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Featuring Dr Tony Nadar M.D., Ph.D., M.A.R.R. and hosted by Sankari Wegman Ph.D., Ayurvedic Clinician & Lecturer
True wellness comes from being in touch with your mind, body, and spirit—the unbounded Self within. So what’s the best way to access that infinite inner reservoir? Dr. Tony Nader joins our host, Ayurvedic Clinician Śankari Wegman, for the series opener of Mind. Body. Consciousness.
You’ll learn:
• What is consciousness?
• What is the connection between consciousness and good health?
• The distinction between Ayurveda and Maharishi Ayurveda
• How to live in a balanced way in today’s complex world
• How to access your inner reservoir of consciousness every day
You might not know it, but you have a second brain! New gut-brain research shows that neurons in the digestive system communicate directly with those in the brain. In this episode, we do a deep dive into the gut-brain connection and why it matters.
Join us for an interview with Fred Travis, PhD, one of our era’s leading researchers in the fields of neurophysiology and meditation. In 2015, Dr. Travis co-authored a study on the three Ayurvedic dosha types and how they correspond to three different brain types, which impact everything from a person’s gut health and metabolism to their behavioral functioning, and more.
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Could your gut health be making you feel glum? Today we have a far-reaching conversation about gut health, emotional well-being, body-positivity, and dressing to feel your best with one of the coolest celeb stylists around.
Payton Dale is a Nashville-based, rock ‘n’ roll, body-positive stylist with a decade of experience in the fashion industry. She’s also the author of Hang Up Your Hang Ups: A Radical Guide to Healing Yourself Through Personal Style. Through her business, The Payton Project, she helps others learn to love who they see in the mirror. Join us for a chat with Payton and learn:
Trigger warning: we will be talking a bit about eating disorders in this episode, which may be triggering for some people. If you or someone you love is struggling with issues around food and body image, please talk to your physician and go to www.nationaleatingdisorders.org for many helpful resources.
Your digestion impacts every facet of your health—from nutrient absorption and immunity to your emotions and the appearance of your skin. Tune in to this episode with Ayurvedic coach Śankari Wegman, PhD, and learn why strong digestion is the cornerstone of good health in Ayurveda.
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Have you ever made a dramatic 180 that changed your life, career… and just about everything? Aruna Shields sure has. At the height of her career as a Bollywood star performing her own motorbike stunts, Shields took a 10-year sabbatical to study meditation and the mind.
In this very special episode, the Bollywood-Queen-Turned-Spiritual-Therapist joins our host, Śankari Wegman, to share the story of her remarkable journey. The critically acclaimed star of Mr. Singh/Mrs. Mehta and other films also shares her top tips for beauty sleep, natural relaxation, and self-care. You’ll learn:
Ever wonder what your brain does at night when you sleep? Turns out, it’s not just parked in neutral, waiting for you to wake up again. A good night’s sleep gives your brain a chance to perform all kinds of vital functions, including “flushing out” stress from the previous day.
Join Śankari Wegman and our special guest Fred Travis, PhD, for a deep dive into the science of sleep. The author of Your Brain is a River, Not a Rock and Excellence Through Mind-Brain Development, Dr. Travis has spent decades exploring the impact of rest—namely, through sleep and meditation—on the brain and body.
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Let’s face it: Americans are more stressed than ever, with chronic job stress and financial concerns among their top concerns. Learn how the Transcendental Meditation technique can help you curb stress, build inner resilience, and experience greater success and contentment on the job and at home.
Join Śankari Wegman for an interview with LA-based Transcendental Meditation teacher Emily Fitz Randolph. Explore the science behind the TM technique, with benefits including decreased anxiety, lower cortisol, and greater happiness and well-being.
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Overworked, overwhelmed, and too darn busy for self-care? As mothers, we often put our partners, parents and kids first and neglect our own needs. There is wisdom in the airline adage, “Put your oxygen mask on first, before you help others!” When you tend to your own needs and wellbeing, you have more to give to your loved ones.
Join Śankari Wegman as she explores natural stress-management strategies with Laurina Carroll—busy mom, Ayurvedic Wellness Consultant, Transcendental Meditation teacher, and the author of Perfect Health for Busy People: A Maharishi Ayurveda Guide to Enjoying a Longer and Happier Life.
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Join us for a deep dive into the research behind Amrit Kalash—Ayurveda’s super-antioxidant, immunity-boosting daily tonic. Hear what scientists and physicians have to say about this potent formula.
To date, there are 75 different published studies on Amrit Kalash and its many benefits. From the Journal of Applied Nutrition to Pharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior, there’s a wealth of compelling research suggesting that Amrit can help boost immunity and promote longevity. Want to know more?
Join Shawn Diddy and Sankari Wegman for an in-depth exploration on:
Ashwaganda, brahmi, turmeric, gotu kola—not sure which Ayurvedic herbs to take? As it happens, there’s ONE potent Ayurvedic rasayana (rejuvenative formula) that’s good for just about everyone, no matter your age and stage.
Amrit Kalash is a complex, ancient Ayurvedic formula with a laundry list of benefits. It’s an antioxidant that’s 1000 times more potent than Vitamins C or E. It’s an immunity booster. It nourishes the brain. It’s a free radical scavenger. The list goes on.
Join Shawn Diddy and Sankari Wegman and learn:
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