One of the most powerful things to remember about Ayurveda and making decisions about your health is implementing the power of the opposites. Here are some examples: 🤯If you've been feeling the wild intensity of this Full Moon Eclipse, and have noticed some spaciness, restlessness or anxiety, or haven't been sleeping well and overall are feeling overwhelmed -- then a soothing, slow, and grounding morning practice is exactly what you need. Try a 15-minute yin yoga practice and a slow, steady pranayama meditation to start your day. (Addressing a Vata imbalance) 😔If you're feeling the "winter blues" and are having a hard time climbing out of bed, have been sleeping 9+ hours a night or take naps frequently, feel lethargic and unmotivated and maybe even depressed, then a "breath of fire" practice and an invigorating exercise routine and (maybe even some coffee) in the morning is the medicine you need. (Addressing a Kapha imbalance) 😡Say you've been overworking, feeling more angry, "intense", or judgmental than normal and have a short fuse, then you'll want to calm and cool things down in the evening by reserving work/exercise for earlier in the day, drink rose petal tea, and practice sitali breath to cool and and collect yourself before winding down. (Addressing a Pitta imbalance) This also goes for diet, your environment, and your daily routine. Do you see why the power of the opposites are so crucial in Ayurveda? --> I'm curious, out of the three, which resonates with you most right now, and what are some "opposite" remedies you can try to balance things out? Tell me below. 👇 P.S. Holistic Support Q&A is next Wednesday the 18th (link in calendar!)