Month: February 2017
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This month has alot of great Ayurvedic wisdom, positive affirmations, numerology, astrology and everything that has to do with intuitive living. 🙂 – Kelly Krishna
Deep Relaxation and Rejuvenation
Solar Eclipse- Ring of Fire- New Moon
We are having a Solar Eclipse in Pisces. While it will only be visible in parts of South America and Africa, as with every eclipse, the astrological importance will still affect the whole planet!
This is an annular eclipse, which is when the Sun is almost completely blocked from the Moon except for the outer edges. The moon is it’s furthest distance from the Earth.
This type of eclipse is referred to as a ‘ring of fire,’ thanks to its unique appearance.
Today 2/26/17 is a day to truly celebrate and honor yourself for the events that have took place in your life, all that you have been through. The Ring of Fire New Moon Solar Eclipse is going to be sending us waves of positive energy that is highly motivating, eye-opening and focused.
To New Moon in Pisces,
Kelly Krishna 🙂
Soulful Sunday
Sunday’s turn into a soulful day when spa day @ home or @ the spa happen, relaxation is important for our well-being.
The simple process of slowing down the breath is a powerful way to start the practice of restoring inner harmony and balancing the doshas in our body, mind and spirit.
Aromatherapy has been shown to promote harmony and to restore strength and balance in every aspect of a person’s well being- in our individual lives.
To well-being,
Kelly Krishna 🙂
Aromatherapy, Ayurveda and a Wizardess
Aroma Therapy is a significant part of the treatment process in Ayurveda. Our sense to scent is a potent wizard, or wizardess and aromas can transport anyone across time and space.
Astonishingly remarkable Essential oils and plant extracts are known to promote harmony and increase vitality to the max. #restore #vitality #aromatherapy #krishna
There are very specific aromas that are known to restore the flow of vital energy within the mind and body.
Ayurveda teaches that nothing has more power to heal and transform the body and the mind. Our sense of smell is directly connected to our mind’s state of being and powerfully impact our mind through the scents that we breathe.
May the long time sun shine upon you, all love surround you, and the pure light, within you, guide your way on.
Snowboarding Sadhana
The adrenaline rush that snowboarding gives me lights a fire inside my soul and I know it will be something I do for many years to come. Just like surfing, snowboarding is a board sport that encompasses an entire lifestyle. I am completely in love with the way it makes me feel so in tune with a movement focused on feeling alive. #snowboarding
Edible Flowers
Nothing says gourmet like a sprinkling of colorful edible flower petals, a tiny bouquet of edible flowers are a fun and a simple way to add color and flavor to all sorts of dishes- especially when you can pick them right from your own garden.
Most edible flowers are best eaten raw. Simply pick and rinse with water. Flowers will taste and look their best right after they have blossomed, rather than after they have been open for a few days.
Not every flower is edible. So stick with flowers that you know you can eat to ensure your safety or check out our edible flowers list below
1. Flower power Rose
Not only delightful to witness they are an edible.
2. Violets
Violets are medicinal. Sweet violets are edible flowers that can be used in a variety of salads, soup, desserts, tea and other medicinal uses.
3. Daisies
The tiny flower buds and petals make great sandwiches, salads, and children love to flower pick daisies and make daisy necklaces.
4. Allium
Every part of these plants are edible flowers. All blossoms from the allium family (leeks, chives, garlic, garlic chives) are edible and flavorful!
5. Angelica
Beautiful color and variety, flowers range from pale lavender-blue to deep rose and have a licorice-like flavor.
6. Anise hyssop
Both flowers and leaves taste like licorice and subtle anise.
7. Arugula
Small Blossoms with a peppery flavor much like the leaves.
8. Bachelor’s button
The petals are edible and are grassy in flavor and taste. Avoid the calyx, it’s bitter.
9. Basil
Blossoms come in a variety of colors, from white to pink to lavender; it tastes like the leaves, but milder.
10. Bee balm
Minty flavor in the red of the flowers.
11. Borage
Blue Blossoms that taste like cucumber!
12. Calendula / marigold
Calendula blossoms are spicy, peppery and tangy. A great flower for eating, and their golden color adds vibrant golden to any dish.
13. Carnations / dianthus
Petal blossoms taste like their perfumed Aroma, and are sweet, once trimmed.
Eat only the petals, remove stamens and pistils before eating. Do not eat roadside flowers or those picked in public parks. Both may have been treated with pesticide and roadside flowers may be polluted by car exhaust.
If you are allergic to anything, introduce edible flowers gradually, as they may exaggerate the allergies.
Water your flowers and communicate with them as the grow. Flowers are highly intuitive and speak with you in a telepathic language.
Flower tip: Ice water can revitalize limp flowers.
We love flowers and plan on sharing our edible flower series of ebooks coming soon to a smart phone, tablet or any other technical device soon.
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Thanks for flying with us!!
Intuitive KS aka Kelly Krishna Dunn 🙂