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What if you could have a happily ever after relationship with your mind and body—All the Time?   No Matter What!

The path to vibrant health and wellness begins by creating a right relationship with your mind, your body and your spirit. Vaishali, who has healed herself from terminal illness twice without western medicine, prescription  drugs or surgeries, shares natural health tips and practices that will improve you health and your mindset in ways that are practical and easy to implement and are relevant to anyone with a human body. Participants, viewers and listeners will leave with a totally new outlook toward your health and your life. www.purplev.com/mediakit

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What if you could have a happily ever after relationship with your mind—All the Time?   No Matter What!

Vaishali Teleseminar. Thursday, November 12th 8PM EST/ 5PM PST

FREE To the first 50 enrollees. To enroll:
http://www.themeditationmind.com/vaishali-teleseminars.html
Vaishali will teach you How To Make Your Mind Your Best Friend

The path to vibrant health and wellness begins by creating a right relationship with your mind, your body and your spirit. Vaishali, who has healed herself from terminal illness twice without western medicine, prescription  drugs or surgeries, shares natural health tips and practices that will improve you health and your mindset in ways that are practical and easy to implement and are relevant to anyone with a human body. Participants, viewers and listeners will leave with a totally new outlook toward your health and your life. www.purplev.com/mediakit

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THE H WORD:There Is Nothing More Sensuous Then Happiness

By Vaishāli, the author of “You Are What You Love”

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When we’re not happy, do you believe it’s because we “think” we know what happiness is? The short answer from Vedic psychology

Happiness. It is the No. 1 thing we all want. The constitution of the United States institutionalizes our protected right to pursue it. But what exactly is it? Someone once told me they’d found happiness. I honestly didn’t know it was ever lost.

Is happiness attainable by discovery? Is it at a geographic location?  Maybe it’s a state.Yes, people often dream of living in a state of happiness. But no one seems to permanently reside there. Sounds a lot like Florida, but I know it is not one of the 50. So maybe it’s more like Guam or Puerto Rico. I sure hope it’s got a tropical climate, complete with frou-frou drinks adorned with cute colorful little umbrellas. Oh, and no income tax. (more…)

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NewvIn a world of chaos and uncertainty, Vaishali is in a class of her own. Moreover, she is the cutting edge voice of outrageous wisdom and eclectic spirituality. She wears a variety of hats (all of them purple) within the most current realm of erudite now age leaders. Vaishali is not only a superb writer who has authored three masterful yet, enchanting books: You Are What You Love, You Are What You Love Playbook, and Wisdom Rising, but she is also the verbally agile radio host of her own show, “You Are What You Love” with Vaishali. In her spare time she makes public presentations, across the country, helping her audiences to trade in their limiting beliefs in exchange for more passionate and conscious ways of living, loving and laughing. In the interview that follows, the Vivacious Ms. V is more than mesmerizing. Enjoy!

Kathryn: Vaishali is such a beautiful and unusual name. Please tell me the story behind it.

I studied Indian Ayurveda with Dr. V. Lad, and according to this ancient system of self-healing, there is great value in changing your name at least once if not more frequently in one’s lifetime. The idea is that each person holds a plethora of unresolved trauma in relation to their name. Think of all the times someone called your name and said, “Why are you so stupid?!” Reflect back on all the occasions when you were sitting in class, and you thought to yourself, “Please, don’t call on me, I don’t know the answer…” and the teacher called out your name. Or whenever a bully called out your name just before they inflected physical/emotional/social pain upon your life.

Changing your name allows you to grow beyond these limiting, self-defining moments. It gives you permission to expand your sense of self-identification. It nurtures a new beginning. (more…)

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