Need to concentrate?

May 1st, 2013

Concentration…….

How is it that focusing has become a lost art in our society?

Seems that all the stimulation we receive from mass media, our physical health, and obligations has diminished our ability to focus. As our minds wonder it becomes harder to concentrate.

Two of our regular customers are contentiously raving about our Concentration # 20-  Shankapushpi Rasayana. The husband came into the store today and we got into a discussion about the latest book he just finished, because until recently he hasn’t been able to sit and read a book for years.

He said, “Taking the Concentration  in the morning has been helping me transition between sleeping and  awaking up. It has not only increased my focus, but has given me a sense of inner peace with an enhanced clarity.

While being constantly over stimulated with all the world has to offer it can become overwhelming to even read a book.

The main ingredient in our Concentration #20 is called  Shankapushpi ( Convolvulus Pluricalis) , it has not only been known to help support memory weakness and muscle toning,  it has also been recognized to help relieve stress.

If you find yourself unable to focus on a certain task such as reading, writing, or planning your day, please try our product Concentration # 20-  Shankapushpi Rasayana and see if it can help you.

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What are your Fears?

August 31st, 2012

What are your fears? Would you even be able to recognize one of your deepest little ones? How many fears do you have? Do they out way your dreams, and how long would it take for you to do something about that?

 

Fear can be anything from paranoia, arcalaphobia, love and ourselves. Sometimes it’s easier to recognize our fears due to the reactions we exert. But what do you do when the reaction is analyzed so deeply that it becomes lost in translation and all you are left with is “Fuck it”

 

Know you’re at a point where you have given up, or preoccupying yourself with useless means of entertainment to avoid the issues at hand.

 

Well know get to work. Life isn’t going to fix your fears for you. The only one that has control over this is “you”.

 

When you recognize “Fear” in it’s other forms it starts to get more confusing. Hatred, jealousy, manipulation, and control, are all fear based emotional reactions.

 

What happens when we rule our lives by these reactions?

 

We create our own destiny.

 

What kind energy do you want to put out into the world? How do you want to feel everyday? Do you want to live your life in fear or Love?

 

I hope, I pray and I wish to openly give and receive love, because it’s the positive thing to do.

 

So, Give yourself the love and attention you deserve. Let go off all your “FEAR”. Live with good intentions and listen to your heart.

 

 

Lava Love You

 

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Allergy Season

July 3rd, 2012

Allergy season is here and there are many things you can do to help relieve symptoms. Starting off with a kapha (water and Earth) reducing diet. This includes cutting out as many wheat products, dairy products and cold drinks as possible, and supplementing it with corn, millet, rye or oat flour.

 

To reduce the congestion you can add warm spicy herbs to burn up the phlegm and promote digestion, like Black pepper, long pepper, cinnamon, ginger, cardamom and chili.

 

We here at Ayurveda Rasayanas recommend a few products to help with this.

 

Our #29 Intestinal Cleanse. is a must for cleansing the colon of any left over winter storage waste.

 

Our #11 Congestion Clear- Pippali rasayana is great when made into a hot cup of tea. It’s almost like chai. It will help clear the sinuses, promote digestion and promote overall health.

 

Also our #6 Blood Pure- Majishta rasayana is really great for cleansing the blood and building a stronger immune symptoms.

 

 

 

 

 

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Brahmi- Gotu Kola

May 18th, 2012

Gotu kola also known in North India as BrahmiCentella asiatica is an herb that is commonly used in traditional Chinese and Ayurvedic medicines. The aboveground parts are used to treat many aliments and to improve ones health.

It has largely been known to increase mental function. It may also help with fertility, improve the digestion, stimulate hair growth, and aid in the healing of skin problems. It helps by speeding up the collagen formation and allows blood vessels to form. It also lends a large quantity of antioxidants to wounds during the first stages of healing.

Brahmi is used to treat bacterial, viral, or parasitic infections such as urinary tract infections (UTI shingles, leprosy, cholera, dysentery, syphilis, the common cold influenza, H1N1 (swine) flu, elephantiasis, and tuberculosis.

