In this SLIDESHARE we have botanical names,family,kula,habit,part used,rasapanchaka,action ,images and types of 104 detail drugs as per the syllabus of CCIM
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Shiva gutika is an Ayurvedic formulation used to treat arbuda (tumors). It contains shilajatu as the main ingredient along with 27 other herbs. These ingredients have anti-cancer properties. Shiva gutika works by eliminating vata, pitta, and kapha doshas; purifying the blood; and strengthening the body. It can treat many diseases in addition to arbuda. The formulation provides benefits on physical, mental, and spiritual levels. Research shows promise for Shiva gutika in arbuda treatment, but more study is still needed on its mechanisms and effectiveness.
This document provides information about different chapters in the Rasa Vagbhata text. It summarizes key substances discussed including Gandhaka, Abhraka, Vaikrantha, Makshika, Shilajatu, Sasyaka, Chapala, and Rasaka. For each substance, it describes origins, types, purification processes, and medical applications as outlined in the original text.
This document provides a book review of "Rasa Prakasha Sudhakara" written in the 13th century AD by Acharya Yashodhara Bhatta. It discusses the contents and organization of the book which covers topics like Parada processing, bandhas, bhasmas, dhatus, maha rasas and upa rasas. The book consists of 13 chapters and provides detailed information on rasa shastra principles and treatments. It is considered an authoritative text on the subject.
The document provides information about various types of lavana or salts described in Ayurvedic texts. It discusses Saindhava lavana (rock salt) in detail, including its historical background, origin, chemical composition, guna karma and therapeutic uses. It also briefly covers Samudra lavana (sea salt), including its definition, classification, occurrence, physical properties and identification test. The document thus summarizes key details about two important types of lavana or salts from Ayurvedic literature.
This document provides a summary of the book "Rasamritam" by Vaidya Sri Yadavji Trikamji Acharya. It discusses the author, time period, translations, chapters, contributions and pitfalls. The key points are:
1) Rasamritam has 9 chapters and 10 appendices on mercury and other metals/minerals used in Ayurvedic medicine.
2) It provides unique classifications of substances based on their chemical nature and describes 66 rasa (mercury) formulations.
3) While the book made Ayurvedic rasashastra more accessible, it was not without flaws, such as inconsistent treatment of some substances.
This document provides an overview of the history and concepts of Parada (mercury) in Rasashastra. It discusses:
1) The 18 samskaras (processes) used to purify Parada like Swedana, Mardana etc.
2) The 4 types of Parada bhandhas (amalgamations) used - Jalauka Pakwa, Khota Pishti, Pata Parpatika, Bhasma Bhuthisama.
3) Different colors and properties of Parada bhasma (calcined mercury) like Sveta (white), Udaya Bhaskara (red).
4) Shodhana (pur
The document discusses the marine mollusk known as cowrie shells. It provides details on their traditional medicinal uses in Ayurveda as well as information on purification processes to prepare the shells for use. The shells are said to alleviate vata and kapha doshas and kindle digestive fire. Their bhasma or incinerated form is used to treat various conditions like ear infections or loss of appetite.
This document provides information on Kupi Pakwa preparations in Ayurveda. It discusses the evolution and history of Kupi Pakwa in classical texts from the 13th century to the 19th century. It covers the specifications, classifications, methodology, and rationale behind where the finished product is deposited. Several common Kupi Pakwa preparations are described including their ingredients and references. The document concludes by discussing the therapeutic uses and market availability of these preparations.
Shiva gutika is an Ayurvedic formulation used to treat arbuda (tumors). It contains shilajatu as the main ingredient along with 27 other herbs. These ingredients have anti-cancer properties. Shiva gutika works by eliminating vata, pitta, and kapha doshas; purifying the blood; and strengthening the body. It can treat many diseases in addition to arbuda. The formulation provides benefits on physical, mental, and spiritual levels. Research shows promise for Shiva gutika in arbuda treatment, but more study is still needed on its mechanisms and effectiveness.
This document provides information about different chapters in the Rasa Vagbhata text. It summarizes key substances discussed including Gandhaka, Abhraka, Vaikrantha, Makshika, Shilajatu, Sasyaka, Chapala, and Rasaka. For each substance, it describes origins, types, purification processes, and medical applications as outlined in the original text.
