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  • Introduction to Ayurveda - Video #1

    Introduction to Ayurveda - Video #1

    Welcome to Everyday Ayurveda with Monica

    Let’s explore the timeless wisdom of Ayurveda—one of the world’s most profound mind-body health systems.

    This engaging video will introduce you to the foundational principles of Ayurveda, including the doshas (mind-body types), the five elements, and the power of everyday choices—like diet, lifestyle, yoga, and meditation—as essential tools for maintaining balance and vitality.

  • The Three Doshas Explained - Video #2

    The Three Doshas Explained - Video #2

    Welcome to Everyday Ayurveda with Monica

    Let’s explore the timeless wisdom of Ayurveda—one of the world’s most profound mind-body health systems.

    In Ayurveda, we each have a unique mind-body type, called a dosha. In this video, I will explain what each dosha means and why getting to know your dosha will help you live in harmony with your true nature.

  • Discover Your Dosha - Video #3

    Discover Your Dosha - Video #3

    Welcome to Everyday Ayurveda with Monica

    Let’s explore the timeless wisdom of Ayurveda—one of the world’s most profound mind-body health systems.

    In Ayurveda, we each have a unique mind-body type, called a dosha. In this video, I will will present the three Ayurvedic doshas and why knowing your dosha helps you understand what foods, routines, and practices keep you in balance.

  • Ayurveda’s Daily Rituals - Video #4

    Ayurveda’s Daily Rituals - Video #4

    Welcome to Everyday Ayurveda with Monica

    Let’s explore the timeless wisdom of Ayurveda—one of the world’s most profound mind-body health systems.

    In Ayurveda, the importance of a consistent daily self-care routines - Dinacharya - can’t be underestimated. It sets the tone for your entire day, bringing a sense of calm and well-being. It gives the body, mind, and spirit the chance to ground and cleanse, to start afresh.

  • Eat with the Seasons: An Ayurvedic Approach - Video #5

    Eat with the Seasons: An Ayurvedic Approach - Video #5

    Welcome to Everyday Ayurveda with Monica

    Let’s explore the timeless wisdom of Ayurveda—one of the world’s most profound mind-body health systems.

    In Ayurveda, food is medicine and when we eat according to the seasons we feel more attuned to the world around us.

  • What Is Agni and Why Is It Important? - Video #6

    What Is Agni and Why Is It Important? - Video #6

    Welcome to Everyday Ayurveda with Monica

    Let’s explore the timeless wisdom of Ayurveda—one of the world’s most profound mind-body health systems.

    In this video, I will present the Ayurvedic approach to keeping your Agni strong. Agni means “digestive fire” and Ayurveda teaches us that a healthy digestion is the foundation of good health.

  • Why Ayurveda is Not One Size Fits All - Video #7

    Why Ayurveda is Not One Size Fits All - Video #7

    Welcome to Everyday Ayurveda with Monica

    Let’s explore the timeless wisdom of Ayurveda—one of the world’s most profound mind-body health systems.

    In Ayurveda, we each have a unique mind-body type, called a dosha. In this video, I will present how Ayurveda personalizes wellness by looking at the individual, not just the symptom.

  • Simple Ayurvedic Kitchen Remedies - Video #8

    Simple Ayurvedic Kitchen Remedies - Video #8

    Welcome to Everyday Ayurveda with Monica

    Let’s explore the timeless wisdom of Ayurveda—one of the world’s most profound mind-body health systems.

    In Ayurveda, we regard food as medicine. In this video, I will explain how 2–3 common herbs or spices like ginger, turmeric, cumin, or fennel can support digestion or immunity.

  • Align with Nature: The Ayurvedic Clock - Video #9

    Align with Nature: The Ayurvedic Clock - Video #9

    Welcome to Everyday Ayurveda with Monica

    Let’s explore the timeless wisdom of Ayurveda—one of the world’s most profound mind-body health systems.

    In Ayurveda, we regard food as medicine. In this video, I will explain how the time of day (Kapha, Pitta, Vata hours) influences energy and what types of activities are best for each dosha.