Navigating the Holidays with Ayurvedic Wisdom

December 12, 2023


The conclusion of the year is a peculiar time. Days grow shorter, temperatures drop, and the natural world seems to slow down, yet we humans ramp up our activities. We celebrate, gather, indulge, shop, and give–there’s an infectious energy pushing us to accomplish more. However, amidst this frenzy, there are moments when all one desires is rest, warmth, and tranquility. It’s in these moments that the pressure to engage in the holiday fervor can feel overwhelming. Navigating the Holidays with Ayurvedic Wisdom will allow you to be more at ease, have better digestion, and sleep like you’re not waking until Spring.

 

As December unfolds, uncertainty looms about how the holiday season will unfold. It could be a joyous occasion, illuminated with festive lights and cheerful spirits. On the flip side, it might evoke feelings of loneliness, disappointment, or a slow, contemplative walk toward the year’s end. At this juncture, the trajectory remains unknown.

 

Yet, with an enduring sense of hope and courage, I’m determined to make the most of this time. I believe I deserve moments of joy amidst the chaos. Drawing from my years of learning about Ayurveda, here’s what I’ll be focusing on:

 

CCF Tea for Digestive Discomfort: Combat overeating or consuming heavy meals with CCF Tea. It soothes a troubled stomach, especially after indulgent meals or late-night dining. If this tea is new to you, check out my blog all about it here.

 

Evening Nourishment Without Dessert: Instead of dessert, opt for a warm drink like this evening Latte or Date Milkshake with nutmeg. This comforting drink not only satiates minor hunger pangs after dinner but also aids in falling asleep effortlessly. The full blog post is here.

 

Improving Sleep: For troubled sleep–whether due to indulgence, unfamiliar sleeping arrangements (like hotels or relatives’ homes), or unexplained congestion in the head–consider exploring the benefits of Nasya Oil, particularly effective for head colds, sinusitis, headaches, or eye discomfort.

 

Ayurvedic Wisdom on Eating and Drinking: Dive into insights about Ayurveda’s perspective on mindful consumption through a dedicated blog here.

 

By integrating these Ayurvedic practices into my holiday routine, I aim to find balance and wellness amidst the seasonal hustle and bustle. The principles of Ayurveda offer a guiding light, enabling a more mindful and nurturing approach to these celebratory times.

 

Marisa

 

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