This document provides a book review of "Rasa Prakasha Sudhakara" written in the 13th century AD by Acharya Yashodhara Bhatta. It discusses the contents and organization of the book which covers topics like Parada processing, bandhas, bhasmas, dhatus, maha rasas and upa rasas. The book consists of 13 chapters and provides detailed information on rasa shastra principles and treatments. It is considered an authoritative text on the subject.
The document provides information about various types of lavana or salts described in Ayurvedic texts. It discusses Saindhava lavana (rock salt) in detail, including its historical background, origin, chemical composition, guna karma and therapeutic uses. It also briefly covers Samudra lavana (sea salt), including its definition, classification, occurrence, physical properties and identification test. The document thus summarizes key details about two important types of lavana or salts from Ayurvedic literature.
This document provides a summary of the book "Rasamritam" by Vaidya Sri Yadavji Trikamji Acharya. It discusses the author, time period, translations, chapters, contributions and pitfalls. The key points are:
1) Rasamritam has 9 chapters and 10 appendices on mercury and other metals/minerals used in Ayurvedic medicine.
2) It provides unique classifications of substances based on their chemical nature and describes 66 rasa (mercury) formulations.
3) While the book made Ayurvedic rasashastra more accessible, it was not without flaws, such as inconsistent treatment of some substances.
This document provides an overview of the history and concepts of Parada (mercury) in Rasashastra. It discusses:
1) The 18 samskaras (processes) used to purify Parada like Swedana, Mardana etc.
2) The 4 types of Parada bhandhas (amalgamations) used - Jalauka Pakwa, Khota Pishti, Pata Parpatika, Bhasma Bhuthisama.
3) Different colors and properties of Parada bhasma (calcined mercury) like Sveta (white), Udaya Bhaskara (red).
4) Shodhana (pur
The document discusses the marine mollusk known as cowrie shells. It provides details on their traditional medicinal uses in Ayurveda as well as information on purification processes to prepare the shells for use. The shells are said to alleviate vata and kapha doshas and kindle digestive fire. Their bhasma or incinerated form is used to treat various conditions like ear infections or loss of appetite.
This document provides information on Kupi Pakwa preparations in Ayurveda. It discusses the evolution and history of Kupi Pakwa in classical texts from the 13th century to the 19th century. It covers the specifications, classifications, methodology, and rationale behind where the finished product is deposited. Several common Kupi Pakwa preparations are described including their ingredients and references. The document concludes by discussing the therapeutic uses and market availability of these preparations.
The document provides an overview of Kshara Varga (alkaline substances) in Ayurveda. It discusses the definition, etymology and classification of Ksharas. Ksharas are classified based on source (naisargika, kritrima etc.), use (internal, external), number (dvaya, trika etc.) and properties (tikshna, ushna etc.). The general properties and therapeutic uses of Ksharas are mentioned. Various classical texts referencing Ksharas are listed. The common methods of Kshara preparation involving shoshana, agni, sthapana, galana and agni steps are outlined. Seasonal variations in quality based on time of
4.Rasa Jala Nidhi - Review Dr.Saranya SasiSaranya Sasi
The document discusses Rasa Jala Nidhi, a compilation of Sanskrit verses on rasa shastra (mercury treatment) written by Bhudeva Mukhopadhyaya between 1926-1938. It provides details about the author, the 5 volumes of the book, and 8 chapters from volume 1 including definitions of technical terms, classifications of substances like mercury and sulphur, methods of purification, and various processes involved in rasa shastra. The summary focuses on providing context around the document and book while keeping within the 3 sentence limit.
1. Abhraka is a mineral known by various names like Gouriteja. It has ores like biotite, muscovite and is classified based on color and reaction to heat.
2. It is purified through a process called nirvapana where it is heated and immersed in liquids like kanji 7 times.
3. Further processing involves mixing it with herbs and drying it to obtain dhanyabhraka, which is then given bhavana with herbs and subjected to puta or heating in marana to obtain abhraka bhasma.
