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Elizabeth Reumont
Oct 13, 20121 min read
…and speaking of treats…
I made these KNEE SLAPPIN’ GOOD BLUEBERRY MUFFINS tonight with a few minor adjustments (namely, more chia seeds, rice flour replacing...
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Elizabeth Reumont
Oct 12, 20122 min read
October Revisiting Old Haunts 12/10/12
Sometimes a treat is actually a trick. Look at Snow White, salivating at the thought of sinking her teeth into that sweet, crisp,...
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Elizabeth Reumont
Oct 4, 20121 min read
October: the month for revisiting old haunts
Sometimes a long time can go by without seeing old friends and family. We can even design our lives in this way, to avoid or forget...
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Elizabeth Reumont
Sep 13, 20123 min read
Listen to Your Gut – Some Superheroes for Maintaining Digestive Health
A life defining moment came for me at three years old when I was diagnosed with an Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). As a result, I’ve...
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Elizabeth Reumont
Aug 15, 20124 min read
Being Decisive
Even though as humans we tend to pride ourselves for being in control, autonomous and blessed with the freedom of choice, in truth we are...
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Elizabeth Reumont
Aug 11, 20124 min read
The more things change, the more they stay the same
With the myriad of changes that happen each moment in our bodies and the world we live in, it can be reassuring at times that there are...
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Elizabeth Reumont
Jul 5, 20123 min read
Sitting in our skin, Standing in the World, Taking Flight
I’ve just returned from a family reunion which fell a few days after my fortieth birthday, giving me the opportunity to be home for my...
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Elizabeth Reumont
Jun 7, 20122 min read
A Chocolate Interlude
Just what a chocolate lover could ever want in her inbox- a coveted recipe from friend/naturopath/food-inspired-goddess with the heading...
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Elizabeth Reumont
Apr 17, 20121 min read
When do you practice?
Over the years, I’ve found my practice time shifting dramatically. Before I was a mum, I liked to practice first thing in the morning....
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Elizabeth Reumont
Apr 11, 20124 min read
When Joining Separates
At one point or another, we have all joined a bank, a company, a political party or a book club. Lets face it, subscribing to an...
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Elizabeth Reumont
Apr 4, 20124 min read
Say Om While Dying (or Die to OM)
om ity ekaksharam Brahma / vyaharan mam anusmaran yah prayati tyajan deham / sa yati paramam gatim (BG VIII.13) If one can remember...
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Elizabeth Reumont
Feb 18, 20121 min read
20 Instructions for Life by The Dalai Lama
1.Take into account that great love and great achievements involve great risk. 2. When you lose, don’t lose the lesson. 3. Follow the...
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Elizabeth Reumont
Feb 17, 20124 min read
‘Gut Feeling’ is Second Brain at Work
By Sandra Blakeslee The New York Times Ever wonder why people get “butterflies” in the stomach before going on stage? Or why an impending...
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Elizabeth Reumont
Feb 12, 20123 min read
Present and Embodied
Daily life in a big city can sometimes feel somewhere between a race, a juggling act and balancing on a high wire. The cacophony of...
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Elizabeth Reumont
Jan 26, 20121 min read
Teaching Yoga and Meditation to Doctors
On Wednesday afternoon I found myself at St. Mary’s hospital in the presence of 35 GPs teaching them a class on yoga, meditation and...
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Elizabeth Reumont
Dec 30, 20112 min read
From Delusion to Resolution, Intention Setting 2012
My guess is that resolutions slip to the back of mind for most of us because we spend the majority of our time living ‘unconsciously’;...
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Elizabeth Reumont
Dec 24, 20113 min read
Gratitude and the gunas
According to the ancient yoga philosophy, all of creation can be boiled down to consciousness and the life force. In the same way that...
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Elizabeth Reumont
Dec 16, 20113 min read
This holiday, reflect and let it go
A daily meditation practice helps to prevent the yo-yo-ing of projecting into the future about resolutions, plans and fantasies about...
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Elizabeth Reumont
Dec 12, 20112 min read
Top ten gifts for the yogi (who needs no thing)
10. Mala beads from etsy.com A shop within a shop, etsy makes it easy to find boutique, handmade items that are right for you. For mala...
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Elizabeth Reumont
Nov 21, 20113 min read
The Origins of the Chakra System Part 2: Hatha Yoga and the Nadis
Hatha yoga comes from the words Ha, meaning sun, and Tha, meaning moon, and concerns two important and vital aspects of the physical body...
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