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Food is an integral part of life.
Chinese Traditional Medicine and Ayurveda are built on thousands of years of empirical observation of how humans thrive in their natural environment. Both view food not just as fuel but as "medicine" that communicates with the body to restore balance.
Our modern eating habits tend to ignore the core tenets that are shared by Chinese Traditional Medicine and Ayurveda and which remind us to eat seasonally, mindfully, and in harmony with our constitution.




Qi Gong is an ancient practice of movement for the mind, body, and soul.
As one of the five pillars of Traditional Chinese Medicine, it is safe, gentle, and adaptable for all ages and fitness levels.
Through slow, flowing movements, deep breathing, and meditation, Qi Gong balances energy and supports healing. By harmonizing the body (posture and movement), breath (controlled breathing), and mind/spirit (intention and visualization), it restores b...




Meditation and visualization can help build mental and emotional resilience to face the challenges that life throws in our path.
Instead of operating from fear or stress, it can move us into an abundance mindset, empowering us to thrive amidst uncertainty.







Self-esteem (how you value yourself) manifests as self-confidence (how you trust your abilities) in your daily life.
Negative self-talk and fixating on what you did wrong, or what you could have done better, or second-guessing yourself, feeds your insecurities and, in turn, impacts self-esteem and ultimately confidence.
Knowing when and how to let go, is important for long-term joy and happiness.







Have you ever felt that no matter how determined you are to act differently, you make the same self‑sabotaging decisions over and over again, even though you know better?
Cognitive neuroscience suggests that our subconscious drives about 95% of daily brain activity - decisions, actions, emotions - often determining our reactions up to seven seconds before we are consciously aware of them.
Childhood brainwave states further suggest that the subconscious is “programmed” by age seven, creating an operating system that governs adult life unless consciously reprogrammed.
While it can feel disempowering to know that a “7‑year‑old self” may be running your life, the good news is that quests like “Uncompromised Life”, “The 6 Phase Meditation”, "Everyday Bliss", and even Wildfit and “Superbrain” teach us how to rewrite t...
By using tools like visualization, hypnotherapy, and mindfulness, we can overwrite outdated childhood programming with new beliefs that align with our adult goals.




The brain is arguably the most vital organ in the human body, serving as the central command center for every thought, movement, and emotion.
Much like a physical muscle, its strength and efficiency are not fixed traits; they require consistent stimulation and intentional "flexing" to remain sharp.
Without regular training and the right mental exercises, cognitive abilities can stagnate, but when properly conditioned, the brain’s capacity for focus and memory is virtually limitless.










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