what to expect
- online session conducted via zoom
- experienced and encouraging teacher
- friendly and supportive learning environment
Ayurvedic Guide to Spring
Overview of seasonal holistic wellness
45-minute Free Webinar
This webinar will cover the Ayurvedic perspective on transitioning into spring, recommendations on seasonal routine, diet and lifestyle adjustments, as well as the significant benefits of undergoing an Ayurvedic Spring Cleanse.
According to Ayurveda, cleansing is an integral part to the healing and regeneration process and is best done at the junction of seasons—especially the spring equinox—to align with the dynamic rhythms of nature. As the coldest of winter days are beginning to warm, thaw and melt, we can make the most of this springtime transition by supporting our physiology in its natural process of lightening, refreshing and reenergizing through a nourishing cleanse.
Ayurveda is a Sanskrit word meaning the knowledge of life. It is India’s ancient and traditional holistic wellness system based on the simple yet profound principles of nature that can guide all aspects of one’s life – physical, mental, emotional and spiritual.
Ayurveda’s timeless teachings offer us a natural pathway to restore balance and health in our body-mind system, revive our connection with nature and spirit, and attain wellness, vitality, and longevity. Ayurveda emphasizes preventive holistic health through diet and lifestyle practices that are in alignment with nature’s rhythms and wisdom.
Rasika Gopi is a NAMA certified Ayurvedic Health Counselor from Kerala Ayurveda Academy and a bhakti-yoga practitioner for nearly 15 years. Rasika is a longtime Bhakti Center community member and founded the community groups initiated over eight years ago. She received her bachelors and master’s degrees in environmental science and spent most of her 20s working for the EPA and environmental nonprofits. Rasika currently is the founder/owner of Conscious Earth–an ayurvedic shop and guide to holistic living–on a mission to reconnect people with the earth for personal and planetary wellbeing. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband Dayal, Executive Director of the Bhakti Center, and their dog Jiva.