The Kava Journal
Exploring all things kava from Pacific traditions to American adaptations, plant science to health, preparation, cultivation, culture, and the evolving world of the modern culture of Kava.
Fiji Kava, also known as Yaqona is traditionally pronounced Yan-go-na and is considered by natives to be a plant given to...
According to the Yoga Alliance, 36 million Americans practiced yoga in 2016. This number is twice what it was in the...
There are several misconceptions about kava, a drink originating from the South Pacific Islands. Individuals and communities have been consuming kava...
At the end of each day you can feel the tension of the day in your body. It may appear as...
Pronounced “ah-vah”, which means bitter, awa it is known as the Hawaiian kava drink. Hawaiian awa has many different names, depending on...
Kava has been noted as being a good replacement drink for alcohol. This is because kava can give you the...
Meditation has been used for many years to help a person reach a state of calm and relaxation. Meditation connects...
What may seem like a simple wooden bowl to some, the kava bowl has deep rooted meaning in traditional kava drinking. Various...
Kava is known for many great benefits. Taste, however, is not one of them. Fortunately, there are many ways to consume...