This document contains an article about taking vacations from work to allow your business to grow. It recommends scheduling breaks during the workday, delegating tasks to others, setting limits on work hours by hanging a "Closed" sign, and planning vacations - even if just a long weekend at home. Taking breaks refreshes you and allows you to return to work with new ideas to solve problems and focus on priorities in a balanced way. It notes that overworking is common among entrepreneurs but often leads to burnout and failure rather than business growth. Making time for rest is important for overall health, well-being and higher performance.
This portfolio contains projects from Jessie Lin's time studying advertising at the Academy of Art University. It includes a business pitch plan for a melon liqueur called Midori Melon, cultural experience reports on Taiwanese culture and gaming/otaku culture, and a media planning proposal. The portfolio showcases Jessie's work in account planning, branding, cultural insights, and targeting various consumer segments like backpackers and young professionals.
The document profiles several young volunteers in Mumbai who support various social causes. It describes their causes such as teaching street children, environmental conservation, helping disabled children, and creating awareness about issues like child abuse, women's rights, and equal sexuality rights. The volunteers organize events, workshops, campaigns and help non-profits through donations to support issues they care about. Volunteering is portrayed as providing a sense of purpose and satisfaction to the volunteers.
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The document discusses various techniques for managing stress and maintaining good mental health, including meditating, deep breathing, spending time in nature, keeping a stress journal, spending time with loved ones, and adopting a healthy lifestyle. Stress can negatively impact physical health by increasing risks for diseases like diabetes and heart disease. Including resolutions for both physical and mental well-being can help people achieve overall better health in the new year.
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This portfolio contains projects from Jessie Lin's time studying advertising at the Academy of Art University. It includes a business pitch plan for a melon liqueur called Midori Melon, cultural experience reports on Taiwanese culture and gaming/otaku culture, and a media planning proposal. The portfolio showcases Jessie's work in account planning, branding, cultural insights, and targeting various consumer segments like backpackers and young professionals.
The document profiles several young volunteers in Mumbai who support various social causes. It describes their causes such as teaching street children, environmental conservation, helping disabled children, and creating awareness about issues like child abuse, women's rights, and equal sexuality rights. The volunteers organize events, workshops, campaigns and help non-profits through donations to support issues they care about. Volunteering is portrayed as providing a sense of purpose and satisfaction to the volunteers.
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1. The document provides tips for spring cleaning and self-care for busy moms. It suggests getting taxes sorted, deep cleaning the house and decluttering, evaluating work processes with your team, doing a short cleanse or detox, getting a spa treatment, changing your look, and taking quiet time to reassess goals. The overall message is that taking care of yourself during the busy spring season will leave you feeling relaxed and energized to take on upcoming activities with family and at work.
This 3-sentence summary provides the key information from the document:
The document discusses various techniques for managing stress and maintaining good mental health, including meditating, deep breathing, spending time in nature, keeping a stress journal, spending time with loved ones, and adopting a healthy lifestyle. Stress can negatively impact physical health by increasing risks for diseases like diabetes and heart disease. Including resolutions for both physical and mental well-being can help people achieve overall better health in the new year.
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This document provides tips for taking time away from routine jobs and stress to benefit mental, physical, and spiritual health. It recommends starting small by shutting off electronics for 30 minutes daily, taking a weekly yoga class, cooking with fresh ingredients, reading recreationally for 20 minutes per day, and doing crosswords on lunch breaks. The benefits are presented as increased focus, relaxation, health, interesting conversation, and being a role model. It emphasizes finding small, sustainable activities and getting feedback from others on their impact.
Most people would like to be the best possible version of themselves. Everyone has a different concept of what makes you the best that you can be. Though this is hard to define, the best version of yourself is the happiest version of yourself!
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This document provides 10 ideas to help improve productivity and happiness at work: 1) dedicate time to playful exploration, 2) track and appreciate small progress, 3) find meaning in tasks, 4) seek ways to deliver smiles, 5) leverage motivating triggers, 6) schedule recharge breaks, 7) ask for help when needed, 8) reframe disliked tasks, 9) learn to say no to unsuitable tasks, and 10) block out time to focus without distractions. The document encourages focusing on one idea at a time by making a specific action plan to implement the chosen idea.