4. Abhraka bhasma has uses as a rasayana and in treating various diseases when given in specific
This document provides information on Marichyadi Gutika and Amalakyadi Gutika, including their classical references, ingredients, methods of preparation, indications, and manufacturers. It discusses the properties and actions of the individual ingredients in each formulation. Marichyadi Gutika contains ingredients like Maricha and Pippali that act as expectorants, making it useful for treating cough and asthma. Amalakyadi Gutika contains ingredients like Amalaki and Madhu that are pitta-pacifying, making it indicated for dryness of the mouth. The document concludes that the formulations provide pharmacological actions according to the doshas treated and their individual ingredient properties.
This document provides information on various minerals and metals used in Ayurvedic medicine, including their Sanskrit names, properties, purification processes, and uses. It discusses Abhraka (mica), Vaikranta (tourmaline), Makshika (copper pyrite), Vimala (iron pyrite), Shilajatu (mineral pitch), Sasyaka (copper sulphate), and Chapala (bismuth). For each substance, it describes characteristics, purification by processes like heating and herbal decoction baths, methods of powdering into bhasma or satva forms, and therapeutic applications.
This document summarizes a seminar presentation on lavana varga (salt group) in Ayurveda. It discusses the objectives, introduction, etymology, characteristics, historical background, classification, uses in Rasashastra & Bhaishajya Kalpana, modern views, research updates and conclusion regarding the 15 types of salts described in Ayurveda. Key points covered include the properties, chemical composition and uses of major salts like Saindhava, Sauvarchala, Vida, Samudra and Romaka. The document also outlines how different salts are used in pharmaceutical procedures like samskaras, bhasma preparation, and parada bandhas according to classical texts.
The document discusses the Ashtasamskara process for Parada (mercury). It begins by defining Samskara as the process of removing impurities from a substance. It then lists the eight main Samskaras - Swedana, Mardana, Murcchana, Utthapana, Patana, Rodhana, Niyamana and Dipana. Each Samskara has a specific purpose such as removing doshas or altering the properties of Parada. Instruments mentioned include Dolayantra, Khalvayantra and specific herbs used in the processes. The overall goal of Ashtasamskara is to detoxify and enhance the medicinal properties of Parada.
This document provides a classification and overview of various types of Rasakalpa compounds based on their method of preparation. It discusses four main classifications - Kharaliya, Koopipakwa, Parpati, and Pottali Rasayanas. For each classification, it provides two examples including their ingredients, indications, doses, and properties. It also discusses the preparation methods and analyses of some of the compounds.
This document discusses the role of rasaushadhi formulations in the management of unmada (insanity) according to Ayurveda. It lists 14 common rasaushadhi formulations used to treat unmada, including their ingredients and typical doses. Key ingredients often used like parada, gandhaka, and swarna are noted for their rasayana and medhya properties. The document concludes that rasaushadhi formulations play a major role in unmada treatment according to classical texts, and more research could explore their benefits for this condition.
1. The document discusses several herbs and minerals used in Ayurveda including sulfur, ochre, green vitriol, potash alum, yellow arsenic, realgar, collyrium, and Gamboge tree. It provides the Sanskrit names, properties, purification and processing methods, uses, and formulations for each.
2. Purification methods generally involve treatments with liquids like milk, honey, or plant juices and decoctions. Minerals may be given heat treatments. Some undergo processing to make them into fine powders or colors.
3. The herbs and minerals are used to treat diseases like skin disorders, fevers, digestive issues, and eye conditions. They have warming, detox
1) The document describes Krishna's childhood pastimes with his mother Yashoda in Vrindavan. It tells the story of Krishna getting angry after Yashoda put him down while churning butter and eating all the butter afterwards.
2) When Yashoda finds Krishna with empty butter pots and feeding butter to monkeys, she chases after him but cannot catch the clever Krishna.
3) The document then describes Yashoda's attempts to bind Krishna with ropes, which miraculously always fall short due to his spiritual form. Krishna eventually allows Yashoda to bind him, showing his love for her.
Krishna Leela Series Part 10 Deliverance Of Nalakuvara & ManigreevaKrishna Bhakti Sangha
1) The document discusses the story of Nalakuvara and Manigreeva, two sons of Kuvera who were cursed by Narada Muni to become trees for 100,000 years after offending him.
2) It describes how as trees in Krishna's courtyard, they received Krishna's mercy and prayers, acknowledging him as the Supreme Lord.
3) It relates their story to verses from the Damodarastakam that praise Krishna's childhood pastimes and ask for prema-bhakti like he gave to Nalakuvara and Manigreeva.
