The Kapha Mind

Hello, earth mama.

Are you nurturing, laid-back, and dependable?

Do you love to chill and lounge all day, but sometimes have trouble motivating yourself to get up a go?

Would friends describe you as sentimental or nostalgic? Happy tears...sad tears...all the tears!

If so, you might have a Kapha mind.

The earth element makes Kaphas stable and steady. I like to call them the "earth mamas' of all the doshas: trusty and loving, with compassionate, open hearts.

 

in balance kapha is:

  • Patient and accepting

  • Loving and open-hearted

  • Nurturing and a natural caretaker

  • Dependable and un-impulsive

  • Steady and down-to-earth

 

Out of Balance, Kapha becomes:

  • Stubborn

  • Unmotivated

  • Have depressive tendencies

  • Be slow to learn, resistant to change

  • Have a foggy mind

  • Nostalgic or “stuck in the past”

  • Prone to over-attachment, greed, or hoarding

 

life events and behaviors that can throw Kapha out of balance include:

  • Sedentary lifestyle and lack of exercise

  • Too much sleep, or sleeping late into the morning

  • Cold, damp weather

  • Eating dairy, sweets, or highly processed foods 

  • Excess alcohol or other sedatives

  • Being uninspired, getting “stuck in a rut” at work or in a relationship

 

natural strategies to feel your light-and-bright kapha self again include:

  • Meditations, mantras, and herbs to increase energy and re-inspire productive action!

  • Daily self-care and the best Kapha-balancing essential oils like eucalyptus, peppermint, and lemongrass.

 

Living in alignment with your dosha is like unlocking your unique health code.

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Christina Paul

Brand Therapist & Web Designer for Coaches & Therapists

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