Critical study of Ayurvedokta Ideal Body Characters WSR To Jyotishokta Sharir Laxanas And Their Impact on Longevity And Socio-economic Status
Array
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.52482/ayurline.v3i02.213Keywords:
Gudha, Snigdha, Ruju, Mansal, Upachit, Shushka, Shlashna, KathinAbstract
In ancient Ayurvedic samhitas, the anatomical description of various body organ is very less except for their names and numbers. To fill this gap, contempory science like jyotish could be explored to see the description of various body parts although described in context with auspicious and inauspicious outcomes. In Kashyap Samhita also the body characters have been described in context with auspicious and inauspicious results. Acharya Vagbhata, had given the measurement of various body parts but not their anatomical description. Literary research of Ayurvedic and Jyotish science is carried out in present study to reach to the conclusion. Though its difficult to draw a clear margin of demarcation as which science has borrowed the description of body parts on the basis of auspicious and inauspicious outcomes due to the difference of time period between samhitas of both sciences.The prediction of longevity and economic status on the basis of body characters is the unique specialty of Jyotish science. The findings of the study suggest that ideal body part description should be added while describing that particular part from samhitas. It is observed in general that persons having any body part which is well developed, muscular, having natural size, shape and colour, having normal measurement without any distortions are generally endowed with longevity, good fortune and wealth whereas persons having parts which are under developed, emaciated with prominence of veins, abnormal size, shape and colour are short lived, have misfortune and economically poor.
References
2. Ashtang Hrudaya of Vagbhata with hindi translation by Kaviraj Atridev Gupta published by Chaukhamba Publication, Gopal Mandir lane,Varanasi-221001
3. Charak Samhita with hindi translation by Vd. Harichandra Kushwah, Published by Chaukhamba Orientalia, Gopal Mandir lane,Varanasi-221001
4. Charak Samhita with ‘Ayurved Dipika’ commentary by acharya Chakrapani published by Chaukhamba Orientalia, Gopal Mandir lane,Varanasi-221001
5. ‘Brihat Samhita’ of acharya Varaha Mihir, edited and translated in hindi by Dr. Sureshchandra Mishra , reprint 2005, published by Ranjan Publications, 16, Ansari Road, Daryaganj , Delhi-110002
Downloads
Published
How to Cite
Issue
Section
License
I Â declare (on behalf of me and my co-authors) that the submitted manuscript titled has not previously been published and is not currently being considered elsewhere for publication in another journal and that I am (we are) the sole owner(s) of the manuscript thereof and of all rights, title, and interest therein. All agreed to the terms and conditions, Privacy Policy, which is declared on Journal Website http://www.ayurline.in and online filled (uploaded) form.
Please read following declaration cum Agreement Carefully.:
I declare (on behalf of me and my co-authors) that the submitted manuscript titled has not previously been published and is not currently being considered elsewhere for publication in another journal and that I am (we are) the sole owner(s) of the manuscript thereof and of all rights, title, and interest therein.
I (We) agree (on behalf of me and my co-authors) to the following:
1- I (we) hereby assign to the publisher of the journal. Ayurline: International Journal of Research in Indian Medicine (IJ-RIM) the right to (Electronically and print) publish on website www.ayurline.in and distribute the said manuscript and to create a derivative print work from the said manuscript. The assignment shall be effective so long as the manuscript is available on online networks.
2- I (we) shall remain the owner of the copyright in said manuscript. I (we) may publish the manuscript in any other journal or medium but such publication must include the notice that the manuscript was first published by Ayurline: International Journal of Research in Indian Medicine (IJ-RIM) Journals including reference to the corresponding issue.
3- I (we) agree to hold the publisher of the Journal, Ayurline: International Journal of Research in Indian Medicine (IJ-RIM) harmless for any unauthorized use of the paper by the journal subscribers.
4- I (we) confirm that I (we) have obtained all the necessary all permissions to include in the paper items such as quotations, figures, and the results of government-sponsored research/private or individual publishers/owners.
5- I (we) enclose where necessary written permission of authors and publishers to use any copyright material (previously published figures and tables).
6- I (we) confirm that after the publication of my (our) manuscript in Ayurline: International Journal of Research in Indian Medicine (IJ-RIM), the publisher has the sole authority of the paper/Research Article. The publisher has the authority to use the content of the whole paper or part of it, in an edited book, or other mediums or withdraw (unpublish) the article without the permission of authors.
8- If I / We found victims of plagiarism, (साहितà¥à¤¯à¤¿à¤• चोरी) (e.g. text, images, videos etc.) I/ We sole responsible for such legal matters. I/We also declared that the Chief Editor/Publisher, Editorial Board of this Ayurline: International Journal of Research in Indian Medicine (IJ-RIM) Journal does not have any responsibility for plagiarism. Publisher shall not become any party in any legal matter and if any case is filed in court against plagiarisms or any copyright-related issues all expenses/Penalties should be paid/borne by me/we (Authors). I shall be obliged to pay all the costs of the court case if any happened in future.
7 -I voluntarily agreed to pay the necessary non-refundable evaluation fees of the my article, which are not the publication Charges. Â
8 - All disputes subject to Kurla, Mumbai court jurisdiction. This Copyright Licensing Agreement comes into force the day of sending this completed electronic form.
