šø This flower makes your mind blossom. In Ayurveda, it is known asĀ Kumkuma Kesariāthe delicate saffron threads praised for centuries for their unique effects on both the mind and body.
Calmness & Restful Sleep
Saffron has long been celebrated for its ability to support a calm and peaceful state of mind. Traditionally, it is used to encourage relaxation and healthy sleep, helping the body find balance after a long day.
Radiant, Glowing Skin
When infused into an oil (called Kumkuma Tailam in Ayurveda) and gently applied to the face, saffron is believed to nourish the skin, support a natural glow, and promote overall skin health. It is one of Ayurvedaās beauty secretsācaring for both body and mind at once.
A Perfect Pair: Saffron & Turmeric
Saffron can also be enjoyed in warm golden milk. Together with turmeric, it creates a soothing evening drink that supports both body and mindāhelping you drift into deep, restful sleep.
Sweetness & Satisfaction
Another traditional use is adding a few strands of saffron to sweets. This not only enhances the flavor but also promotes a sense of joy and satisfactionāhelping us honor balance and know when it is the right time to stop.
⨠Saffron is truly a gift from natureānourishing the skin, calming the mind, and bringing beauty from the inside out.
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Hi Vsidya Jay, I am a 54yr mother & social worker in Australia (half Indian). I am interested in pursuing a certificate or diploma in Ayurvedic studies or part of. Can you recommend anything in particular, potentially that I can study online in Australia from India? Thank you