The document summarizes the Ayurvedic text Chakradutta by Chakrapani Datta. It provides an overview of the author, date, sources cited, and structure of the text. The text contains 4800 verses divided into 79 chapters discussing the treatment of various diseases following the order of Madhava Nidana. It includes herbal formulations, procedures like Panchakarma and Rasayana. While focusing on therapeutics, it provides guidance still applicable for Ayurvedic practitioners and research.
The document discusses different types of tilak markings worn by Hindus. It begins by explaining the significance of wearing tilak and the benefits according to ancient texts and science. It then describes the specific tilak markings of different Hindu spiritual lineages or sampradayas including Brahma, Madhva, Gaudiya, Kumara, Rudra, and Sri sampradayas. The tilak markings differ between the sampradayas and indicate the specific deities and traditions they worship. They are typically made of materials like ash, sandalwood, clay, or other sacred substances with significance to that tradition.
1) Rasaushadhis are an important part of Ayurvedic therapeutics for treating respiratory disorders like cough and asthma. Some key rasaushadhis mentioned are Swasa Kutara Rasa, Samirapannaga Rasa, and Lakshmivilasa Rasa.
2) The properties of rasaushadhis that are beneficial for respiratory disorders include pacifying vata and kapha doshas, improving digestion, and cleansing the channels of circulation. Ingredients like Abhrak bhasma, Manashila, and Rasa Sindhura are especially useful.
3) Treatment focuses on alleviating vata and kapha, improving agni or digestion,
Bhaishajya Ratnavali - review Dr.Saranya SasiSaranya Sasi
This document provides information about an upcoming inter-departmental seminar on Bhaishajya Ratnavali. It includes details about the presenter, their guide, contents to be covered which are the author, time period, language and commentaries of Bhaishajya Ratnavali. It also lists translations of the text to other languages and key features, contributions and arrangement of the book.
Ashtadasha samskara of parada part one.KARTHIKA K.J
The document discusses Parada Samskara (purification processes of mercury) in Ayurveda. It provides details on the 18 traditional samskaras including Swedana (fomentation), Mardana (hot trituration) and the methods, duration, materials used for each process. There are some variations reported in different texts regarding the number, type and sequence of samskaras. The document emphasizes that samskaras help remove impurities from mercury and enhance its therapeutic properties in a qualitative way.
1. The document summarizes the key details about Rasa Ratna Samucchaya, a 13th century Ayurvedic text, including its author, commentaries, and divisions.
2. It provides an overview of various minerals and gems described in the text like Gandhaka, Gairika, and Manikya, outlining their types, purification processes, and medicinal properties.
3. The purification and processing methods for minerals like Shodhana, Marana, and Bhasma preparation are highlighted from the ancient text.
ANUTAILA - Polyherbal formulation for NasyaDr Anitha M
Anutaila is a polyherbal formulation indicated for nasya particularly in Urdhwa jathrugata vikaras. Ayurveda explains various yogas for the same formulation.
The document provides an overview of Kshara Varga (alkaline substances) in Ayurveda. It discusses the definition, etymology and classification of Ksharas. Ksharas are classified based on source (naisargika, kritrima etc.), use (internal, external), number (dvaya, trika etc.) and properties (tikshna, ushna etc.). The general properties and therapeutic uses of Ksharas are mentioned. Various classical texts referencing Ksharas are listed. The common methods of Kshara preparation involving shoshana, agni, sthapana, galana and agni steps are outlined. Seasonal variations in quality based on time of
4.Rasa Jala Nidhi - Review Dr.Saranya SasiSaranya Sasi
The document discusses Rasa Jala Nidhi, a compilation of Sanskrit verses on rasa shastra (mercury treatment) written by Bhudeva Mukhopadhyaya between 1926-1938. It provides details about the author, the 5 volumes of the book, and 8 chapters from volume 1 including definitions of technical terms, classifications of substances like mercury and sulphur, methods of purification, and various processes involved in rasa shastra. The summary focuses on providing context around the document and book while keeping within the 3 sentence limit.
1. Abhraka is a mineral known by various names like Gouriteja. It has ores like biotite, muscovite and is classified based on color and reaction to heat.
