Colors to keep you cool~

Colors to keep you cool~

Cooling colors for summer…

Summer is the season of fire, and there is an increased tendency for arguments, yelling, and getting angry. It is better not to discuss any serious topics during the hot hours of the day, or during very hot days. If you need to make important decisions, do it in the morning or evening when it’s cool.

Dress in cotton (or silk) clothes, and as much as possible avoid colors like red, orange, yellow, and black. Gentle and mild colors help one to stay cool, especially blue, white, green, and purple. After dressing, you can do your worship or meditation practice if it is part of your routine.

Ayurveda Wellness Healing, LLC go to summer color is white…what’s your go to summer color to keep your cool?

“Blockage is disease/Flow is health”

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Free class to first time customers!

Phia is extending our Free First Class offer into July! Want to try out one of our classes and see what the buzz is about? This is a great opportunity to experience one of our fun fitness classes with NO obligation. All of our classes are for all levels of fitness and our instructors offer different intensity and difficulty levels during each class. We offer strengthening classes, integrated flexibility training, Zumba, yoga, ballet fitness and guided mediation. Our classes are tailored to the specific strength and weight loss issues that women face and we will work with you to achieve your fitness and wellness goals. If you like your first class you can drop into another class for just $10 or sign up for a class punch card and receive an additional free class.

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Photo credit: Kara Caso Photography

So what are you waiting for? Drop in for any of our classes and find your happy place at Phia Women’s Center! We’re located right downtown at 242 Main St. two doors down from Stone’s Pub.

WWW.PHIAWOMENSCENTER.COM

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Leafy Greens ~

Leafy Greens ~

It is leafy green season so lets take a look through the lens of Ayurveda the best way to prepare for our digestion…

The preferred Ayurvedic method for cooking vegetables is to sauté them in ghee or steam in a little water. Adding salt at the beginning reduces the cooking time. Excess raw vegetables are not advised as they are heavy and hard to digest! Raw food is better in Summer, or at lunch time when digestion is strongest.

Ayurveda Wellness Healing, LLC loves dark green leafy vegetables cooked using the following method:

Toast 2 tbsp. sesame seeds until slightly golden.
Stir fry 4 cups chopped green leafy vegetables with 2 chopped garlic cloves
1 tsp.chopped ginger.
Sprinkle with toasted sesame seeds and salt if desired.
Serve and enjoy!

“Blockage is disease/Flow is health”

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Summer Kick-off Sale at Saltwater Massage Studio

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Stop by and see our newly expanded studio!  We are open 7 days a week, with drop in hours daily 10 – 6 (and until 4 on the weekends).  Late and early appointments available.

Our team of highly skilled massage therapists are dedicated to providing the highest quality therapeutic massage available.  Whether you are seeking relief from pain or simply to destress, just stepping inside the studio will start you in the right direction!

For more info, pictures of the studio, rates, and our story, check out our website:  saltwatermassage.com

To take advantage of our summer sale while it lasts, click here!

65 Pleasant Street, Gloucester, MA 01930

(978)390-7600

High Noon ~

High Noon ~

We are what we digest, not what we eat.

Do you eat your biggest meal of the day at lunch between 12 noon and 2:00pm? No?

Through the lens of Ayurveda our digestive fire is the strongest and is working at it’s maximum potency. As the sun begins to go down so does our agni (digestive fire)

So start today by eating lunch between 12 noon and 2:00pm and making it the biggest meal of the day.

Let Ayurveda Wellness Healing, LLC know in a week how just this one small change made a huge difference in your body and mind.

“Blockage is disease/Flow is health”

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FREE Yoga+Barre Classes SATURDAY, July 1!

free classes july 1Join us on Saturday, July 1 for a day of FREE classes as we celebrate our one year anniversary on Pond Road. In addition to our regular class schedule, our talented team of teachers will be co-hosting a Karma Class: Commotion for the Ocean, a donation based yoga workshop to raise money to keep Gloucester’s scenic harbor clean.

Want to help contirnube to our harbor clean up but can’t make the fundraising event that evening? We will be collecting donations as well as having raffle items which you can bid on throughout the day to raise money for this cause.

SCHEDULE:

7:30-8:45 Vinyasa Flow with Chrissy- FREE
8:00-9:00 BARRE with Stephanie- FREE
9:00-10:30 Vinyasa Flow with Jaime-FREE
11:00-noon Beginner Basics with Amy-FREE
6:00-7:30 Karma Class: Commotion for the Ocean with Treetop’s Teachers-$10 minimum donation suggested

http://www.treetopyoga.com

Yoga on the Harbor is Back!

Yoga on the Harbor is Back!

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Sunday Mornings 8-9

at the newly rebuilt Webster Pier at

Maritime Gloucester

23 Harbor Loop, Gloucester

Classes are open to all levels and you can register in advance online through MINDBODY or come and pay with cash or check.

Class is just $10 and only $5 for members of Maritime Gloucester. Bring your own mat and water. Class will be canceled in the event of foul weather. Notification will be posted on the Cape Ann Power Yoga facebook page or you can call Dave at 6178216734 the morning of if the weather seems questionable.

After a really fun 2016 season we’re thrilled to be back partnering with Maritime Gloucester for Yoga on the Harbor. Come and practice in the quiet morning magic of America’s Oldest Seaport, and help support the mission of a phenomenal institution.

Inspire Discovery ♦ Embrace History ♦ Explore Science ♦ Embrace Stewardship

Please direct any questions at capeannpoweryoga@gmail.com

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Beginners run Program With Magnolia 5K as Goal

Perennial top finisher of the Magnolia Road Race, Jenn Brooks writes:
I’m working with the MAC and Manchester Parks and Rec to put on a beginners running program with the Magnolia 5k as our goal. We are meeting at Masconomo park Wednesday mornings 6-7 starting this Wednesday. The cost is $25 for the summer and people can sign up the first morning they come. (It’s okay to miss the first week). Hope you and yours are well!
I hope you can post this on GMG as we are gearing up for another great race on Saturday, August 26.  Discounted registration is available at www.magnolialibrary.org until July 1.
Cheese and Food Combining ~

Cheese and Food Combining ~

Cheese and Food Combining…

Our digestive system was not designed to handle non-stop large, heavy, complex meals. The western eating habits place continual stress on the digestive system with inadequate “down-time” for the system to recuperate. When we over eat, eat too heavy or snack in-between meals we overwork the system causeing log-jams downstream resulting in undigested food that putrefies and ferments, leading to gas, bloating and potential accumulation of “ama” (toxins) from food and unprocessed emotions.

Though the lens of Ayurveda – food combining plays a big part in our digestion.

Cheese, which is cold, heavy and mucus forming, is best eaten alone or with vegetables. Many of the western serving methods (i.e., cheese and crackers; cheese and apples; macaroni and cheese, cheese with sandwiches, cheese pizza, etc.) are very difficult to digest.

Ayurveda Wellness Healing, LLC loves cheese sprinkled with a bit of black pepper.

“Blockage is disease/Flow is health”

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