The document provides tips for living a fulfilling life. It recommends connecting with people through family, friends and community. It also suggests being active through exercise, taking notice of one's surroundings, and keeping learning through new hobbies and skills. The final tip is to give to others through volunteering and acts of kindness.
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The document discusses how weekends should be treated like casual t-shirts - a time to relax and unwind from the routines of the work week. It analyzes two perspectives on weekends: as self-pampering time or as pointless since Monday will come. The author advocates for weekends to fulfill three psychological needs lacking at work: competence, autonomy, and meaningful relationships. Specific tips are provided like hobbies, choosing activities freely, and meeting new people to switch off from work routines and make weekends feel like mini-vacations that improve one's mental well-being.
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The information is intended to provide guidance and inspiration to you in your ongoing transition from an on-site worker to a remote worker. By no means is this information fully inclusive. As you are transitioning, you will discover unique strategies that work for you. Embrace those. I hope this collection of information helps you in your journey to a balanced, productive and healthy work-from-home environment.
This document provides 10 suggestions for introducing sacred spaces or activities into the workplace. It suggests asking employees for feedback and suggestions through surveys and discussions to find proposals that have shared consensus. Example survey questions are given to gauge interest in things like a sacred space, praying together, mission/values alignment, and work-life balance. The goal is to experiment with changes that respect sacredness based on staff input.
This document provides tips for improving productivity by addressing common time wasters like emails, social media, and phone calls. It recommends scheduling specific times to check emails and social media instead of constantly checking notifications. It also suggests using a voicemail greeting instead of answering the phone at all times. The document emphasizes the importance of minimizing multitasking and focusing on one task at a time to be more productive. It provides organizational tips like using to-do lists, taking breaks every 60-90 minutes, and focusing on core priorities.
This document discusses habits that can lead to success. It outlines 7 key habits: 1) being proactive, 2) beginning with the end in mind, 3) putting first things first, 4) thinking about win-win situations, 5) seeking to understand others, 6) synergizing using creative cooperation, and 7) sharpening the saw by constantly renewing yourself. It then tells a story about Enrico Caruso, who became a famous opera singer due to his mother's encouragement despite initial discouragement. It concludes with additional tips for success, including working hard and letting go, finding a role model, and focusing on continuous improvement rather than perfection.
This document discusses habits that can lead to success. It outlines 7 key habits: 1) being proactive, 2) beginning with the end in mind, 3) putting first things first, 4) thinking about win-win situations, 5) seeking to understand others, 6) synergizing using creative cooperation, and 7) sharpening the saw by constantly renewing yourself. It then tells a story about Enrico Caruso, who became a famous opera singer due to his mother's encouragement despite initial discouragement from his teacher. It concludes with additional tips for success, including working hard and letting go, finding a role model to follow, and focusing on continuous self-improvement rather than perfection.
This document discusses ways to overcome anxiety about returning to work on Sunday nights, known as the "Sunday night blues." It recommends spending quality time with family and friends, planning fun activities and your upcoming week, exercising, eating healthy, catching up on reading, following through on commitments, relaxing, and volunteering. The key is to pick 3-5 manageable activities and be consistent. If anxiety persists, options include finding more fulfilling work or pursuing a passion through a new business or skills. Addressing lifestyle factors like diet, exercise and time management can help cure Sunday night anxiety better than relying on medication.
It is very usual when we brush our teeth after eating our meal. But Micron Associates reveals, if your toothbrush stays on your teeth for half of an hour, your teeth can possibly damage.
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This document provides advice and information to help mothers take care of their physical and emotional health after having a baby. It discusses common issues like postpartum depression and stress, and offers tips and strategies to address these challenges. Specific topics covered include recognizing signs of postpartum depression, reducing stress, breast care, maintaining a healthy weight, immunizations, and making time for self-care. The overall message is that while caring for a new baby is demanding, mothers should not neglect their own well-being and should seek help if feeling persistently sad or depressed.
