Why are we all different?
Melinda Papp • 1 May 2020
And why do we need different fuel to feel the best
In Ayurveda every organic and non-organic matter is made up of the five elements air, ether, fire, water and earth. These elements are the building blocks of life. We are all born with different proportions of these elements in our body and mind (depends on the father and mother’s constitution, if they had any imbalances at conception, the time of year conception took place etc.). The manifestation of the elements are the doshas, Vata (air + ether), pitta (fire + water) and kapha (earth + water). Many people have one main dosha, some have two dominant doshas and few have all 3 in similar proportions.
Pitta is the organiser, the one who has a plan and organised enough to execute it. Very smart and quick thinking but can get hangry so feed them on time or they will eat you!
Kapha is the one who is well cushioned, and has a huge heart, likes to cook and feed others. Prefers to stay still but would benefit from exercising the most!
Before or during my consultations or massages I always try to find which elements are out of balance in the body and then I suggest nutritional changes to bring it back to balance and during massages use medicated Ayurvedic oils on the body for the same reason. If you would like to know more about how to stay in balance or get back to balance don't hesitate to contact me as I love spreading the goodness of Ayurveda.
We can either book in a 15 min free consultation over the phone or you can email me your questions and I’ll be happy to answer them.
Hope to hear from you soon and keep safe,
Melinda x
After the harsh winter our digestive tract needs a bit more looking after. An easy kitchari cleanse could help eas your digestive issues. Here is the way I like it!
There are many different types of massages and all of them are beneficial in a way or another. You wonder why is Ayurvedic massage so special? Read on! Ayurvedic massage is part of the Ayurvedic healing system (there is a post about what Ayurveda is). It is a 1.5-2 hour whole-body massage, which is performed with warm herbs infused oils. Using the special massage strokes and the herbal infused oils we encourage the body cells to remove the toxins and absorb the medicated oils. The warm oil touching the skin is one of life's greatest pleasure and knowing it nourishes our skin and other organs in our beautiful body makes it more desirable. You might think 2 hours is way too long for a massage, but trust me on this one, once you are on the massage table you don't feel the time, there is only timeless calmness and when the 2 hours finished you wish it could have lasted longer. Regular massage with oils gives the skin a glow and makes it feel smooth, it also prevents the development of many skin disorders such as eczema, blisters, scabies and seborrhea. During the massage an electrochemical balance is created in the body. The body's immune system becomes strong and toxins are eliminated, longevity is naturally increased.
Ancient holistic healing practice from India. It treats the whole person and cares about the delicate balance between the soul, body and mind.