2. It is purified through a process called nirvapana where it is heated and immersed in liquids like kanji 7 times.
3. Further processing involves mixing it with herbs and drying it to obtain dhanyabhraka, which is then given bhavana with herbs and subjected to puta or heating in marana to obtain abhraka bhasma.
4. Abhraka bhasma has uses as a rasayana and in treating various diseases when given in specific
This document provides information on Marichyadi Gutika and Amalakyadi Gutika, including their classical references, ingredients, methods of preparation, indications, and manufacturers. It discusses the properties and actions of the individual ingredients in each formulation. Marichyadi Gutika contains ingredients like Maricha and Pippali that act as expectorants, making it useful for treating cough and asthma. Amalakyadi Gutika contains ingredients like Amalaki and Madhu that are pitta-pacifying, making it indicated for dryness of the mouth. The document concludes that the formulations provide pharmacological actions according to the doshas treated and their individual ingredient properties.
This document provides information on various minerals and metals used in Ayurvedic medicine, including their Sanskrit names, properties, purification processes, and uses. It discusses Abhraka (mica), Vaikranta (tourmaline), Makshika (copper pyrite), Vimala (iron pyrite), Shilajatu (mineral pitch), Sasyaka (copper sulphate), and Chapala (bismuth). For each substance, it describes characteristics, purification by processes like heating and herbal decoction baths, methods of powdering into bhasma or satva forms, and therapeutic applications.
This document summarizes a seminar presentation on lavana varga (salt group) in Ayurveda. It discusses the objectives, introduction, etymology, characteristics, historical background, classification, uses in Rasashastra & Bhaishajya Kalpana, modern views, research updates and conclusion regarding the 15 types of salts described in Ayurveda. Key points covered include the properties, chemical composition and uses of major salts like Saindhava, Sauvarchala, Vida, Samudra and Romaka. The document also outlines how different salts are used in pharmaceutical procedures like samskaras, bhasma preparation, and parada bandhas according to classical texts.
The document discusses the Ashtasamskara process for Parada (mercury). It begins by defining Samskara as the process of removing impurities from a substance. It then lists the eight main Samskaras - Swedana, Mardana, Murcchana, Utthapana, Patana, Rodhana, Niyamana and Dipana. Each Samskara has a specific purpose such as removing doshas or altering the properties of Parada. Instruments mentioned include Dolayantra, Khalvayantra and specific herbs used in the processes. The overall goal of Ashtasamskara is to detoxify and enhance the medicinal properties of Parada.
This document provides a classification and overview of various types of Rasakalpa compounds based on their method of preparation. It discusses four main classifications - Kharaliya, Koopipakwa, Parpati, and Pottali Rasayanas. For each classification, it provides two examples including their ingredients, indications, doses, and properties. It also discusses the preparation methods and analyses of some of the compounds.
This document discusses the role of rasaushadhi formulations in the management of unmada (insanity) according to Ayurveda. It lists 14 common rasaushadhi formulations used to treat unmada, including their ingredients and typical doses. Key ingredients often used like parada, gandhaka, and swarna are noted for their rasayana and medhya properties. The document concludes that rasaushadhi formulations play a major role in unmada treatment according to classical texts, and more research could explore their benefits for this condition.
1. The document discusses several herbs and minerals used in Ayurveda including sulfur, ochre, green vitriol, potash alum, yellow arsenic, realgar, collyrium, and Gamboge tree. It provides the Sanskrit names, properties, purification and processing methods, uses, and formulations for each.
2. Purification methods generally involve treatments with liquids like milk, honey, or plant juices and decoctions. Minerals may be given heat treatments. Some undergo processing to make them into fine powders or colors.
3. The herbs and minerals are used to treat diseases like skin disorders, fevers, digestive issues, and eye conditions. They have warming, detox
1) The document describes Krishna's childhood pastimes with his mother Yashoda in Vrindavan. It tells the story of Krishna getting angry after Yashoda put him down while churning butter and eating all the butter afterwards.
2) When Yashoda finds Krishna with empty butter pots and feeding butter to monkeys, she chases after him but cannot catch the clever Krishna.
3) The document then describes Yashoda's attempts to bind Krishna with ropes, which miraculously always fall short due to his spiritual form. Krishna eventually allows Yashoda to bind him, showing his love for her.