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This document discusses how to manage feelings and emotions. It provides tips for handling anger, such as taking deep breaths and problem solving. It also recommends maintaining a positive attitude, relaxing, forgiving others, and setting goals. The document emphasizes using language as a tool to solve conflicts and developing plans to prevent problems from reoccurring. Overall, it promotes achieving goals and maintaining a positive outlook through affirmations and focusing on happy thoughts.
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This document provides 10 ideas to help improve productivity and happiness at work: 1) dedicate time to playful exploration, 2) track and appreciate small progress, 3) find meaning in tasks, 4) seek ways to deliver smiles, 5) leverage motivating triggers, 6) schedule recharge breaks, 7) ask for help when needed, 8) reframe disliked tasks, 9) learn to say no to unsuitable tasks, and 10) block out time to focus without distractions. The document encourages focusing on one idea at a time by making a specific action plan to implement the chosen idea.
The document provides tips for living a fulfilling life. It recommends connecting with people through family, friends and community. It also suggests being active through exercise, taking notice of one's surroundings, and keeping learning through new hobbies and skills. The final tip is to give to others through volunteering and acts of kindness.
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The document discusses how weekends should be treated like casual t-shirts - a time to relax and unwind from the routines of the work week. It analyzes two perspectives on weekends: as self-pampering time or as pointless since Monday will come. The author advocates for weekends to fulfill three psychological needs lacking at work: competence, autonomy, and meaningful relationships. Specific tips are provided like hobbies, choosing activities freely, and meeting new people to switch off from work routines and make weekends feel like mini-vacations that improve one's mental well-being.
Based on ‘The Good New Habits’ resource originally written by Ian G. Vickers, Assistant Principal, Sancta Maria College, Flat Bush, Auckland, New Zealand - for Resilience eTwinning course
The document discusses maintaining work-life balance and provides several tips to achieve it. It begins by outlining Stephen Covey's model of balancing spiritual, physical, mental and social aspects of life. It then lists common signs of imbalance like working long hours or feeling stressed/tired due to work. Next, it describes 5 stages of imbalance: being married to work, exhaustion, suffering family and friends, and increased expectations. Finally, it proposes 9 solutions like making lists, setting boundaries, communicating clearly, and setting aside time for leisure and family.
The information is intended to provide guidance and inspiration to you in your ongoing transition from an on-site worker to a remote worker. By no means is this information fully inclusive. As you are transitioning, you will discover unique strategies that work for you. Embrace those. I hope this collection of information helps you in your journey to a balanced, productive and healthy work-from-home environment.
This document provides 10 suggestions for introducing sacred spaces or activities into the workplace. It suggests asking employees for feedback and suggestions through surveys and discussions to find proposals that have shared consensus. Example survey questions are given to gauge interest in things like a sacred space, praying together, mission/values alignment, and work-life balance. The goal is to experiment with changes that respect sacredness based on staff input.
This document provides tips for improving productivity by addressing common time wasters like emails, social media, and phone calls. It recommends scheduling specific times to check emails and social media instead of constantly checking notifications. It also suggests using a voicemail greeting instead of answering the phone at all times. The document emphasizes the importance of minimizing multitasking and focusing on one task at a time to be more productive. It provides organizational tips like using to-do lists, taking breaks every 60-90 minutes, and focusing on core priorities.
This document discusses habits that can lead to success. It outlines 7 key habits: 1) being proactive, 2) beginning with the end in mind, 3) putting first things first, 4) thinking about win-win situations, 5) seeking to understand others, 6) synergizing using creative cooperation, and 7) sharpening the saw by constantly renewing yourself. It then tells a story about Enrico Caruso, who became a famous opera singer due to his mother's encouragement despite initial discouragement. It concludes with additional tips for success, including working hard and letting go, finding a role model, and focusing on continuous improvement rather than perfection.
This document discusses habits that can lead to success. It outlines 7 key habits: 1) being proactive, 2) beginning with the end in mind, 3) putting first things first, 4) thinking about win-win situations, 5) seeking to understand others, 6) synergizing using creative cooperation, and 7) sharpening the saw by constantly renewing yourself. It then tells a story about Enrico Caruso, who became a famous opera singer due to his mother's encouragement despite initial discouragement from his teacher. It concludes with additional tips for success, including working hard and letting go, finding a role model to follow, and focusing on continuous self-improvement rather than perfection.
