IN CONVERSATION: 11 QUESTIONS WITH AMRIT - Sun Potion

IN CONVERSATION: 11 QUESTIONS WITH AMRIT

Sun Potion: What does your morning routine look like?

Amrit: I generally wake up, put on some meditation music, oil pull and get ready. I go into my kitchen and begin making my adaptogenic latte filled with good fats and herbs to support my body. I head to my alter, grab my journal and meditate followed by gratitude and future self journaling. I enjoy a slow morning where I am not rushed before I start my day.

Favorite meal to cook at home?

I love being given a bunch of ingredients and just getting creative. Whenever I travel, I take cooking classes so I am inspired to play with different flavors and spices.

Most recent book you’ve read (or listened to)?

When Things Fall Apart by Pema Chödrön.

Amrit-Sadhana Khalsa preparing an adaptogenic morning latte in her kitchen

When you get a moment to yourself, how do you honor your mind and body? ...Are there any practices that support you in moments of stress?

Dancing, yoga or a walk outdoors. Moving my body in a way that feels good to me has been one of the most restorative experiences. I also basically live in the bathtub. I feel at home there and my whole body relaxes. Breathwork has changed my relationship to my body. I find that we are most present when we are in our bodies, and breathwork brings me right back in.

Hand-strung mala beads resting on a woven textile

An artist you're inspired by from the past/present/future

This is a hard question to answer. There are so many amazing artists. Katie Daisy is super inspiring to me. She creates so much beauty with color and nature.

Who is on your evening playlist right now?

Haux, Dermot Kennedy, Ella Mai and The Lumineers.

Favorite Sun Potion herb?

Do I really have to pick? Currently, Pearl powder, Tocos and Yin Power.

Currently what are you sipping on? Do you have a favorite potion?

I'm constantly making new creations. My current combo to support my well-being is coffee, ghee, Astragalus, Pine Pollen, cardamom and a date.

Amrit’s morning coffee blended with ghee, Astragalus and Pine Pollen

Do you have any advice you would give to your younger self and / or to your older, future self?

To my younger self: Allow yourself to feel what you're feeling as it is always valid. You are so much stronger then you can even imagine. Future self: Keep going! It just keeps getting better.

Favorite/current sustainability practice?

Cutting out plastic bags. I love reusable silicone storage bags as an alternative.

If you were a flower, tree, plant, animal or insect, what kind would you be and why?

I know that it's mythological, but I think I would be a Phoenix. In the past year I have truly risen from the ashes into a more authentic, beautiful version of myself.

Amrit-Sadhana Khalsa outdoors in natural light

BONUS QUESTION If you were to interview yourself, what is a question you would ask, and what is your answer?

What is your favorite thing about yourself? My strength and ability to overcome any challenge and come out stronger and brighter.

Astragalus + Pine Pollen Coffee by Amrit

Ingredients

1 cup coffee

small dollop of ghee

1/4 tsp. Sun Potion Astragalus

1/4 tsp. Sun Potion Pine Pollen

sprinkle of cardamom

one date

Method

Add all ingredients into a blender and pulse until frothy

Sip and enjoy

Frothy adaptogenic coffee in a ceramic mug beside a linen napkin

Photography: Amrit-Sadhana Khalsa

Frequently asked questions

What is Astragalus traditionally used for?

Astragalus is a root long used in Traditional Chinese Medicine, where it is traditionally valued for supporting overall vitality and well-being. Explore Sun Potion Astragalus.

Can you add Pine Pollen to coffee?

Yes. Amrit blends 1/4 teaspoon of Pine Pollen directly into hot coffee with a little ghee. Blending helps the powder disperse evenly.

What is an adaptogenic latte?

It is a warm drink — coffee, tea or a milk base — with tonic herbs and a healthy fat stirred or blended in. The fat helps carry the herbs and gives the drink a fuller texture.

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