What Is a Yoga Life Coach? How Yoga, Ayurveda and Vedic Astrology Guide Coaching
What is a yoga life coach? How yogic coaching blends yoga philosophy, Ayurveda and Vedic astrology into practical guidance, and who it helps most.
Every Ayurveda article from the Revolution Yoga Journal, newest first.
What is a yoga life coach? How yogic coaching blends yoga philosophy, Ayurveda and Vedic astrology into practical guidance, and who it helps most.
What is Ayurveda? A simple introduction to yoga's sister science: the three doshas, daily routine, seasonal living, and what a consultation is like.
Feeling scattered, dry or wired this fall? A simple Ayurvedic routine for Vata season with warm foods, oil massage, steady rhythms and cozy herbal teas.
Ayurveda divides the day into vata, pitta and kapha hours. Amanda DiGiovanna shows how to build a daily rhythm around them, with a simple planning chart.
Summer is pitta season: hot days, short tempers. Melissa Boo shares cooling yoga poses, breathwork, foods and scents to soften judgment and anger.
Why tempers flare in summer, and how Ayurveda and yoga cool the fire. Amanda DiGiovanna on pitta, anger, cooling foods and living as if all is on loan.
Ayurveda sees life's transitions, from postpartum to seasonal change, as vulnerable joints where deep healing can happen. How to meet them with self-care.
Stay well through kapha season with Ayurveda: hygiene rituals, nasya, chyavanprash, a healing tea and a simple kitchari recipe from Amanda DiGiovanna.
Fall is vata season, airy and dry. Two simple Ayurvedic recipes to stay grounded: a rich sesame chutney and a fall salad with a warming apple dressing.
Cardamom is sweet, pungent and warming. How Ayurveda uses this beloved spice for digestion, fresh breath and the respiratory system, and ways to enjoy it.
Set the tone for your day the Ayurvedic way: oil pulling, tongue scraping, warm lemon water and grounding breakfasts for the shift from summer to fall.
Winter moves from airy vata to heavy kapha. Amanda DiGiovanna shares Ayurvedic lifestyle, diet and yoga tips to stay grounded, warm and healthy all season.
Fall's winds stir up racing thoughts, dryness and overwhelm. Ayurveda explains why, and how a single point of focus, drishti, steadies mind and practice.
Every culture turns inward at the winter solstice. Amanda DiGiovanna on the light within, building ojas in winter, and saying no to what drains you.