The Simple Ayurveda Podcast Angela Perger

Cultivating a deep well of nourishment takes knowing yourself and knowing what is nourishing to you- not your best friend, not your family members, not your favorite teacher, not anyone else. And certainly not what you see on social media or society in general.
Learn more about:
Exploring the conditions that support you to thrive Depositing into your nourishment bank account so that you're prepared for an emergency Deciphering between self-care as a chore versus knowing what is truly nourishing Weaving nourishment into your daily, weekly, monthly and seasonal rhythm Shining the light of awareness on hidden beliefs Cultivating an ojas summer Resource mentioned:
Receive the Simple Ayurveda newsletter
Join the waitlist and be the first to know when the fall Ayurveda training opens
The Simple Ayurveda Collective offers the ojas masterclass + a resource library of Ayurveda video lessons, journaling prompts, mudra and breathwork tutorials, recipes, guided practices and yoga classes; plus a supportive community chat off social media.  Join here.
Grab the journal prompts from this episde here

Angela answers questions sent in by listeners.
Learn more about:
The SA Guide to Yoga Nidra Personal updates on Angela’s diet and daily lifestyle Another way of looking at bone health Seasonal living in a tropical climate The middle path on sunscreen and bug spray Releasing dogma and enjoying your life while also living Ayurvedic principles Have a question you’d like featured on the podcast? Email angela@simpleayurveda or send a DM on Instagram @simple_ayurveda.
Resource mentioned:
Join the Simple Ayurveda newsletter
Episode 238 | Ayurvedic Bone Health
Join the waitlist and be the first to know when the next Ayurveda training opens
The Simple Ayurveda Guide to Yoga Nidra includes links to favorite practices, 12-minute download to practice off-grid, info on how, where, when and why plus modern science and what to look for in a practice.
To receive the guide:
Write an honest 5-star review. Screenshot before you submit. Send the photo to angela@simpleayurveda.com That's it- you'll receive a reply with the guide.

When you create new neural pathways in your brain, it’s exhausting. It is easier for your brain to keep thinking in the same old way as that requires less energy. To think in a new way requires being resourced. Cultivating ojas is a path to accessing that foundation.
Learn more about:
Ayurvedic psychology as it relates to adapting new habits and behavior patterns The link between ojas and being resourced Blind spots, widening your perspective and creating a vision for your life Resource mentioned:
Receive the Simple Ayurveda newsletter
Join the waitlist and be the first to know when the next Ayurveda training opens
Simple Ayurveda Podcast episodes on ojas, tejas and prana (episodes 126, 127, 128)
To Be Magnetic
Flower remedies
(no affiliates, just recommendations from personal experience)

Language has nuance. How we describe ourselves and our intentions carry vibrational resonance. 
Join Angela in this solo episode about wholeness and integration. 
Learn more about:
Making room for the parts of ourselves that we have resistance to Honoring natural rhythms and cycles Yoga Nidra as a tool for rewiring limiting beliefs The importance of integration + simple tools to practice integration Releasing any gripping of specific protocols in order to tune into your own intuition Connect with Angela
Join the Simple Ayurveda newsletter
Get notified about future Ayurveda trainings
The Simple Ayurveda Collective offers a resource library of Ayurveda video lessons, journaling prompts, mudra and breathwork tutorials, recipes, guided practices and yoga classes; plus a supportive community chat off social media.  Join here.
Resources
Purna Nidra Yoga Nidra with Kaya
Song for Wholeness
Song for Integration
 

Join Angela in this conversation that explores navigating the liminal space with grace and ease.
Learn more about:
Identifying liminal spaces in your life The relationship between deep rest and your digestion from the Ayurvedic perspective States of consciousness and their role in your healing Bridge practices to help you dance between states of consciousness Angela’s decision to take a break from podcasting after five years of consistent episodes Thank you for supporting The Simple Ayurveda Podcast by listening, sharing and leaving reviews. You are appreciated! 
Resource mentioned:
Join the Simple Ayurveda newsletter
Loving What Is by Byron Katie
Yoga Nidra + Ayurveda Resources in The Simple Ayurveda Collective
 

Join Angela and Richard in this conversation about simple practices that add up to a life of dharma. 
 
Learn more about:
Morning routine Practices for stressful times Love as medicine The link between Shamanism and Ayurveda Suggestions for cultivating a healthy mindset Ram’s favorite places in India Richard Masla founded the Ayurveda Health Retreat in 2001 and is a dedicated Yoga teacher and Ayurvedic educator. Since opening its doors, he has helped thousands of people seeking healthy living with knowledge from the Ayurveda. He began his Yoga and Ayurveda studies at age 17 and traveled to India at 20 with his spiritual teacher Swami Prabhupada. He has studied Ayurveda with several doctors in India and with Dr. Vasant Lad at the Ayurvedic Institute in New Mexico. He has traveled to India over 45 times. In 1994 he graduated Clayton College with a degree, Doctor of Naturopathy.
Connect with Ram
Ayurveda Health Retreat
Book
Connect with Angela
Join the Simple Ayurveda newsletter
The Simple Ayurveda Dharma Course: Inner and Outer Alignment in Daily Life Join Angela and special guest teachers in this inquiry of self exploration. Learn more about yourself through Ayurveda, Yoga, Jyotish and Human Design so that you feel more aligned with your unique expression in the world.
The Simple Ayurveda Collective offers a resource library of Ayurveda video lessons, journaling prompts, mudra and breathwork tutorials, recipes, guided practices and yoga classes; plus a supportive community chat off social media.  Join here.