In this second episode, Myra and Ericka continue their exploration of the challenges Ayurveda students face on their journey to becoming skilled in Ayurvedic counseling and teaching. Building on the foundations laid in Part I, they delve into:

The grounding power of Sadhana (spiritual practice) in developing intuition and presence with clients.
Embracing uncertainty and fostering a conversational approach in consultations.
The importance of active listening and understanding societal changes.
Why can blending multiple healing modalities hinder a deep understanding of Ayurveda?
Overcoming perfectionism to cultivate sustainable, sattvic learning and practice.

Whether you're an aspiring Ayurvedic professional or simply curious about holistic healing, this episode offers profound insights into the art of balancing ancient wisdom with modern life.

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The Biggest Obstacles for Ayurveda Students | Part 2

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