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NEW MAGS - BE WELL

 

Together with gestalten, Kari Molvar, an American beauty editor and regular contributor to T: The New York Times Style Magazine, created Be Well, an exploration of the aims of twenty-first-century wellbeing. The book explores the current culture and architecture, portraying the protagonists and their ideas, as well as treatments. Be Well spans from historic insights that link ancient practices with contemporary innovations to a current look into the momentum behind wellness’ increasing presence in the hospitality, travel, beauty, and fashion industries. Profiles of thoughtful influencers guiding the wellness conversation today are compiled into chapters by topic, such as “Taking Beauty Back to its Roots”, “Mind and Body Balance”, and “Food for Thought”. Extraordinary destinations for yoga, meditation, Eastern philosophy, and more, are included throughout the chapters as well.

”Beyond the sensorial adventure, millennia-old rituals preserve techniques that have worked for centuries to ground the mind and body—whether you reach for Ayurvedic spices to align your dosha or activate your qi with a Chinese gua-sha facial.” – Kari Molvar in Be Well

Going to a spa is not merely pampering—it is healing. To be sure, having your muscles kneaded and your skin bathed in herbaceous oils feels quite nice, but there is something deeper and more alchemic happening in your cells. The roots of spa culture go back centuries, to the ancient Greeks and Romans who realized the therapeutic benefits of soaking in water, slathering on mud, and flexing their quadriceps on a daily basis. Such vintage wellness practices served a practical and metaphysical purpose: to restore the body and make one feel alive. Today, this same type of healing could not be more relevant for our times.



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