Exploring the Gurvadi Gunas | Hard (Kathina ) and Soft (Mridu )

The Vedas, the ancient texts that gave us Ayurveda and Yoga, describe the building blocks of life. They're known as the gurvadi gunas are 10 pairs of opposites found everywhere in nature.  Understanding the gurvadi gunas is one of the keys to self-healing.  In this month's episode, explore how the gunas of hard (kathina) and soft (mridu) affect our everyday lives.

Myra explains: 

• How to soften your mental attitude and let go of beliefs about struggle and difficulty.
• Why raw food challenges the digestion.
• What the quality of your bowel movements tells you about digestion.

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