying these traditions.
Beyond the poses - understanding yoga as a complete system for liberation.