071: Discover Your Dharma Through Your Dosha with Sahara Rose

Did you know Vatas are meant to be in the creative fields? And Pittas are meant to be managers? And Kaphas are meant to work one-on-one with people?

This episode is all about my FAVORITE topic—how your Ayurvedic DOSHA (mind-body type) is connected to your DHARMA. My Discover Your Dharma- Doshas + Dharma Program is designed to bring out your life purpose in just four weeks.

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In this episode I discuss: -What the Personalities of Each Dosha Are -Each Dosha's Superpower -Finding Yours -How Your Dosha is Related to Your Dharma (Life Purpose)

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Intro + Outro Music: Silent Ganges by Maneesh de Moor

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