This document discusses ways to overcome anxiety about returning to work on Sunday nights, known as the "Sunday night blues." It recommends spending quality time with family and friends, planning fun activities and your upcoming week, exercising, eating healthy, catching up on reading, following through on commitments, relaxing, and volunteering. The key is to pick 3-5 manageable activities and be consistent. If anxiety persists, options include finding more fulfilling work or pursuing a passion through a new business or skills. Addressing lifestyle factors like diet, exercise and time management can help cure Sunday night anxiety better than relying on medication.
It is very usual when we brush our teeth after eating our meal. But Micron Associates reveals, if your toothbrush stays on your teeth for half of an hour, your teeth can possibly damage.
The acid burns into both enamel and dentin, the lower layer below the enamel, after taking fizzy or acidic drinks.
This presentation was used to explain certain implications of Work-Life Balance, to the officers of a public sector bank, at their Staff Training College, at Hyderabad.
This document provides advice and information to help mothers take care of their physical and emotional health after having a baby. It discusses common issues like postpartum depression and stress, and offers tips and strategies to address these challenges. Specific topics covered include recognizing signs of postpartum depression, reducing stress, breast care, maintaining a healthy weight, immunizations, and making time for self-care. The overall message is that while caring for a new baby is demanding, mothers should not neglect their own well-being and should seek help if feeling persistently sad or depressed.
An effective and affordable solution for staying fit at home, the office or as you travel. Created by personal trainers with the tools you need. For companies and individuals.
This document discusses how to manage feelings and emotions. It provides tips for handling anger, such as taking deep breaths and problem solving. It also recommends maintaining a positive attitude, relaxing, forgiving others, and setting goals. The document emphasizes using language as a tool to solve conflicts and developing plans to prevent problems from reoccurring. Overall, it promotes achieving goals and maintaining a positive outlook through affirmations and focusing on happy thoughts.
1. Growing
Forward
Take a
Vacation
Grahani and
Agni Part 2
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2. Ah Summer. Sun kissed rays of I have always wanted to do. I love the
sunshine on my face. Tank-tops, sun idea of really exploring nature again
dresses and sandals. Barbeques and and simply BEING with the earth.
barking dogs. Family. Fresh cut grass. I am very excited to be learning how
The Garden. Walks by the river. Pic- to kite board – ultimately, riding the
- wind! I have planned to go to some
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outside. Kiting. Road trips. Music ten to great music (vs event planning
festivals and good friends. Danc- / promoting) as well as check out
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3. Take a Vacation and Watch 6. Delegate and outsource. Doing it
yourself may sound admirable but mar-
Your Business GROW Susan Barr 7. Hang the “Closed” sign. Set your hours of
operation and stick to them. If you work in
store. If you are not taking breaks, it is not
because you can’t. It is because you won’t.
You nurture your customers; you nurture
YOU business leads and relationships. Make it a
could be
HERE Susan Barr is President of Selah Synergy and author
of the upcoming book “The Power of Virtual Lever-
age”. With over 25 years experience combining tech-
nology and strategy for clients, Susan’s company offers
a full range of coaching and consulting services as
well as social media webinars for the small business.
In a recent conversation with a coaching Here are a few suggestions for making breaks
client, he expressed frustration over work- a part of your healthy business routine:
ing 7 days a week, 14 hour days but not
“getting it done”. He described many rea-
sons for not completing his “homework” – your calendar and schedule your top daily hab-
as his “top priority” for the past few weeks. change your life if practiced daily? Activities
like prayer, mediation, exercise, reading, fam-
I suggested he take a vacation. What’s that? ily time, and hobbies are the foundation for a
Yes, I suggested a break would help his busi- happy life. Committing to daily habits builds
ness. Do you know you need a break? Are you momentum towards goals for health, self-de-
spending long hours on the job, but not doing velopment, business and personal well-being.
priority activities to drive your business? Can
you give a long list of excuses: the economy is 2. Put technology to work for you. Find
down; no one can do it like me; another day, a stopwatch application on your smart-
another crisis...etc? In your quiet moments you phone and use it to remind you to take a
berate yourself for not effectively using your break. One solo professional recently de-
time, procrastinating and resisting delegation. scribed how she sets alerts every few hours.
