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10/03/2026

As the light fades, let your energy turn inward. 🍂

September invites us to come home to rhythm and steadiness. October asks us to slow down, nourish, and restore.

These simple Ayurvedic rituals are an invitation to listen to the whispers of nature and let the changing season guide how you care for yourself.

How are you nourishing and restoring yourself this month? Comment below. 🌙

10/01/2026

🍂 There’s something about autumn that invites us to come home to ourselves.

The pace of summer begins to soften. The days get shorter, the air gets cooler, and nature reminds us that change is part of the rhythm of life.

In Ayurveda, autumn is a season of movement and transition. Rather than resisting that change, we can create practices that help us feel more grounded, nourished, and steady.

This is a beautiful time to:
✨ Begin the day with warmth
✨ Enjoy nourishing, grounding meals
✨ Create more consistency around sleep and daily rhythms
✨ Give yourself permission to rest, reflect, and simplify

You don’t need to add another long list of things to your day. Choose one small ritual that feels supportive and let it become part of your rhythm.

For me, Ayurveda is not about perfection or following a set of rules. It’s about learning to listen—to our bodies, our energy, the seasons, and the natural rhythms that are always guiding us back toward balance.

🍁 What is one ritual you can bring into this season to help you feel more grounded? Comment below. 👇

09/06/2026

Flowing into the weekend with a little yoga and sister time. 🧘‍♀️👯‍♀️❤️

Grateful for the beautiful Florida breeze, palm trees with blue skies background, family time and the lovely community yoga class led by LeslieGlickman (she/her) of Yoga Journey at Sanborn Square in Boca. 🙏💗🙏

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09/03/2026

One of the biggest changes I notice during late summer is that my digestion becomes more delicate.

In Ayurveda, our digestive fire—or agni—naturally softens during periods of intense heat as the body works to stay cool. Rather than eating heavier meals, I find it more supportive to sip a soothing digestive tea throughout the day made with cumin, coriander, fennel, mint, turmeric, and dill.

It’s a simple ritual that helps me feel lighter, supports healthy digestion, and keeps me hydrated. 🌿

These are the kinds of simple, seasonal practices that inspire my approach to longevity—learning to listen to the body, adapt with the seasons, and create daily rituals that support vitality over time.

I’ll be sharing more of this Ayurvedic approach to nourishment, self-care, and longevity at ourAyurveda Longevity Retreat in Punta Mita, Mexico, March 19–26, 2027. More info: https://www.kvinstitute.org/wiselife-longevity-retreat

Because longevity isn’t just about living longer. It’s about feeling well enough to fully enjoy the life we’re living. ✨

08/30/2026

Summer sunshine, afternoons by the pool, and cool indoor air all have one thing in common—they can leave our skin feeling dry and depleted. ☀️🌹

One of my favorite acts of seasonal self-care is a simple homemade rose water facial mist. It cools the skin, helps refresh and hydrate, and offers a beautiful little pause in the middle of the day.

Sometimes the simplest rituals become the ones we treasure most.

And this is really at the heart of my approach to longevity: small, intentional practices that help us feel nourished, vibrant, and connected to ourselves—not just someday, but every day.

This is the philosophy I’ll be sharing at my Ayurveda Longevity Retreat in Punta Mita, Mexico, March 19–26, 2027—a week devoted to movement, nourishment, Ayurveda, connection, and creating space to fill your own cup. 🌿

Want more simple Ayurvedic recipes, seasonal rituals, and reflections on living well as we age?

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And if a week of slowing down, nourishing yourself, and exploring longevity sounds like exactly what you need, DM me “RETREAT” and I’ll send you the details.

08/29/2026

Q: What does a Pilates & Yoga instructor do at the end of a long week of teaching?

A: Go to a yoga class! 🧘‍♀️✨

I finished out my work week as a student with a non-heated Vinyasa class at Infinity Hot Yoga in Johns Creek, taught by my friend Amanda Novak Curd —and it was exactly what I needed to wind down a busy week and ease into my weekend!

Amanda’s class was beautifully themed, accessible to all levels, and thoughtfully sequenced, with a focus on progressive strength building, proper form, and mindful movement. I especially appreciated how she offered options that allowed everyone to meet the practice where they were, while still creating opportunities to build strength and challenge themselves.

Her sequencing was intelligent and intentional, and the class was both grounding and surprisingly powerful. 💪🏼

And I was genuinely surprised by how well Infinity is able to cool the yoga room down for their non-heated classes! I’ve been to other “hot” studios where the room never quite gets cool enough, but Infinity really delivers a true non-heated experience.

They offer heated and non-heated yoga, Pilates, and group fitness classes, so there are lots of ways to move, strengthen, stretch, and connect.

