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Indian Vegetables

Holistic Cooking Indian Vegetables 

Health Benefits of Cabbage ‘Patta Gobhi’

Aashish Nanda

Wild Cabbage ‘Patta Gobhi’, as known in India, is said to be native of coastal southern and western Europe. Patta

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Holistic Cooking Indian Vegetables 

Health Benefits of Colocasia Roots ‘Arbi’

Aashish Nanda

Finding its roots in Asian regions of Malaysia and India, Colocasia Roots, also known as ‘Taro root’ or ‘Arbi’ in

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Holistic Cooking Indian Vegetables 

Health Benefits of Shallots ‘Chote pyaz’

Aashish Nanda

Native of Central or Southwest Asia, the powerful flavonoid antioxidants in shallots ‘Chote pyaz’ contribute to most of the health

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Holistic Cooking Indian Vegetables 

Health Benefits of Yam ‘Jimikand’

Aashish Nanda

Packed with dietary fiber and heath restorative vitamins, native of Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean, yams ‘Suran’ Jimikand offer some

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Holistic Cooking Indian Vegetables 

Health Benefits of Turnip ‘Shalgam’

Aashish Nanda

Finding its origin in middle and eastern asia, turnip commonly known as ‘Shalgam’ in Hindi are cruciferous root vegetables. Eaten

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Holistic Cooking Indian Vegetables 

Health Benefits of Radish ‘Mooli’

Aashish Nanda

Rich in antioxidants and minerals like calcium and potassium and low in calories, radish ‘mooli’ offer immense potential health benefits.

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Holistic Cooking Indian Vegetables 

Health Benefits of Sweet potatoes ‘Shakarkand’

Aashish Nanda

Sweet potatoes ‘shakarkand’, finds its origin in Meghalaya region of North East, and not in Central America, as originally thought.

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Holistic Cooking Indian Vegetables 

Health Benefits of Potatoes ‘Aloo’

Aashish Nanda

Said to find its origin in South Americas, Potato ‘Aalu’ or ‘Aloo’ as it is known in Hindi, was brought

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Holistic Cooking Indian Vegetables 

Health Benefits of Onions ‘Pyaz’

Aashish Nanda

Onions ‘Pyaz’ have layers of research based health benefits and are packed with nutrients, vitamins, antioxidants, and minerals. Onion also

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Holistic Cooking Indian Vegetables Kitchen Healing Herbs 

Health Benefits of Garlic ‘Lahsun’

Aashish Nanda

Garlic ‘lahsun’ herb, part of the onion family, is known as Allium sativum, besides being used for its amazing health

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Please don’t abuse Kapalbhati for weight loss or getting flat stomach. Kapalbhati ‘breathing exercises’ ramps up the breathing process making us conscious that we need to keep the diaphragm - The Breathing muscle, active… 24X7.

Weight gain and the resultant weight loss is a lifestyle issue and a 24*7 correct breathing is a way of controlling it.

A person with normal breathing pattern takes about 2 hours to digest a regular meal whereas a compromised breather takes more than double the time to process the same food. 

“Breathing incorrectly reduces CO2 (a muscle dilator) in the arterial blood, resulting in loss of tone of the intestines, which in turn produces extreme intestinal congestion leading to life threatening ailments including obesity.

We Breathe out FAT…

According to a research done by the University of New South Wales, for every kilo of fat processed by the body, around 80% is exhaled out from the lungs, in the form of Carbon dioxide. 

Simply Breathe Correctly, do not use Kapalbhati as an exercise plan for weight loss or getting a flat stomach. 

Healthy and fit body. Namaste…
Kapalbhati is not a program for weight loss or flat stomach
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Emotional Abuse… What is it?

Emotional abuse is a sensitive topic and needs a whole lot of further research and discussion, especially countries like India. 

This article is basic and indicative. Please consult a concerned professional, if you need help.

About the Video:
0:00 - 2:10 :: What is Emotional Abuse?
2:11 - 2:54 :: Who is an Emotional Abuser?
2:55 - 3:38 :: How does this Emotional Abuse Start?
3:39 - 4:24 :: Why do people stay in an Abusive Relationship?
4:25 - 5:11 :: How does one come out of Abusive Relationship?
5:12 - 5:38 :: Be Mindful. Seek Help.