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She walks the dogs or visits her garden to
Working long days without rest appears
to be a badge of honor for small business Google search to locate videos and pictures
owners. In one recent study, over 55% re- of yoga moves you can do at your desk. For well over 17 years, Lisa has
port not taking a vacation in 2 years. Over demonstrated time and time
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per week, over a third work over 70 hours. the lens of a camera. Lisa
To what end? Martyrdom leads more often currently lives with her 5 year old
to business failure than business growth. son in Fernie, B.C.
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solve problems, ready to tackle the big issues
which have been weighing on you. Step away your priorities and make it happen.
from a problem and it is funny how a creative
solution will suddenly present itself. A brief
5. Plan a vacation. It doesn’t have to be a week in
retreat brings balance to your life leading to
the tropics to count - a long weekend at home
higher levels of overall health and well-being.
with hobbies, family and friends to rejuvenate.
4. Crisis can come in many forms. It can be a
man-made substance spill, an earthquake, an
illness, a divorce, a death, a pregnancy ... any-
thing that takes you by surprise and leaves
you reeling. From the 15th century, “Crisis” is
“Middle English, from Latin, from Greek kri-
sis, literally, decision, from krinein to decide.”
At this place in time, the Oil Crisis demands
we ask the questions: How much oil am I
using? and How can I reduce my reliance?
Take a piece of paper, make two columns
and answer those two questions. Grab your
calendar and circle September 22, 2010. Tell
yourself on this day, you will re-evaluate and
see how much you have saved. This will be
a lesson of our lifetime, it will serve future
generations well, and help heal our Mother,
if you and I both take this task seriously.
Which leads me to my garden. My partner
turned the soil in my greenhouse and voila, I
turned a corner (sometimes it takes a friend).
Growing Forward Now peas, corn, beans, tomatoes, potatoes,
peppers, artichokes, asparagus, edamame,
Momma Day -
ers, sweet peas, mallow, chrysanthemums,
Go Forward With Courage parsley, basil, chives, onions and others
have all sprung forth. A barren wasteland,
in a couple of weeks, a homestead paradise.
When you are in doubt, be still, and wait; when doubt no longer exists
for you, then go forward with courage. The Gulf disaster should be with us daily.
To make a difference, we must universally
and globally reduce, and then eliminate our
So long as mists envelop you, be still; be still until the sunlight pours dependence on fossil fuels, particularly oil.
through and dispels the mists-- as it surely will. In any crisis, take an inventory, and then
turn the corner. There are seeds, wait-
ing to be planted, which, when grown, will
Then act with courage. reap rewards for body, soul and mind. Take
the time, take an inventory and then Grow.
Ponca Chief White Eagle
My comrade Cara Hunt’s husband Stephen Mother, the Ocean is her skin, breath, blood
posted a link on facebook to the desperate and heart all at once. My sorrow is constant
suggestion we nuclear bomb the current oil -
spill in the Gulf of Mexico. The spill and fying... now what’s planted in your garden?” A Morning Prayer
now the continually failing attempts to stop As an aside, Stephen is a wonderful gardener.
government on this? If there were diamonds Angels be with me as I
The winter left me a bit melancholy. Like my
surroundings, I felt a bit hollow and lacking journey into this day amongst
can bet by now, they would have the whole
thing licensed, regulated, privatized and taxed.
will. Now, as life bursts forth, new buds, friends and strangers. Offer me
growing while at the same time, letting go clear sight and clear messages
If we believe that the earth is one and living, of sorrow. There is a miracle inside a seed, about what is true for me.
it is nothing short of massive grief felt from so I plant one after another, watering them Amen.
this monumental disaster. If the earth is our with my tears. Then I wait, and I watch.
