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The Quiet of Restoration

Go back and take care of yourself. 

Your body needs you, 

your feelings need you, 

your perceptions need you. 

Your suffering needs you to acknowledge it. 

Go home and be there for all these things.

~~Thich Nhat Hanh

Greetings to all my precious people!!

We are entering a powerful Spring—one cracked wide open by astrological shifts and seasonal awakenings, aligning with the ancient rhythms of Earth as she transforms. This is not just a metaphorical rebirth; it’s a cellular one. A spiritual one. The Earth herself is in motion—and so are we.  continue reading »

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Spiced Carrot Ginger Soup Recipe

Spiced Carrot Ginger Soup is a warming, soothing dish that supports digestion, circulation, and overall well-being. Carrots, with their sweet and grounding nature, tonify spleen qi, aid digestion, and promote healthy bowel function, making them particularly beneficial for strengthening the digestive system and providing sustained energy. Ginger, with its warming and invigorating qualities, promotes circulation, enhances digestion, and helps dispel cold, making it ideal for stimulating the digestive fire and soothing nausea or bloating. Turmeric, known for its anti-inflammatory properties, supports the liver and helps clear heat, promoting detoxification and balance. The addition of coconut milk provides a moistening and nourishing quality that supports yin, alleviating dryness, especially during the colder months.  continue reading »

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The Recalibration Pivot

Awaken, and sleep no more—

Brief are the days of life.

~~ Mirabai

Greetings to all my precious people!!

Mars, the warrior planet, has been absolutely shaking things up lately, and while the chaos might feel destabilizing, it is nonetheless necessary. From now until late May, please examine all that is important to you and assess what has been on the back-burner waiting for the “right” time. There are no perfect moments, no better options—there is only the here and now. So make a point of either taking a stand or instigating a movement about things that really matter to you.  continue reading »

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Minestrone with Quinoa Recipe

This is a vibrant, nourishing soup that supports overall vitality and balance, aligning with the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Quinoa, considered sweet and neutral in nature, strengthens spleen qi, supports digestion, and provides sustained energy without being overly heavy. The medley of vegetables—carrots, celery, zucchini, and leafy greens—nourishes the spleen and liver, promoting blood health, detoxification, and digestive harmony. Tomatoes, slightly cooling and acidic, help clear heat and nourish yin, balancing the dish’s warming spices like oregano and basil, which enhance qi circulation and support digestive function. Spinach or kale further supports liver and blood health, promoting detoxification and internal balance. At ~210 calories per serving, this fiber- and nutrient-rich soup is a light yet satisfying option, making it ideal for those seeking a harmonious, energy-boosting meal that strengthens digestion, promotes circulation, and supports overall well-being.  continue reading »

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The Science Behind Acupuncture and ADHD

The Science Behind Acupuncture and ADHD

When people first hear the diagnosis of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) for either themselves or their children, there can be a mix of relief and apprehension. The relief comes from understanding the challenges that must be faced; the apprehension stems from concerns about the long-term use of stimulant medications. If you face such a diagnosis and are looking for a non-pharmaceutical solution, acupuncture might be part of the solution you are looking for to help manage the symptoms of ADHD.  continue reading »

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