Krishna Leela Series Part 10 Deliverance Of Nalakuvara & ManigreevaKrishna Bhakti Sangha
1) The document discusses the story of Nalakuvara and Manigreeva, two sons of Kuvera who were cursed by Narada Muni to become trees for 100,000 years after offending him.
2) It describes how as trees in Krishna's courtyard, they received Krishna's mercy and prayers, acknowledging him as the Supreme Lord.
3) It relates their story to verses from the Damodarastakam that praise Krishna's childhood pastimes and ask for prema-bhakti like he gave to Nalakuvara and Manigreeva.
The document summarizes the Ayurvedic text Chakradutta by Chakrapani Datta. It provides an overview of the author, date, sources cited, and structure of the text. The text contains 4800 verses divided into 79 chapters discussing the treatment of various diseases following the order of Madhava Nidana. It includes herbal formulations, procedures like Panchakarma and Rasayana. While focusing on therapeutics, it provides guidance still applicable for Ayurvedic practitioners and research.
The document discusses different types of tilak markings worn by Hindus. It begins by explaining the significance of wearing tilak and the benefits according to ancient texts and science. It then describes the specific tilak markings of different Hindu spiritual lineages or sampradayas including Brahma, Madhva, Gaudiya, Kumara, Rudra, and Sri sampradayas. The tilak markings differ between the sampradayas and indicate the specific deities and traditions they worship. They are typically made of materials like ash, sandalwood, clay, or other sacred substances with significance to that tradition.
1) Rasaushadhis are an important part of Ayurvedic therapeutics for treating respiratory disorders like cough and asthma. Some key rasaushadhis mentioned are Swasa Kutara Rasa, Samirapannaga Rasa, and Lakshmivilasa Rasa.
2) The properties of rasaushadhis that are beneficial for respiratory disorders include pacifying vata and kapha doshas, improving digestion, and cleansing the channels of circulation. Ingredients like Abhrak bhasma, Manashila, and Rasa Sindhura are especially useful.
3) Treatment focuses on alleviating vata and kapha, improving agni or digestion,
Bhaishajya Ratnavali - review Dr.Saranya SasiSaranya Sasi
This document provides information about an upcoming inter-departmental seminar on Bhaishajya Ratnavali. It includes details about the presenter, their guide, contents to be covered which are the author, time period, language and commentaries of Bhaishajya Ratnavali. It also lists translations of the text to other languages and key features, contributions and arrangement of the book.
Ashtadasha samskara of parada part one.KARTHIKA K.J
The document discusses Parada Samskara (purification processes of mercury) in Ayurveda. It provides details on the 18 traditional samskaras including Swedana (fomentation), Mardana (hot trituration) and the methods, duration, materials used for each process. There are some variations reported in different texts regarding the number, type and sequence of samskaras. The document emphasizes that samskaras help remove impurities from mercury and enhance its therapeutic properties in a qualitative way.
1. The document summarizes the key details about Rasa Ratna Samucchaya, a 13th century Ayurvedic text, including its author, commentaries, and divisions.
2. It provides an overview of various minerals and gems described in the text like Gandhaka, Gairika, and Manikya, outlining their types, purification processes, and medicinal properties.
3. The purification and processing methods for minerals like Shodhana, Marana, and Bhasma preparation are highlighted from the ancient text.
ANUTAILA - Polyherbal formulation for NasyaDr Anitha M
Anutaila is a polyherbal formulation indicated for nasya particularly in Urdhwa jathrugata vikaras. Ayurveda explains various yogas for the same formulation.
Chandana, or sandalwood, is an aromatic substance used externally in Ayurvedic medicine. It is considered varnya (beautifying) and ayushya (life-promoting). Chandana is effective for removing foul odors, burning sensations, and is the best for pitta disorders. It exists in different colors and varieties mentioned in various Ayurvedic texts. Chandana has many therapeutic uses including treating inflammation, burning sensations, beautifying the skin, promoting intellect, and balancing pitta dosha.
This document summarizes a seminar on the formulation of Arvindasava according to classical Ayurvedic methods. It discusses the ingredients, properties, and therapeutic uses of Arvindasava based on references from Bhaisajya Ratnavali. Key points include: the ingredients and preparation process, pharmacological effects for treating fever, cough, digestive issues in children, recent research supporting its uses, and quality control testing to ensure proper fermentation. The summary provides an overview of the essential information on the traditional Ayurvedic formulation of Arvindasava.
