Ep 33 | Dilek Koksal on: transcending ancestral karma, opening the channel of creativity, invoking the Divine Feminine to free the healing power within, living a sattvic Ayurvedic lifestyle

Join me as I interview Dilek Koksal.  Raised in Turkey, Dilek has been a student of Ayurveda since 2015 and is currently a teaching assistant at Maharishi University where she is also a student in the Master’s program in Ayurveda.  Dilek works in software and has degrees in computer science, finance, and computing.  She formerly founded a dance company in San Diego, teaching Middle Eastern dance.  She turned to yoga to help heal injuries from dance as well as extend the life of her dance career.  She is currently enrolled in an advanced program in Ayurvedic herbology, essentially plant medicine, with Arya Ayruveda, India.  Dilek shares: How her family's health conditions impacted her experience of Ayurveda.  How Ayurveda and the Transcendental Meditation (TM) technique can help us grieve the loss of close family members.  How ancestral karma brought her to her life's purpose, her dharma:  to bring health and healing through Ayurvedic herbology.How we can transcend our karma through the regular practice of meditation.  The importance of her Ayurvedic teachers and mentors to her journey.  How others can more quickly discover their dharma and what it takes to manifest your dreams.  How her teachers have opened her to the creative flow of the Universe while teaching her how discipline, action, and hard work are necessary ingredients for accomplishment.   The significance of her website www.warriorgoddessayurveda.com - invoking the strength, power and courage of the divine feminine.  How it is essential for the Ayurvedic Practitioner to live a life of balance in order for the channel of healing to remain open.  And a few rapid-fire questions to conclude:Your greatest teacher of Ayurveda?  Your favorite book on Ayurveda?  What you wished for in your life that you are grateful did not occur?   The first thing you do when you get out of bed in the morning?  Healthy habits are easy to start, but difficult to maintain and Ayurveda is all about healthy habits.  How do you maintain healthy habits in your life? Find Dilek:www.warriorgoddessayruveda.comfacebook:  @warriorgoddessfarmInstagram:  @[email protected] would love it if you would follow, rate, or write a review for my podcast.  What you think matters and I appreciate all feedback!Get in touch with topic ideas relating to my podcast's categories:The meaning of health and well-being, personal and collective consciousness, and maximizing full human potential.  My email:  [email protected] sincere gratitude, Noreen