An intensely flavoured curry with the recipe to make your own Sri Lankan curry powder. The curry has a twist with the addition of preserved lemons. If you don’t have preserved lemons you can substitute with a whole lemon sliced thinly and salted with half a teaspoon of sea salt. If you are short on […]
My summer programme has well and truly kicked in! My diary is packed with yoga retreats, festivals, classes, workshops and writing. I’m in the process of writing an e-course which I will start filming in a couple of week’s time. It’s a really exciting development and I can’t wait to get this course up online. […]
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This recipe is not only delicious and decadent but it’s also good for you and super simple! It only takes five minutes to prepare and you only need five ingredients! Ingredients (use organic ingredients where possible) 1 cup coconut oil 1 cup almond butter (you can also use unsalted crunchy peanut butter) 2 cups raw […]
A tasty twist for cooking chickpeas. Using ras el hanout, a north-African mix, to spice up the recipe. An alternative way of cooking halloumi and vegans can substitute the halloumi for a block of firm tofu and skip the honey. Serve the dish with a drizzle of honey and flatbreads. Serves 4 Prep: 20 mins […]
The reasons people choose to go on a yoga retreat are many but here are some of the popular reasons: Deepen your practice “And you? When will you begin that long journey into yourself?” ~ Rumi Developing your practice can be challenging especially when you have a busy life and schedule. Being on retreat gives […]
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Here’s the latest recipe which I made for last Saturday’s Yoga Nidra workshop. A really tasty, healthy snack and as it is raw chocolate they are fairly rich so you do not need too many to enjoy the taste! We all know how powerful chocolate can be particularly from our intuitive emotional response to it. […]
My yoga students raised some very good questions at class last night regarding breathing. Why do we get into bad habits? When do we go from breathing properly to taking on these bad habits? What is the proper way to breath? How should it feel in the body? As I prepared to write this post […]
Sri Lankan Potato, Coconut and Chard Curry
An intensely flavoured curry with the recipe to make your own Sri Lankan curry powder. The curry has a twist with the addition of preserved lemons. If you don’t have preserved lemons you can substitute with a whole lemon sliced thinly and salted with half a teaspoon of sea salt. If you are short on […]
Spiritual Ecology – The CRY of the EARTH
My summer programme has well and truly kicked in! My diary is packed with yoga retreats, festivals, classes, workshops and writing. I’m in the process of writing an e-course which I will start filming in a couple of week’s time. It’s a really exciting development and I can’t wait to get this course up online. […]
Raw Chocolate & Almond Butter Fudge (in under 5 mins!)
This recipe is not only delicious and decadent but it’s also good for you and super simple! It only takes five minutes to prepare and you only need five ingredients! Ingredients (use organic ingredients where possible) 1 cup coconut oil 1 cup almond butter (you can also use unsalted crunchy peanut butter) 2 cups raw […]
Ras el Hanout Roast Chickpeas with Halloumi
A tasty twist for cooking chickpeas. Using ras el hanout, a north-African mix, to spice up the recipe. An alternative way of cooking halloumi and vegans can substitute the halloumi for a block of firm tofu and skip the honey. Serve the dish with a drizzle of honey and flatbreads. Serves 4 Prep: 20 mins […]
Why go on a yoga retreat? Why not?
The reasons people choose to go on a yoga retreat are many but here are some of the popular reasons: Deepen your practice “And you? When will you begin that long journey into yourself?” ~ Rumi Developing your practice can be challenging especially when you have a busy life and schedule. Being on retreat gives […]
Raw Chocolate and Cashew Bliss Balls
Here’s the latest recipe which I made for last Saturday’s Yoga Nidra workshop. A really tasty, healthy snack and as it is raw chocolate they are fairly rich so you do not need too many to enjoy the taste! We all know how powerful chocolate can be particularly from our intuitive emotional response to it. […]
Importance of Breathing
My yoga students raised some very good questions at class last night regarding breathing. Why do we get into bad habits? When do we go from breathing properly to taking on these bad habits? What is the proper way to breath? How should it feel in the body? As I prepared to write this post […]