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Dear learner, welcome to Sanskrit Gurukul. In this post, we will study Prithvi Mahabhuta(पृथ्वी महाभूत). This topic is part of Padarth Vigyan's notes, BAMS first-year course. In this third chapter, Dravya Nirupana, we have already covered the following topics: Related topics from the Dravya Nirupana Chapter Dravya (द्रव्य) Panchamahabhuta- पंचमहाभूत Akasha Mahabhuta (आकाश महाभूत) Vayu MahaBhuta (वायु महाभूत) Tejo Mahabhuta (तेजो महाभूत) Jal Mahabhuta(जल महाभूत) PRITHVI NIRUPANA Prithvi is the last one of Chaturvimshati Tattva of an evolutionary process and the 5th Karana dravya It is derived from (or produced from) Jala. The Gandha guna Prithvi is derived from Jala, The Prithvi possess Tamo guna predominantly. It possesses the qualities like Rupa, Rasa, Gandha, and Sparsha. The Phena (foam) of seawater becomes hard and becomes Prithvi. Description It is the 24th factor of (Chaturvimshati tattva)...

Dear learner, welcome to Sanskrit Gurukul. In this post, we will study Jal Mahabhuta(जल महाभूत). This topic is part of Padarth Vigyan's notes, BAMS first-year course. In this third chapter, Dravya Nirupana, we have already covered the following topics: Related topics from the Dravya Nirupana Chapter Dravya (द्रव्य) Panchamahabhuta- पंचमहाभूत Akasha Mahabhuta (आकाश महाभूत) Vayu MahaBhuta (वायु महाभूत) Tejo Mahabhuta (तेजो महाभूत) Topic: Jal Mahabhuta Subject: Padarth Vigyan Part-I Chapter: Dravya Nirupana Course: BAMS First year JAL NIRUPANA It is one among the Panchamahabhutas and it is the 4th Karana dravya . The Jal mahabhuta is formed from the Agni mahabhuta . (Taitiriyopanishad). It originates from the rasa tanmatra. The entire universe attains liquidity (Jalatwa or dravatwa) through Agni. The solids when heated in the air become liquid. It means Tejo dhatu gives the state of liquidity to Padartha. Ap or Jal < Tejas < Vayu < Aka...

TEJO NIRUPANA Tejas is one among Panchamahabhuta and it is the 3rd Karana dravya. The Tejo mahabhuta is formed from Vayu mahabhuta. Teja possesses Rupa and Sparsha with Samavayi relation. The Tejas possess the Sattva and Rajo guna predominantly. It is hot in touch, white (Shukla) in color, removes the darkness, and is produced while Vayu's motility is restricted. (the flame appears blue because of the presence of Prithvi particles in it). Tejas is responsible for Dravyapāka or Parivartan. Types of Agni It is of 2 types  Nitya, Anitya Anitya further divided into 3 types, they are :  Sharira: It is bright and present in Aditya loka.  Indriya: It is Chakshurindriya, responsible for visual perception (Rupa grahana) Vishaya.: It is of 4 types, they are : Bhauma - Produced from earth (jwālāmukhi) Divya - Produced from Divya srotas (Vidyut- electricity). Udarya - Exists in the abdomen for digestion (Jatharāgri) Akaraja -...

Dear learner, welcome to Sanskrit Gurukul. In this post, we will study Vayu mahabhuta (वायु महाभूत). This topic is part of Padarth Vigyan's notes, BAMS first-year course. In this third chapter, Dravya Nirupana, we have already covered the following topics: Related topics from the Ayurveda Darshana Nirupana Chapter Dravya (द्रव्य) Panchamahabhuta- पंचमहाभूत Akasha Mahabhuta (आकाश महाभूत) VAYU NIRUPANA Vayu is one among Panchamahabhuta and it is the 2nd Karana dravya. The Vayu mahabhuta is formed from Akasha mahabhuta . The word Vayu is derived from the word 'वा गतिगन्धनयोः' means it exerts motility and pressure. Vayu is unmanifested but the action can be experienced with Sparsha etc. It possesses the Rajo guna predominantly, hence can initiate the Manas. Vayu is considered the cause of existence, production, and destruction. Vata dosha is the prime factor among the Tridosha for controlling the body's physiologi...

Topic: Akasha Mahabhuta (आकाश महाभूत) Subject: Padarth Vigyan Part-I Chapter: Dravya Nirupana Course: BAMS First year Dear learner, Welcome to Sanskrit Gurukul. In this post, we will study Akasha Mahabhuta. This topic is part of Padarth Vigyan's notes , BAMS first-year course. In this third chapter, Dravya Nirupana, we have already covered the following topics: Related topics from the Dravya nirupana Chapter Dravya (द्रव्य) Panchamahabhuta- पंचमहाभूत AKASHA NIRUPANA Origin : It originates from the Shabda Tanmatra Synonyms : Gagana, Akasha, Nabha, Nakshatra Loka, Divya Loka, and Vyoma. The word Akasha is derived from the dhathu. Means, that spread all over. (Sky-Space) Definition/Lakshana of Akasha Shabda (sound) is the Visheșha guna of Akasha. In the evolution of the creation, at first, Akasha is derived from Atma (supreme soul: 1st Karana dravya ) It predominantly possesses Sattva guna. It possesses Shabda with ...

Topic: Panchamahabhuta Subject: Padarth Vigyan Part-I Chapter: Drivya Nirupana Course: BAMS First year Dear learner, welcome to Sanskrit Gurukul. In this post, we will study Bhutas and Panchmahabhutas. This topic is part of Padarth Vigyan's notes , BAMS first-year course. In this third chapter, Drivya Nirupana, we have already covered the following topics: Related topics from the Ayurveda Darshana Nirupana Chapter Ayurveda Darshana nirupana- Padarth Vigyan- BAMS- Sanskrit Gurukul Classification of Darshana, Nyaya Darshana (दर्शन के प्रकार, न्याय दर्शन) Samkhya Darshana (सांख्य दर्शन) Yoga Darshana (योग दर्शन) Vaisesika Darshan (वैशेषिक दर्शन), Mimamsa Darshana (मीमांसा दर्शन), Vedanta Darshana (वेदान्त दर्शन) Charvaka Darshana (चार्वाक दर्शन) Jain Darshana (जैन दर्शन) BUDDHA DARSHANA (बौद्ध दर्शन) Ayurveda- a unique and independent school of Darshan Bhuta and Panchamahabhuta The collective form of the five essentia...