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Rooted in the Seasons
Rooted in the Seasons is a weekly podcast for anyone wanting to feel more balanced, calm, and connected, without overhauling their life.
Hosted by Katja Patel, yoga teacher, Ayurvedic guide, and mum, each episode offers simple ways to support your wellbeing through the seasons. You’ll hear practical tips from Ayurveda, real-life reflections, and small seasonal shifts that make a big difference.
If you’re juggling work, family, and the feeling that life moves too fast, this podcast will help you find steadiness in the middle of it all — with a little more rhythm, ease, and nourishment.
Rooted in the Seasons
Struggling to Switch Off? These 5 Ayurvedic Tips Might Help
Why is it so hard to relax — even when the day is over? You’ve ticked off your to-do list, the house is quiet, and yet your mind is still racing. In this episode, we explore why relaxing isn’t just about willpower or mindset — it’s a physiological shift. You’ll learn how your nervous system responds to stress and why your body might still be stuck in “go mode” long after the external busyness has ended.
We’ll then look at five key Ayurvedic insights that can help you unwind — including the role of the gunas (the qualities of the mind), the stress response of each dosha, the power of daily routine (Dinacharya), and how food and evening rituals can support your body in softening and settling. Each shift is gentle, realistic, and designed to meet you where you are — no overhaul required.
Whether you’re feeling wired at bedtime or just craving a calmer pace, this episode will offer a grounded, compassionate path forward. Tune in for practical tools, reflective questions, and soothing perspective from the wisdom of Ayurveda.
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🎙️ Rooted in the Seasons is created by Katja Patel at Zest for Yoga & Ayurveda.
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