May Lindstrom started making natural beauty items like mud and honey masks from childhood, out of necessity: her sensitive skin would go into rashes or even blisters from the products her peers were using...
Best-selling author and founder of The Work and “A Mind at Home with Itself”, Byron Katie has created a method...
Ashtanga Yoga expert Kino MacGregor shares her thoughts on spiritual strength Kino MacGregor travels worldwide to share her love of...
Since experiencing the healing powers of food, Lexi Davidson has been on a mission to create unique recipes that transcend dietary labels and help others tackle their own health hurdles. Through Lexi’s Clean Kitchen blog and cookbook, she develops approachable recipes free from common allergens and negative health instigators, while still delivering the taste and gratification people crave. Discover this month what inspires Lexi’s creations, as she speaks to Parvati Magazine about her food-filled travel experiences, and why she transformed her diet and lifestyle to heal her gut.
Seane Corn is on a mission to empower justice and spread awareness of the emerging issues of our time. Inspiring...
Coach, top CrossFit competitor, devoted mother - Elisabeth Akinwale is a force of nature. True to her surname (Yoruba for “The warrior has returned”), Akinwale has championed multiple CrossFit games and weightlifting competitions. She radiates strength and determination. This month we are empowered by her philosophy on obstacles, perseverance, and women’s strength.
It’s not hard to see why stars like Alicia Silverstone and Olivia Wilde have fallen for Josh Rosebrook’s luxuriant, all-natural line of skin and hair treatment.
The Sanskrit word sankalpa refers to making a serious intention or vow, in which you resolve to take a specific...
The mind is the athlete, the body is the tool. The body can do an awful lot more but it’s the mind that is limited. Over time, the difficulty of things doesn’t change that much. What changes is our perception: if we can do it or not. So that is why you work on the mind first - once you get that right, anything is possible.
American cardiologist Dr. John Day had an epiphany at age 44 when he learned about a remote village in rural China known as Longevity Village, famed for its high numbers of centenarians. His research into their lifestyle has culminated in The Longevity Plan, a blueprint for living well and thriving with advancing age.