Sanskrit gurukul

Hello learner, welcome to Sanskrit gurukul . This is the second part of the chapter Ayurveda nirupana, Padarth Vigyana . In this chapter, we will learn about the remaining topics from the previous post ; such as "what is siddhanta?", what are types of siddhanta. After that, we will look into "an introduction to the basic principles of Ayurveda, and their significance. Definition and types of Siddhanta Siddhanta (सिद्धांत) The Siddhanta is a conclusion established by Acharyas (scientists/investigators) after testing in several ways and proving it with reasoning. जो निर्णय परीक्षकों से बहुत प्रकार से, परीक्षा करके, ओर हेतुओं द्वारा सिद्ध करके स्थापित किये गये है, वह सिद्धांत कहा जाता हैं। According to Charak Samhita, there are four types of siddhanta: Sarvatantra Siddhanta (सर्वतन्त्र सिद्धान्त) Pratitantra Siddhanta (प्रतितन्त्र सिद्धान्त) Adhikarana Siddhanta (अधिकरण सिद्धान्त) Abhyupagama Siddhanta (अभ्युपगम सिद्धान्त) let see the...

Hello learner, welcome to Sanskrit Gurukul . This is the first chapter of Padarth Vigyan's notes, Ayurveda Nirupana. In this chapter, we will learn all about the Lakshana of Ayu, the composition of Ayu, and the Lakshana of Ayurveda. Later in the second part of the post, we will learn about types of Siddhanta, and an introduction to the basic principles of Ayurveda and their significance. Lakshana of Ayu, and the composition of Ayu. What is Ayu? Ayu is a Sanskrit term for life or longevity. In Charak Samhita, Acharya charak has mentioned the meaning of ayu in the following shloka, शरीरेन्द्रियसत्त्वात्मसंयोगो धारी जीवितम्। नित्याश्र्चानुबन्धश्र्च पर्यायैरायुरूच्यते।। चरक संहिता सूत्रस्थान 1-42 Ayu is the combination of the physical body (शरीर), sense (इन्द्रियाँ), mind (मन), and soul (आत्मा) . Life depends on the coexistence of all these four entities. Life is not merely the existence of a machine-like physical body, the conscious interaction of the soul, ...

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In this chapter, all the food substances have been classified into 7 groups as under: 1 . Sukadhanya varga (Group of cereals) 2. SimbI varga (Group of pulses) 3. Krtanna varga (Group of food preparations) 4. Mama varga (Group of meat) 5. Saka varga (Group of leafy and other vegetables) 6. Phala varga (Group of fruits) 7. Ousadha varga (Group of drugs) After Drava-dravya Vijnanya , Acarya Vaghbata expounded the chapter 'Annasvarupa Vijnanlya' (Knowledge of Food Substances) said Lord Atreya and other great sages. Sukadhanya Varga (group of corns with spike): Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Rakta, mahan, kalama, turnka sakunahrta, saramukha, dirghasuka, rodhrasuka, sugandhika, pundra, pandu, pundarika, pramoda, gaura sariva, kancana, mahisa, suka, dusaka, kusumandaka, langala, lohavala, kardama, sitabhiru, patafiga, tapaniya,-these and other varieties of sail (rice) are suitable (as food). They are sweet (madhura) in taste, and at ...

Oil massage/Abhyanga is the Ayurvedic art of massaging the body by use of medicinal oils. In Abhyanga, warm oil is applied all over the body, from the head to the sole. There are many benefits from regular massage, whether done by an Ayurvedic doctor or done in the comfort of our home ourselves. हिन्दी में पढने के लिये यहाँ क्लिक करे। What are the benefits of abhyanga or what are the long-term effects of oil massage on our body? Primarily, the skin becomes beautiful, relieved from vata disorders, and physical distress. Massage is very beneficial for the skin. Therefore, one should practice it regularly. A small study conducted among a group of 20 people has an amazing effect on their stress level and heart rate. Also, daily Abhyanga helps in reducing blood pressure. Those people, who massage oil daily, their body do not suffer from an injury due to physical exertion. Also by massaging oil daily, the aging process slows down, the person looks stronger and better. Let u...

Knowledge of Liquid Substances (Drava-dravaya Adhyaya) After the chapter Prevention of disease , (Roganutpadaniya) Acharya Vagbhata expounded the chapter Knowledge of Liquid Substances (Drava-Dravaya Adhyaya), said Lord Atreya and other great sages. In the previous three chapters, preventive measures to maintain positive health have been detailed. The present chapter deals with the liquid substances available in nature, and their properties have been described. All the liquid substances have been grouped as under: Water (Jala varga) Milk (Ksira varga) Sugarcane (Iksu varga) Honey (Madhu varga) Oils (Taila varga) Alcohols (Madya varga) Urine (Mutra varga) etc. Group of different types of water (Jala varga) Classification of water: According to nature, water is of 2 types: Rainwater (Pure) (Gangambu) Rainwater contaminated by dust and poison (Samudrodaka.) According to processing, it is of 5 types: Kevala Pakwa Ushna. Sausadha  Ama According to th...

After ' Ritucharya Adhyaya ', Acharya Vagbhata expounded the chapter 'Roganutpadaniya' (Prevention of Diseases), thus said Atreya and other great sages. Preamble: In the present chapter Vagbhata stressed that all the diseases will be manifested due to the forceful expulsion and voluntary suppression of the natural urges only. Hence for the prevention of the diseases one should not suppress the natural urges like urine, feces, semen etc. and suppress the urges relating to rashness and evil deeds physically, mentally and orally. Two types of urges: Suppressible urges (Dharaniya vega) Non suppressible urges (Adharaniya vega). Suppressible urges (Dharaniya vega): Lobha (greed) Soka (grief) Bhaya (fear) Krodha (anger) Mana (vanity) Niralajja (shamelessness) Irsya (jealousy) Atiraga (too much of attachment) Parusa vachana (extremely harsh words) Anrta vachana (lying) Parapida (physical handling) etc. These activities should be very carefully restr...