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LIPSTICK Ask for organic or chemical-free. Vegan
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CRAYONS Beeswax and chemical free is essential
~great site for green comparison shopping
GUM Hands down family favourite GLEE GUM
found at local health food stores
ASPIRIN Please talk to your naturopath. Willow
bark is a powerful healer, used with care
SOLAR PANELS Dispose of these properly and ask about
petroleum oil-free technologies
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6. Ayurvedic Medicine - Grahani and
Agni Dysfunctions and the Problems
These Create Part 2
C. Scott Ryan
In the last article we began looking at the struc- Therefore it is the malfunctioning of the
ture and function of the small intestine and its role jathara agni caused by the three doshas that
in causing many diseases. We also introduced the later becomes improper digestion, absorp-
concept of agni which is the body’s enzymatic sys- tion and assimilation on all levels of the body,
tem and its intimate relationship with the small whether it be at the tissue level, the cellular
intestine and other structures within the GI tract. level or at the nuclear level. What we don’t di-
-
There are 40 main types of agni in the body
which are governed by the main digestive as beans then we have a visama agni and are
Jathara agni. prone to vata diseases such as gas, constipation,
Agni is responsible for all digestive, absorp- insomnia, dry rough scaly skin or dehydra-
tive and assimilative processes that take place tion, arthritis, osteoporosis, fear, phobias and
throughout the body whether we are talking forgetfulness. If we have a hard time digest-
about cellular metabolism, thyroid function, ing fatty fried food we have tikshna agni and
are prone to pitta diseases (because pitta is oily)
of thoughts, or the digestive process taking such as heartburn, diarrhoea, rashes, skin dis-
place in the hollow tube which runs from eases such as eczema and psoriasis, alopecia,
our mouths to our anuses. Ayurvedically
speaking nothing can have an affect on the outwardly projected. If we have a manda agni
body without the presence of agni, con- we have a hard time digesting dairy, wheat and
versely all diseases are due to disturbed agni. carbohydrates resulting in such kapha diseases
C. Scott Ryan is an Ayurvedic Practi- as cold, congestion, cough, lymphomas, type II
tioner and Yoga Instructor, as well as, a Disturbed agni is one of the requisites in the diabetes, hypothyroid function, obesity, adhe-
Chartered Herbalist. His articles have dosha
appeared in Parabola Magazine, Light dhatu sammurcchana janitor vyadhi. Dosha refers
on Ayurveda Journal (a peer reviewed to the three doshas vata (air/movement),
Ayurvedic medical journal) and e pitta kapha (water/ up as various coatings on the tongue usu-
Yogic Way Magazine (on-line). Scott is a stabilizing); dhatu refers to the seven tissues
member of NAMA, as well as e Yoga formed in serial order during the process of spreading into the central portion. Vata-genic
Association of British Columbia. ama is black or brown, pitta-genic ama is yel-
bone marrow/nerve tissue, and male and fe- low or green and kapha-genic ama is white.
He currently lives in Golden, British male reproductive tissues; and sammurcchana There may also be after-food tiredness,
Columbia, where he runs Golden Lo- means an amalgamation with ama (toxins).
tus Ayurveda, an Ayurvedic Clinic and Therefore, disease occurs when doshas and well as teeth marks on the outside edges of
Yoga Studio with his wife Dalia Yanai. dhatus amalgamate with toxins. This amal- the tongue which denotes malabsorption.
Contact: 250- 344-8685, gamation with ama (toxins) requires that
g ol d e n a y ur v ed a @ uni s e r v e.com there be some disturbance of cellular agni Vata-genic ama and visama agni can be treated
w w w.G o l d e n Ay u r v e d a .c o m this is called deposition or sthana samshraya with Ajamodadi Vati or Shulahara Vati w/ warm
water; pitta-genic ama and tikshna agni can be
two primary agni dysfunctions which al- treated with Kamadudha, Kamadudha Moti Yukt
low the doshas to enter the cell membrane or Praval Panchamrit w/ Aloe Juice or Gel; and
at the moment of sthana samshraya - kapha-genic ama and manda agni can be treated
cally manda agni with Amapachak Vati or Chitrakadi Vati w/
can be caused by any of the three doshas
and in general dhatu agni mandhya which just dinner. Or take Amapachak Vati for acute ama
means some disturbance which can be char- formation, Chitrakadi Vati if it is sub-acute and
acterized as that affected by vata or visama (ir- Agnitundi Vati for chronic ama accumulation.
regular metabolism), that affected by pitta or
tikshna (hyper metabolism), and that affected
by kapha – manda (hypo metabolism) agni. All of fresh Ginger, with a squeeze of Lime juice
three doshas can cause hypofunctioning of and a pinch of Rock Salt 15 minutes both be-
enzymes at the gross digestive level and at fore and after all meals. These formulas both
the cellular level resulting in ama formation. kindle agni and digest ama which is the cor-
nerstone of all Ayurvedic treatment protocols.