It has also been used for fatigue, anxiety, depression, psychiatric disorders, Alzheimer’s disease, and improving memory and intelligence. Other uses include trauma, and circulation problems (venous insufficiency) including varicose veins, and blood clots in the legs. 



Some people use gotu kola for sunstroke, tonsillitis, fluid around the lungs (pleurisy), liver disease (hepatitis), jaundice, systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), stomach pain, diarrhea, indigestion, stomach ulcers, epilepsy, asthma, “tired blood” (anemia), diabetes, and for helping them live longer.



Women have also been known to use it for preventing pregnancy, absence of menstrual periods, and to arouse sexual desire.

They have even applied it to the skin for stretch marks caused by pregnancy.


Brahmi is so versatile and that’s why we use it in so many or our products…….

Joint Support- Guggulu Rasayana #1

Liver Rejuvention – Neem Prash Rasayana #5

Blood Pure- Manjishta Rasayana #6

Menstural Start – Angelica Rasayana #7

Menstural Ease – Ashoka Rasayana #8

Congest Clear – Pippali Rasayana #11

Skin Beauty – Tumeric Rasayana #14

Peace of mind- Vacha Rasayana #15a

Anti Stress- Brahmi Rasayana #15b

Mental stimuli- Sage Rasayana #15c

Epiplepsy Support – Sckullcap Rasayana #16

Pancreus Support – Shilajit Rasayana #17

Kidney Support – Gokshura Support #19

Concentration – Shankapushpi Rasayana #20

Womens Treasure- Shatavari Rasayana #23

Blood Pressure Support – rashona Rasayana #24

Immune Support – Guduchi rasayana #25

Head and Foot Massage Oil – Brahmi oil #31

Skin Cream – Neem Gritam #32

 

 

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The importance of an Ayurvedic Massage for Individuals

January 13th, 2012

As soon as the word massage comes it reminds us of lotions, scented oils, creams, spas, massage parlors, relaxation and an experience of comfort and rejuvenation. Many people have the myth that massages meant only for relaxation and freshness and they hold no good for the body’s internal systems.

This myth has been busted by Ayurvedic massages that hold much more than relaxation and freshness of the body. Ayurveda the ancient therapy of medicine that was practiced around 1500 BC in India and is still existant not only in India but also in several parts of the world. Ayurvedic massage forms an integral part of Ayurveda and is as old and good as Ayurveda itself.

Ayurvedic massage is a holistic approach to the cure and rejuvenation of the human body and is beneficial for the whole body starting from the head till the toe. Direct affects to the skeletal and circulatory system from ayurvedic massage have been proved beyond doubt apart from that it has a positive affect on the nervous, muscular, lymphatic, respiratory, reproductive and digestive systems of the body.

Ayurvedic oils, creams and ointments are the perfect mixture that a ayurvedic massager will apply to your body and rub it in a way that the medicinal properties reach the depths of the skin and the benefits are percolated to the organs and organ systems protected by the skin. These creams, ointments and oils are extracted from ayurvedic medicinal herbs that have been known from centuries to deliver the most awesome benefits to the human body.

While massaging the human body one needs to take care that the massage is done with the correct technique and the right use of fingers and hands. For this the ayurvedic massager needs to be well trained in ayurvedic massage and should have the knowledge of the vital points of the human body where the affect of the massage will be maximum. If the massager is not well trained chances are that the massage will end up giving ill effects to the body instead of any benefit.

To take an Ayurvedic massage there is no need to fall sick; you can take a massage (ayurvedic) just to rejuvenate your body and mind. Remember the effects of Ayurveda are slow and long term. Thus donít expect overnight results. Be patient and after a few sittings with a Ayurvedic massager you will observe the results in your body and mind that are going to stay for a long term.

A toned skin, delay in wrinkles, retention of a youthful face and body are few of the external benefits that can be observed after a couple of sittings with a trained and experienced Ayurvedic Massager who knows which herbs to use and the right technique to massage the human body for maximum benefits.

Author Bio:

The author is an expert in writing on topics like Food, health and Medical Issues. She is a fitness freak and believes that nutritious food and good health are the essential elements of life that help a human being lead a quality life. Being gluten intolerant she is a big time advocate of a Gluten Free Food and Gluten Free Recipes.

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