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Ayurvedic tongue scraping with anti-aging effect - optimizes collagen
The tongue as a mirror of the body In Ayurveda, the tongue is considered a living map of the body's interior. Different zones on the tongue reflect different organs - the back reflects the large intestine and kidneys, the middle reflects the stomach and small intestine, the front reflects the lungs and heart. An experienced Ayurvedic doctor can read the tongue and see signs of imbalance, weak digestion or a buildup of ama - toxins and undigested waste products that Ayurveda d
Anita Lindberg
Jun 273 min read


Padabhyanga - foot care that detoxifies and boosts your prana.
Vitalized living feet give us much more balance and well-being than we dream of. Movement of the toes and ankles helps to increase energy flow throughout the body and results in better grounding and relaxing the nervous system. The soles of the feet have five marma points, which in Ayurveda are described as connecting links between our physical and spiritual bodies. Each one of them relates to an internal organ or a body process. Give your feet some extra attention, for examp
Anita Lindberg
Jun 273 min read


Smooth and elastic skin on cheeks with Ayurvedic Gandusha/Oilpulling
In Ayurveda, the practice of holding and swirling oil in the mouth is called Gandusha or Kavala - and it is much more than a dental ritual. It is a daily meditation, a cleansing and a beauty treatment all in one. It is performed in the morning, before drinking or eating, as one of the first treatments you give your body each day. I provide Ayurvedic consultations that help you find your dosha, correct habits that are not beneficial to you, and create a plan for how to begin y
Anita Lindberg
Jun 63 min read


Pitta dosha - strong digestion - beware of warming spices and acid
I provide Ayurvedic consultations that help you find your dosha, correct habits that are not beneficial to you, and create a plan for how to begin your own path back to balance and self-healing. Read about my various consultations here Pitta & diet - what nourishes and what fuels too much In Ayurveda, Pitta is governed by the elements of fire and water. It is the dosha that drives transformation - in the mind as sharpness, focus and intelligence, in the body as the power of d
Anita Lindberg
Jun 63 min read


Ghee - nectar of the Gods. Self-healing with clarified butter.
In Ayurveda - India's 5,000-year-old holistic health system - ghee, also called clarified butter, is considered one of the most nutritious and healing foods. Ghee is not just food. It is considered medicine - it is used in Hindu rituals and in Ayurvedic body and beauty treatments. Ghee is made by slowly melting unsalted butter until the milk solids separate and evaporate. What's left is a pure, golden fat packed with oil-soluble vitamins, butyrate and antioxidants - free of l
Anita Lindberg
Jun 25 min read


Golden Milk. Vedic soothing health boost with nut milk and turmeric.
Haldi doodh is what this jewel of a health booster is called in India. It is packed with good properties for both the body and the mind. It contains nut milk, warming spices and fats that ground and nourish Vata and Pitta dosha, and it improves the digestive fire - Agni - in all three doshas. Drink one cup a day - preferably before bed. Benefits of the drink: 1. Golden milk is packed with antioxidants, prevents stress in cells, strengthens skin structure, fights diseases and
Anita Lindberg
Jun 22 min read


Ishnaan - The cold shower that boosts your vitality - physiology in its purest form.
There is nothing more healing and invigorating than water. And cold water in particular has a greater and more transformative effect on both body and soul than you might dream of. For millennia, Ayurveda has recognized the cold bath as one of the most powerful daily rituals we can give ourselves. In the Kundalini Yoga tradition, it has a special name: Ishnaan - the perfect bath. It is not just a hygienic practice. It should be seen as a healing ceremony. However, always remem
Anita Lindberg
May 174 min read


Cleanse your home - cleanse your mind. An Ayurvedic approach to the home as a healing space
Saucha is actually one of the fundamental principles of both Ayurveda and yoga, and it covers purity on three levels: Physical cleanliness concerns: the body, clothes and surroundings. It also concerns keeping the exterior clean and tidy, as it directly affects your energy level and clarity. Mental purity concerns: pure thoughts, freedom from negativity, envy and inner turmoil Spiritual purity concerns: a clear and open mind free from ego and prejudice The energy of the home.
Anita Lindberg
May 153 min read


Space/eather element - Akasha.
In Ayurveda and yoga philosophy, we work with five basic elements: earth, water, fire, air and space. These elements are collectively called the Pancha Mahabhuta, and they not only make up the world we live in, but also our body and mind. Space is the finest and most subtle of them all. It is not an element you can touch or see - but one you can feel. Space in Sanskrit is called Akasha - and is described as emptiness, the limitless and the all-pervading. It is the very canvas
Anita Lindberg
May 153 min read


Ratri Charya - optimal healing in sleep
With an Ayurvedic evening routine, you prepare yourself and your body for optimal and healing sleep. It is one of Ayurveda's essential ways to create balance and health. In the morning we have what is called Dinacharya where we wake up and prepare for the day with cleansing rituals, exercise and healthy Vedic food. In the evening we just as quietly shut down and prepare for sleep. The main elements of the Ratri Charta are: Eat your last meal up to 3 hours before going to bed.
Anita Lindberg
Apr 252 min read


