SATTVA – the Ayurvedic way to live consciously

SATTVA – the Ayurvedic way to live consciously

Talk

Emine Rushton

Monday, June 24, 2019 - 19:00 to 20:30

Body

Life

Personal Growth

Wellbeing

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Eminé Kali Rushton is the Wellbeing Director-at-Large at Psychologies magazine

Description:

Ayurveda knows that the farther we remove ourselves from nature – both the natural world around us, and of the natural rhythms, cycles and needs of our own bodies – the less well we become. Sattva, which means 'consciousness' in Sanskrit, is the essence of a simple, good, peaceful life, lived well. Sattva equates to peace, positivity, unity, harmony, clarity and gentleness.

Sattva provides us with a route back to a spirit-led existence, and choices rooted in the heart over the mind. Sattva is a natural primal energy – it abounds all around us, in the sun and moon, in the sea and sky – but often, we are too busy, depleted or imbalanced to enjoy or absorb it.

In this talk, Eminé Kali Rushton will discuss ten simple ways in which we can step off the hamster wheel of modern life, and root ourselves ever more consciously in nature & Sattva – from the food that we eat to the hobbies we choose.

About the speaker, Emine Rushton

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Eminé Kali Rushton is the Wellbeing Director-at-Large at Psychologies magazine, a wellbeing author and a leading conscious living journalist (www.instagram.com/thisconsciousbeing). She lives in a 200-year old cottage in Kent with her two children and her husband Paul, co-author of SATTVA: The Ayurvedic Way to Live Well, which is to be published by Hay House in June 2019. She is also creator of the Balance Plan, on online platform for conscious living and Ayurveda (www.balanceplan.co.uk).

Timetable:

18:30

Doors open

19:00

Talk commences

20:30

Book signing

Venue:

St James's Church

197 Piccadilly

London

W1J 9LL

United Kingdom

External links:

Emine Rushton's website

SATTVA – the Ayurvedic way to live consciously

SATTVA – the Ayurvedic way to live consciously

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