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7. include muscle wasting leading to weak-
ness and severe back pain, heart failure
(the heart is a muscle!), neuropathy and in-
ammation of the tendons and ligaments,
o en leading to rupture.” – Dr. Mercola
Co-Q 10 is made in the liver and after
age 20, our synthesis of Co-Q 10 de-
clines. Regrettably, foods contain very in-
adequate levels. It has also been reported
that certain pharmaceuticals designed to
lower cholesterol block mevalonic acid, a
precursor of Q10. A high metabolic rate,
Vitamin Q
Tammra Green RHN / RNCP
strenuous physical work and / or endur-
ance may also deplete Co-Q 10 over time.
Vitamin Q is most commonly known as Co-Q10 may also be helpful adjunct in
“Coenzyme Q10” or “Co-Q 10”. Here many therapies for: Cancer, Parkinson’s
I will be discussing a form of Co-Q 10 Disease, Respiratory Diseases, Heart,
- Stroke / brain protection, Gum Dis-
plement that could possibly prevent brain ease and obesity. In cases where there has
damage in stroke patients, effectively re- been a diagnosis one would most likely
duce stress, counteract the effects of ag- need it in much larger amounts than avail-
ing and improve health in cancer patients able to the public, prescribed by a Doctor.
wouldn’t you consider taking it? I am happy
to report that more and more people, health Co-Q 10 can be taken in combination with
professionals, scientists and doctors are re- other antioxidants such as Vitamin A, C and
alizing the importance of supplementing E as well as the mineral Selenium. Athletes
with Co-Q 10 and achieving good results. would be wise to consider antioxidants as it
would likely give them a competitive edge,
“It plays a role in ATP (energy) production increase recovery time and even prevent in-
in the cells and functions as an electron car- jury later in life, taken in adequate amounts.
rier to cytochrome oxidase, our main respira- If you truthfully want to look at aging in
tory enzyme. e heart requires high levels the eye, you simply must know about an-
of Co-Q10... Ubiquinone is found in all cell
membranes where it plays a role in maintain-
ing membrane integrity so critical to nerve The information provided by this article is general in nature and is
intended for educational and informational purposes only. It is not
conduction and muscle integrity. Co-Q10 intended to replace or substitute the evaluation, judgment, diagno-
is also vital to the formation of elastin and sis, and medical or preventative care of a physician, paediatrician,
collagen. Side e ects of Co-Q10 de ciency therapist and/or health care provider. This article is not intended
to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition.
Be magnificent.
Be watchful.
Be focused.
Be still.
Be aware that your
thoughts have the
power to change
your world.
~Dora Schievink (Ski-vink)
8. Upcoming Shows - The Living Proof
Nutrition Show on Spirit Quest Radio
Every ursday at 7pm Paci c Time, Tammra will be interviewing the most interesting
people in the self healing eld, taking YOUR questions, comments or testimonials as well as
pro iding fun and interactive ways for you to create your optimally healthiest life. Whether
mind, body, Spirit or Soul she will do her best to co-create a way with you so that you can
nd exactly what you need to make the next steps to create vibrant lifestyle habits. Tammra
is a Registered Nutritional Consulting Practitioner (RNCP) / Registered Orthomolecular
Health Practitioner (ROHP). Tammra is also a Certi ed Master Practitioner in the Arts
& Sciences of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), Time Line erapy™ and Erickso-
nian Hypnosis. Tammra’s true talents sit within her ability to catch limiting belief systems
and streamline them into positive and e cient custom-made strategies. Tammra is consis-
tently empowered and inspired by the research and testimonials in eld that she works in.
