Rooted in the Seasons Blog
The Rooted in the Seasons Blog is your weekly dose of Ayurveda, Yoga, and seasonal wisdom to help you move from overwhelm and feeling out of rhythm into balance and confidence. Here, you’ll discover which foods and spices to favour each season, how to adapt your yoga practice throughout the year, and gentle ways to reduce stress by tuning into nature’s cycles.
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Do you feel scattered, restless, or run down as autumn sets in?
You’re not alone. This season’s airy Vata energy can leave you ungrounded. These Ayurvedic and yogic tools will help you steady your mind, support digestion, and strengthen your immunity.
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What Yoga Taught Me About Breathing — A Tool for When Life Feels Too Much
Discover how your breath can lift your energy, calm your mind, and reconnect you with your inner balance. A yogic guide to breathing with intention.
How Each Dosha Responds to Stress and How to Find Balance
Stress isn’t one-size-fits-all. This post explores how your dosha shapes your stress pattern — and what actually helps.
Beat the Heat: 3 Cooling Breathing Exercises
Yoga offers three simple breathing techniques to help you manage the summer heat. These techniques are easy to learn and can be practised anywhere, anytime, making them a convenient solution for your summer discomfort.
How to Reduce Stress with the 3-Part Breath
Learn how to practise Dirga Swasam—the 3-Part Yogic Breath—and create space for calm in the middle of a busy day. A grounding breath you can use anytime, anywhere.
Autumn is Vata season — light, dry, and mobile. Eating seasonally with grounding tastes like sweet, sour, and salty supports circadian balance, calms the nervous system, and nourishes gut bacteria, helping you feel less stressed and more resilient.