A great class, a sweet space, and the bonus of supporting a fellow instructor and friend. Thank you, Amanda! 💕

I’ll definitely be back! ✨

08/23/2026

Soothing Summer Sizzle 🔥❄️

A Pitta-balancing yoga practice for cooling the mind
Summer is here—and so is the sizzle. ☀️🔥

In Ayurveda, summer’s heat can naturally amplify Pitta, the dosha associated with digestion, assimilation, knowledge and transformation.

Pitta is our inner fire—the heat, light and illumination that fuel our passion, vision, discipline and ability to transform our intentions into action.

But just like an outdoor fire, our inner fire needs tending.
The heat of the season, what we consume through food and information, and the passions that drive us can all stoke Pitta’s flame. When that fire becomes too intense, it can show up asfrustration, irritability, anger, inflammation, burnout or feeling a little too “hot-headed.”

So this summer, instead of adding fuel to the fire, let’s practice soothing the summer sizzle. 🌿

Try Downward Facing Dog with a block beneath your forehead for gentle support. Allow your head to rest. Soften your jaw. Relax your effort. Breathe slowly and imagine releasing excess heat and tension with every exhale.

The intention isn’t to put out your fire.
It’s to tend it with awareness.

Create enough space within yourself for your passion to remain kindled—so it can illuminate your path, fuel your creativity and help you pursue your goals without burning you out.

✨ Let your fire light up your life, not burn it up.
This summer, may you find the grace to cool the mind, soften the intensity and nurture your inner flame.
Soothing the summer sizzle, one breath at a time. 🌿🔥❄️

08/22/2026

After a long few weeks, this was exactly what my body, mind, and spirit needed. ✨

I spent some time soaking in a beautiful Restorative Yoga, Reiki & Sound Healing experience at Many Paths Wellness in Roswell, GA, and left feeling completely relaxed, renewed, and zen. 🧘‍♀️💫

One of the most incredible parts of the experience was stepping inside a giant brass singing bowl and feeling the vibration move up through my entire body. ✨ The sound wasn’t just something I heard—it was something I could feel, from my feet upward, creating a full-body vibrational experience unlike anything I’ve experienced before.

There is something so powerful about allowing yourself to simply receive—to rest, soften, and let someone else hold the space for you for a change.

The sweet energy of this yoga studio made the experience even more special. A beautiful reminder that self-care isn’t selfish... sometimes, it’s exactly what we need to restore our energy and return to ourselves. 💗

A heartfelt thank you to Crystal, Patti, and Jessica for creating and holding such a beautiful experience. I’m so grateful for your gifts and the care you bring to this community. 🙏✨

If you’re in the Roswell area, I highly encourage you to check out Many Paths Wellness and experience this special space for yourself. Jessica Otieno has cultivated such an incredible community in the heart of downtown Roswell.

Feeling grateful, grounded, and deeply restored. And already looking forward to my next visit. 💕

08/17/2026

One recipe I’ve been making on repeat is an Ayurvedic Summer Red Cabbage, Mango and Avacado “Cole Slaw” from Laura Plumb | Jyo, Ayu, Med book Ayurvedic Cooking for Beginners. It’s crisp, refreshing, and full of vibrant color. It makes a wonderful side dish to my Red Lentil Burgers or a satisfying light meal in and of itself.

This is the kind of food I want more of in my own life—and the kind of Ayurvedic approach to nourishment I’ll be sharing along side, Kim Valeri at our Longevity Retreat in Punta Mita this March. 🌿

https://www.vedavitawellness.com/retreats

07/31/2026

Sometimes the best opportunities are the ones you never see coming. ✨

This week I had the chance to step in at the last minute to teach a AvalOM Pilates Mat class at Avalon in Alpharetta after another instructor was unexpectedly unable to teach.

I’ll admit...I was a little nervous.

I’m used to teaching in the cozy environment of a studio, but this was a completely different experience. We were surrounded by restaurants, shops, passersby, and all the energy of a bustling summer evening. Add a microphone, and suddenly it felt like everyone could hear me. 😅

But something beautiful happened.

As soon as we began to move and breathe together, all of the distractions seemed to disappear. The conversations, the traffic, the curious onlookers—they all faded into the background. I found myself completely present, doing what I love most: helping people connect with their bodies through mindful movement.

Yes, it was warm, but the gentle evening breeze was a welcome reminder to soften, breathe, and enjoy the moment.

What touched me most was seeing so many people gather in community, setting aside an hour in the middle of a busy week to care for themselves. In a world that constantly asks us to do more, choosing to pause, move, and simply be is a powerful act.

Thank you to everyone who rolled out a mat and shared your practice with me. And thank you for reminding me that growth often begins just outside our comfort zone. 🤍✨🤍✨🤍

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