Heart centered recipes

Homespun pita chips, dal makhani, beet purée, vegan-paleo cookies and hummus with spiced ground beef. My hubby and I shared this lunch the day before our Heart Centered Deep Dive on Sunday, but because I didn’t take any pics of our lunch spread at the studio (oops), I hope this combo inspires you to try one or more of 6 recipes here!

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Namaste Heart

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So, here we are in February & what better month to invite a namaste heart?! February boasts a multitude of heart centered holidays and is considered national heart health month,…

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Grow the Good

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Happy New Year! I hope your holidays were restful and reflective and have been sparking new hope and optimism for 2019.  Have you begun seeding your dreams for the coming…

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Aligned in December

Ah, December is really here, ripe with the joy of giving but also emotionally draining with added responsibilities, expectations and attachments to how things ‘should’ or ‘need’ to be at…

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Gratitude for the Abundance

A Thanksgiving Day Blessing “Blessing for the Fullness of This Day I bless this day in the fullness of good it already contains, in the many occasions it offers to…

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Soup and Scarf Season in Full Swing

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Ring-Ring ☎️  Autumn is calling with an invitation to stop, look around and see the changes above, below and everywhere in between. As October fully engages us in its brilliance,…

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Tips for staying healthy this Autumn

The qualities of Autumn are windy, changeable, spacious, cool, fast moving, erratic, dry and airy. As work, school and life ramp up, staying balanced throughout the season calls for intention…

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Look, listen, let go….

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Like Autumn leaves-Allow Change and Let Go… Transition to Fall evokes the potential for change, for letting go and easing away from the bright, heated energy of summer, to the…

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Contentment & Acceptance

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Santosha, the second of the 5 Niyamas, or personal practices in the Yoga Sutras, means complete acceptance or contentment. Contentment and acceptance when the world is torn apart by divisiveness,…

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