 I have seen a lot of people looking surprised and saying BUT there was no physical abuse in this. 

Society, at times, makes us believe that abuse is only physical, whereas the truth is far from it…

A data suggests that around 50% of adults and 11% of youngsters do go through an emotionally abusive relationship, at least once in their lifetime. I sense the percentage is only increasing…

Emotional abuse is a pattern of behaviour in which the abuser insults, humiliates and generally instills fear in an individual in order to control them. 

Unfortunately, the one who is going through the abuse, either fails to see the patterns OR they realise it when they see their inherent personally shift. Unfortunately, a big percentage become partner pleaser… 

Emotional Abuser is Gender Neutral… Just that women have a better sense of seeking help. Men, as I have seen, tend to bottle it up… focussing more of the tangibles like work, money etc.

Please note… An isolated occurrence should not be termed as an emotional abuse. Maybe, it is just a fight or release of pent up emotions. 

Who is an emotional abuser?

By the time we realise who an abuser is, the damage has already started. All I can say is that, there is not a strong defined description of an abuser. Anyone can be an abuser. 

A few patterns that may show are… Sense of being possessive, hypersensitive, have a strong need for control, which motivates them to wield power in the relationship. 

I have also seen they tend to be an antisocial or, a few of them are awkward in a group dynamic. Their thoughts are rooted in a set pattern, they do not want to explore and expand their horizon.

Please consult professional, your peer group in case you find yourself in an abusive relationship.
Emotional Abuse: What is Emotional Abuse? An Introduction...
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"BE POSITIVE"... This Realistic Positive affirmation can turn Toxic... If not handled right.

I read and hear too much of this BE POSITIVE talk all around me. You know the other person OR self, is grieving. They just need time or your support. 

BE POSITIVE can force the griever into a sense of guilt that feeling this way is a sign of lack of strength.

My request to all… Please do not get sucked into a sense of false forced optimism… this positivity disposition that everything is PERFECT. 

Remember… More than 65% of our thoughts have a negative construct. It is an evolutionary process. LIVE with it…

Forced positivity during sustained periods of grief is counterproductive and harmful. This toxic positivity guilts us to deny the dark emotions that are a reality of life. 

Forced positivity can create a split personality…

Realistic Optimism on the other hand… is a process that helps carve a framing… that there is still hope and meaning to be found in life while acknowledging pain, guilt, sadness and/or death. 

Realistic Optimism is a reminder that one just needs to work towards making things happen when the mind and time is right. It leaves space open for failure… It is realistic…

"BE POSITIVE" ... JUST don't overdo it.
"BE POSITIVE"... Realistic Positive affirmation becomes Toxic Positivity, when not handled correctly
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Nidhi, Aashish and the Team Moksha Mantra are not spiritual gurus. We are not healers. We are not LIFE Coaches and we are definitely not wellness transformers.

After trying to define ourselves with various labels, we realised we just try to share our understanding of Life, Wellness and Self Healing, how we feel, it is intended to be…

Please bear with us if we contradict ourselves. We are ever evolving and so is our understanding of things.

We advise you not to use this information to diagnose, treat, prevent or cure any disease or condition without understanding the processes and also without consulting a related guide.

We also want to clarify… We are not creative writers and English is not our naturalised language, so please feel free to help us re-write any article, do the spell check or correct grammar, wherever required.

Moksha Mantra is our expression of what we feel about LIFE issues and we do not want to dilute the same. Keeping the same in mind, we do not accept any guest posts of any types.

Besides the web initiative, Moksha Mantra conducts pan India workshops, sessions, and lectures on Life, Wellness & Self Healing. Some of the topics we like to cover are mind detoxification, yoga and pranayama/ proper breathing, executive burnout, spiritual wellness and traditional Indian cooking. Moreover, due to the changing online viewing habits, we have also initiated a video-based channel. 

At mokshamantra.com our focus is to decipher the mysteries of Life, Wellness and Self Healing processes, based on our present day understanding. The website/the video platform is a place where the mystical side of wisdom meets OUR beliefs, understanding and perception of day-to-day life, wellness and self healing.

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