Human biology does not exist in isolation from planetary weather cycles; when seasons transition, the cosmic balance of heat, humidity, wind, and dryness shifts the Tridoshas inside our tissues. In classical Ayurveda, the science of seasonal living is known as Ritucharya. Divided across the solar calendar into two overarching cosmic movements—Adana Kala (the Northern Solstice / Debilitating Solar Absorption) and Visarga Kala (the Southern Solstice / Rejuvenating Lunar Release)—Ayurveda maps six distinct seasons (Ritus): Shishira (Late Winter), Vasanta (Spring), Grishma (Summer), Varsha (Monsoon), Sharad (Autumn), and Hemanta (Early Winter). Adapting diet, sleep, and physical activity across these seasonal junctions prevents seasonal allergies, viral relapses, and sluggishness. The Kriyasya Seasonal Living Studio provides real-time seasonal guidance.
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