Reclaiming our relationship with food using Ayurveda with Myra Lewin from Hale Pule

Reclaiming our relationship with food using Ayurveda with Myra Lewin from Hale Pule

Myra Lewin is an Ayurveda practitioner and Master Yogini with more than 100,000 hours of Yoga teaching experience spanning 30+ years of practice. In 1999 Myra founded Hale Pule Ayurveda and Yoga, a center for education and healing. Today Myra guides thousands of students blossoming into Ayurveda counselors and advisors and guides clients 1:1 through health consultations and energy healings. Myra oversees Agni Therapy, Hale Pule’s foundational program that instills balance and vitality into modern life with the principles of Ayurveda and Yoga. In this episode we discuss our lost connection to our food sources and how we can heal our bodies, minds and lives by repairing this relationship, utilising the wisdom of Ayurveda. Show Notes: ✨Myra spoke about her personal experience with finding Ayurveda and how it transformed her life. ✨How the Industrial Revolution transformed our eating habits and our relationship to food ✨How food is our primary relationship that sets the foundation for all other relationships ✨ How what we eat is in a very practical sense who we become ✨ How bringing consciousness into our relationship with food is a form of spiritual practice ✨How our modern relationship to food has resulted in a general loss of connection to who we are and how to look after ourselves. ✨ How being connected to our food sources brings us closer to nature herself. ✨ Food as a form of ritual or spiritual practice that offers us an opportunity to deepen our connection to our true Self.

Meditation - Wisdom with Mitch Hunter

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Health & Beauty Beyond Capitalism - Ayurvedic Wisdom with Chasca Summerville Part 2

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