Dinacharya - polish your self-care routines with Ayurvedic tips
In Sanskrit, dinacharya means - your discipline Your dinacharya is your daily Ayurvedic health routine, which is essential for maintaining good health and the ability to transform your body into more health, vitality and well-being. If you have a regular routine with a dinacharya, you will promote well-being in body and mind. Dinacharya is more than just personal hygiene; it is a practice that supports the body's natural rhythms, stimulates digestion ( Agni ), and awakens t
Anita Lindberg
Apr 63 min read


Ayurvedic "high prana" smoothie - with orange and almond milk
Prana is energy! All living things contain prana. The fresher your ingredients are for the food/drink you consume - the more prana you add to your body. Prana helps the body recover, heal, and maintain cells. The unit of measurement for frequencies in food is called Angstroms. Here is an easy super delicious Ayurvedic High Prana Drink. You will need 2 oranges, A sprig of mint, 2.5 dl almond milk or other plant milk. - a splash of maple syrup or 5 dl water Homemade almond milk
Anita Lindberg
Apr 61 min read


What is Bali's secret?
An atmosphere full of gratitude and bubbling joy of life... Two years living in Bali - it is and will probably be the biggest adventure of our lives. We went with our two children aged 7 and 9. We wanted to go out into the world - travel, live and show our children a different culture - way of life! All our expectations were met and more. When you live in Bali for that long, you become deeply integrated into the Balinese spirituality, Hinduism and their beautiful daily gratit
Anita Lindberg
Apr 62 min read


Recipe for coriander-mint chutney
Refreshing and delicious chutney - a gem of a recipe from my Asram in Rishikesh, India. Try something new and different - this chutney/sauce surprises in taste and is fantastic for all Indian dishes, for naan bread, salads, papadums and other kinds of snacks! Make it from dew-fresh herbs so that it contains prana/energy frequency that energizes your body! Always use organic fresh ingredients for Vedic cooking! Small portion Mix all ingredients in a blender: 250 g fresh mint a
Anita Lindberg
Apr 61 min read


Kitchari recipe - gentle autumn detox
Kitchari is a Vedic rice meal that detoxifies and heals body and soul. It is a very famous dish in India that can be made in countless ways. This recipe you get here is from my ashram Anand Prakash in Rishikesh, India! It tastes heavenly with naan bread, mint chutney and raita! Also see recipes for chutneys and spice blends that suit your dosha here on my blog! Kitchari is used for many forms of healing. If your digestion is not functioning optimally, it affects all processes
Anita Lindberg
Apr 63 min read


Unique spice blend for your body type
Spice blends can strengthen, heal and balance your digestion. In Ayurveda, herbs and spices are specifically used to prevent and maintain the digestive fire and many other processes in the body. If you want your food tailored to your digestion, you can use Dosha Spice Blends for all your food. You can use them for frying, for stews and as a flavor for sauces and chutneys. Your dosha determines overall how strong and good a digestive fire, also called Agni - you have. Accordin
Anita Lindberg
Apr 62 min read


What is Ayurveda?
Read here how to get started and find your dosha! Ayurveda is considered the "sister science" of Yoga, and has been practiced and studied in India for the past 5000 years. The word Ayurveda is a combination of ayur - which means life, and veda - which means knowledge. The science of life! Ayurveda deals with our entire existence - its components and qualities. The Ayurvedic approach to health and well-being is achieved through five things: food, herbs, massage, yoga and lifes
Anita Lindberg
Apr 62 min read


Lemon grass tea for sore joints and fatigue
Tasty healing Ayurvedic tea against fatigue and stress. Lemon grass tea is used in Ayurveda to treat stomach aches, coughs, sore joints and fatigue! It is invigorating and tastes great. It grounds you because of the slightly sour taste and is uplifting because of the sweet taste. Prana is in all fresh ingredients and the tea is charged with energy from the fresh lemon grass, lemon and ginger. So you supply your body with prana - energy! You will need: 4 tablespoons finely cho
Anita Lindberg
Apr 61 min read


Ayurvedic foot care with baths and oils.
Vitalized living feet give us much more balance and well-being than we dream of. Movement of the toes and ankles helps to increase energy flow throughout the body and results in better grounding and relaxing the nervous system. The soles of the feet are full of marma points, which in Ayurveda are described as connecting links between our physical and spiritual bodies. Each one of them relates to an internal organ or a body process. Give your feet some extra attention, for exa
Anita Lindberg
Apr 63 min read


Agni - take care of your digestive fire
The energy responsible for your health - your digestive fire. Here you will get tips on keeping your digestive fire up, optimizing it, caring for it and nurturing it so that you can maintain a healthy body full of energy and vitality. One of the main principles of Ayurveda is that if you have a well-functioning strong agni, your body is able to absorb prana, life energy and nutrients from the food you consume. You radiate health and vitality, have lots of energy and beautiful
Anita Lindberg
Apr 63 min read
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