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  • Basil pumpkin seed pesto

    Shiva_new

    Lifeforce with lively flavor, basil pumpkin seed pesto is a super easy nutritional powerhouse. You will enjoy it in just a few seconds that’s how much time it takes to make and eat it with bread, pasta, or as a spread. Lovely olive oil extends the pesto’s shelf life for a long time. You will realize this basil pesto tastes even better than authentic Pesto Genovese. Instead of using pine nuts, pumpkin seeds give this pesto a totally unique flavor. Using honey, lemon juice, and nutritional yeast gives a tangy parmesan taste. All you need is a strong food processor…

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  • Juice for healthy lungs

    shiva

    Living with a chronic respiratory disease is complicated and having to deal with a crisis takes a toll on your mind and body. Any chronic obstructive pulmonary disease does not appear overnight as one cannot ignore these symptoms caused by improper lifestyle and diet. All unhealthy habits are consequences that…

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  • Homegrown Wheatgrass

    simplysentient

    Homegrown Wheatgrass Juice Here is a step-by-step process to prepare your homegrown wheatgrass and make it into juice. Follow the procedure below for shining, vibrant health. You can buy a wheatgrass squeezing machine or squeeze out the juice manually after blending the wheatgrass with a liquefier. Click on the link…

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  • Tranquilizer Juice

    simplysentient

    In 2011 during my time in Brasil, Brasilia city, a friend and colleague who owns a vegetarian sattvik food restaurant called Terraviva invited me to create and improve the recipes at his restaurant. It was an awesome opportunity to introduce some new exotic Asian recipes to the menu. Creating new…

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  • Kaos’ikii, the Yogic Dance

    gonzalo7373

    Kaoshikii is a dance which was invented in 1978 by Shrii Shrii Anandamurti. It is a psycho-spiritual exercise and benefits the mind by developing stamina and strength of mind. Physically, also, kaoshikii is especially good for women.  The name Kaoshikii comes from the Sanskrit word kosa, meaning “layer of mind”. Kaoshikii develops the subtler…

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