She is committed to helping others reach their health goals. Tammra understands that it is
the exibility of the practitioner that determines the success of the outcome. You can call or
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June 24th: Golden Lotus Ayurveda
a system combining 4 different decks (for
C. Scott Ryan is an Ayurvedic Practitioner and the 4 elements) of oracle and tarot cards,
Yoga Instructor, as well as a Chartered Herb- she is a master of card divination. Her work
alist. He was an English and Philosophy Major incorporates ecstatic dance, songwriting, re-
lationship work, visual art / photography
completed two years. He has been studying and various inner disciplines all in the ser-
Ayurveda and Yoga for the past twelve years .
Scott is deeply committed to the principles of to live, and helping others to do the same.
the traditional practice of Yoga and Ayurve- Blog “Spreading the Gaia Word” | Photography
da. His articles have appeared in Parabola
July 8th: Transformational
peer reviewed Ayurvedic Medical Journal, he Growth Using NLP & Time Line
also writes Ayurvedic Columns for two on- Therapy® w/ Monika Nygaard
Monika Nygaard, MA, has a successful pri-
C. Scott Ryan is member of NAMA, as well vate practice and trains NLP Practitioners
and Master Practitioners, teaches Time Line
He is the Co-founder and Director of Gold- Therapy®, Hypnotherapy, and Advanced
en Lotus Ayurveda - an Ayurvedic Clinic and NLP Counselling Skills. She is the author
Yoga Studio along with his wife Dalia Yanai. of Complementary Therapies and Mental
July 1st: Finding Balance the unconscious mind and personal develop-
Through Earth-based Astrol- ment. Monika is Past President of the Cana-
ogy – Live Readings with Bee
Her teaching style is very experiential, infor-
metaphysical arts working out of the Winds
of Change metaphysical shop on 5th Street
-
ticed Earth-based astrology for 25 years and Aug. 19Th: Trauma Re-
uses all four elemental styles in her work. covery w/ David Berceli
-
tional, physical, mental and spiritual bodies of Trauma Recovery Services. His focus is
9. primarily with mass trauma, generational trau- As Michael’s quest for resolution unfolded,
ma, and societal trauma. For 25 years David he began entering a state of being he called
has lived and worked in war-torn countries of “present moment awareness” - a paradigm
Africa and the Middle East, as well as trav- of heightened consciousness running paral-
eling the world working with survivors of lel to our conventional and mundane world
natural disasters. As a result these experiences experience. He discovered that his repeat-
he has developed a series of simple exercises ed entry into this enlivened state of being,
almost anyone can do that are designed to which he accomplished through ceremonial
help not just individuals but also large popu- practice, plant medicines, and what he calls
lations recover from stress and trauma. Da- “consciously connected breathing,” result-
vid has designed and provided specialized ed in a decrease of his own painful condi-
tion to the point of complete integration.
military personnel, national and international
relief agencies, and government and non-
government organizations whose staff are a methodical pathway into present mo-
living and working in trauma-inducing envi- ment awareness with an intent to develop
ronments. David is a Clinical Social Worker a practical procedure that was accessible
- to anyone anywhere who wanted to initi-
- ate this experience for themselves. This
matologist (CFT) and Spiritual Director (MS). procedure is now internationally known
as THE PRESENCE PROCESS.
Sept. 9Th:
w/ Life Coach Leslie Adams
Leslie Adams has been coaching people her
whole life. One of her greatest talents has al-
ways been her ability to take large challenges
and break them into manageable pieces. She
also has a huge belief in people and their
abilities as long as they are supported in their
quests for success. Leslie was a career coun- The best six doctors anywhere
selor for seventeen years with the Provincial
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Sept. 30Th: The Presence Your will they'll mend
Process w/ Michael Brown
from namaste Publishing And charge you not a shilling.
- ~Nursery rhyme quoted by Wayne Fields,
fully unconscious life” as a music journalist. What the River Knows, 1990
During this period of his life, Michael devel-
oped an acutely painful neurological condition
called Horton’s Syndrome. After four years
of suffering through conventional medical
approaches, he embarked on a quest to inte-
grate his experience through personal inquiry.
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