Sri Purandara Dasa was a 15th-16th century Haridasa saint and composer considered one of the foremost exponents of Carnatic music. He composed thousands of devotional songs known as Dasarapadagalu in languages like Kannada and Sanskrit. Some of his most famous compositions that are widely sung include "Venkatachala Nilayam", "Jagadoddharana", and "En Savi En Savi Harinama". Purandara Dasa systematized Carnatic music teaching and is considered the "Pitamaha" or grandfather of Carnatic music for his influential contributions.
1) Udumbara (Ficus racemosa) is an important medicinal plant mentioned in ancient Ayurvedic texts for uses such as in religious rituals and wound healing.
2) It has kashaya, madhura rasa properties and guru, ruksha guna that help reduce pitta, vata, and kapha doshas. This makes it useful for treating conditions like vidradhi (abscess) by normalizing the doshas at the level of guna, dosha, and dhatu.
3) Research shows Udumbara latex contains protease inhibitors that destroy bacterial cell virulence and homeostasis, giving it antibacterial properties useful for wound healing.
Vamana, or therapeutic emesis, is an Ayurvedic purification technique discussed by Charaka in the Charaka Samhita. Dr. B. Arun Kumar's document discusses vamana drugs and the vamana procedure. It defines vamana, lists the gunas of vamana drugs according to Charaka, and provides details on important vamana drugs like Madanaphala, Nimba, Kutaja, and Vacha. It also outlines Charaka and Sushruta's classifications of vamana drugs. The document describes the steps before, during, and after the vamana procedure, including patient preparation, administration of the vamana drug, and
The document discusses the Kadamba tree, considered holy by the Kadamba dynasty of India. It describes the tree's origins in Hindu mythology, association with deities like Krishna and Parvati, and historical use by the Kadamba dynasty that ruled parts of Karnataka between 345-525 CE. Key details include that the tree bears round red-orange fragrant flowers and splitting fruit containing many seeds.
Ayurvedic Pharmacology of Shorea robusta & its PharmacognocyDr.Rajan Gupta
This document summarizes information about the Sal tree (Shorea robusta). It belongs to the Dipterocarpaceae family and is a large evergreen tree found in parts of India and Nepal. The bark and resin extracted from the tree have various medicinal properties. They are used to treat wounds, inflammation, bleeding disorders, skin diseases, and respiratory, digestive, and genitourinary conditions. Decoctions and powders made from Sal bark and resin are commonly used in Ayurvedic medicine.
This document discusses the purification (shodhana) process of karavira (Cerebra thevetia) according to Ayurvedic texts. It begins with an introduction to karavira and its classification. Key points include:
1. Karavira shodhana is typically done using godugdha (cow's milk) and dolayantra (heating method) for 1 prahara as this removes toxins.
2. A comparative study found ashuddha karavira had more foreign matter and lower loss on drying than shuddha karavira after the shodhana process, indicating removal of impurities.
3. During shodhana
this is an ppt presentation by dr.b.arun kumar, who is working as a lecturer in MNR ayurvedic medical college, sangareddy, near hyderabad. in this presentation i given all details of virechana karma.
- Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti Thakura composed the Sri Sri Guru-astakam which praises the spiritual master. He says loudly reciting this prayer to the spiritual master during Brahma-muhurta obtains direct service to Krishna at death.
- The prayer contains eight verses glorifying the spiritual master's qualities of being a boat to cross the ocean of material existence, bestowing love of Krishna, instructing devotees in devotional service, and granting all auspiciousness.
- It emphasizes the importance of prayer and remembrance of the spiritual master.
This document provides information about Basavarajeeyam, an Ayurvedic text from the 15th-16th century in India. It describes 25 chapters that cover topics like diagnostics, disease treatment, medicines, and more. The text is a comprehensive handbook for Ayurvedic physicians that aims to provide solutions for healthcare according to Ayurvedic principles. It describes over 1,150 herbs and medicines and their uses. The document emphasizes going back to the roots of Ayurvedic knowledge from ancient texts for treating patients based on their constitution, doshas, and other factors.
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