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#Samanya Vishesha Principle- Key component in Ayurvedic treatment by Archana Mishra: This article narrates that samanya vishesha can be used in choosing the right medication. Due to [[samanya]] property, medications that can raise the decreased [[dosha]] and [[dhatu]] (due to similarities) can be used. Whereas due to [[vishesha]], medications that can lower the increased [[dosha]] and [[dhatu]] (due to dissimilarities) can be used.<ref>Samanya Vishesha Principle- Key component in ayurvedic treatment- by Archana Mishra, IAMJ, April, 2018, ISSN: 2320 5091.</ref>

#Samanya Vishesha Principle- Key component in Ayurvedic treatment by Archana Mishra: This article narrates that samanya vishesha can be used in choosing the right medication. Due to [[samanya]] property, medications that can raise the decreased [[dosha]] and [[dhatu]] (due to similarities) can be used. Whereas due to [[vishesha]], medications that can lower the increased [[dosha]] and [[dhatu]] (due to dissimilarities) can be used.<ref>Samanya Vishesha Principle- Key component in ayurvedic treatment- by Archana Mishra, IAMJ, April, 2018, ISSN: 2320 5091.</ref>

#Universal significance of the principle of [[samanya]] and [[vishesha]] beyond [[Ayurveda]] by Deep Narayan Pandey and Neha Pandey Prakash: This article indicates that Samanya Vishesha siddhanta has universal applicability beyond [[Ayurveda]].<ref>Universal Significance of the Principle of Samanya and Vishesha beyond Ayurveda- by Deep Narayan Pandey and Neha Pandey Prakash, JAIM, 3 November 2018.</ref> After illustrating the concept and features of [[samanya]] and [[vishesha]] few examples of universal applicability of [[samanya]] and [[vishesha]] beyond [[Ayurveda]] were portrayed as follows:

#Universal significance of the principle of [[samanya]] and [[vishesha]] beyond [[Ayurveda]] by Deep Narayan Pandey and Neha Pandey Prakash: This article indicates that Samanya Vishesha siddhanta has universal applicability beyond [[Ayurveda]].<ref>Universal Significance of the Principle of Samanya and Vishesha beyond Ayurveda- by Deep Narayan Pandey and Neha Pandey Prakash, JAIM, 3 November 2018.</ref> After illustrating the concept and features of [[samanya]] and [[vishesha]] few examples of universal applicability of [[samanya]] and [[vishesha]] beyond [[Ayurveda]] were portrayed as follows: a)Children try to copy the acts of their parents. The good behaviour increases the good behaviour of the children and vice versa (by the property of [[samanya]]). Thus, the anger issues children, if tried to solve by angry behaviour of parents, is found to increase the angry nature of the child ([[samanya]]). Whereas solving the angry nature of child by calm behaviour of parents is found to pacify angry nature of the children ([[vishesha]]). b)If people with similar wealth status ([[samanya]]) join a team and work with same strategy, then it leads to poverty reduction.

a)Children try to copy the acts of their parents. The good behaviour increases the good behaviour of the children and vice versa (by the property of [[samanya]]). Thus, the anger issues children, if tried to solve by angry behaviour of parents, is found to increase the angry nature of the child ([[samanya]]). Whereas solving the angry nature of child by calm behaviour of parents is found to pacify angry nature of the children ([[vishesha]]).

b)If people with similar wealth status ([[samanya]]) join a team and work with same strategy, then it leads to poverty reduction.

#Application of samanya vishesha siddhant in management of [[ama]] by Temkal Shital and Sawai Rajesh: [[Ama]] (incompletely transformed or metabolised food) is formed as a result of insufficient digestive capacity (agnimandya). The prevention of causes of agnimandya ([[samanya]]), implementation of procedures that cause exaggeration of digestive capacity (jatharagni) and procedures that have opposite features to that of [[ama]] ([[vishesha]]) helps in pacification of [[ama]]. Application of vishesha bhava (dravya vishesha like Aconitum heterophyllum (ativisha), Cyperus rotundus (nagarmotha)) are important for digestion of [[ama]] (amapachana).<ref>Application of Samanya Vishesha Siddhant in Management of Ama- by Temkal Shital and Sawai Rajesh Volume 10, Issue 6, 595-600, ISSN 2277– 7105, 10 May 2021.</ref>

#Application of samanya vishesha siddhant in management of [[ama]] by Temkal Shital and Sawai Rajesh: [[Ama]] (incompletely transformed or metabolised food) is formed as a result of insufficient digestive capacity (agnimandya). The prevention of causes of agnimandya ([[samanya]]), implementation of procedures that cause exaggeration of digestive capacity (jatharagni) and procedures that have opposite features to that of [[ama]] ([[vishesha]]) helps in pacification of [[ama]]. Application of vishesha bhava (dravya vishesha like Aconitum heterophyllum (ativisha), Cyperus rotundus (nagarmotha)) are important for digestion of [[ama]] (amapachana).<ref>Application of Samanya Vishesha Siddhant in Management of Ama- by Temkal Shital and Sawai Rajesh Volume 10, Issue 6, 595-600, ISSN 2277– 7105, 10 May 2021.</ref>

#Doctrines of samanya-vishesha siddhant in relation to the management of diseases by Ramteerth Sharma, Sunil K. Sharma, Mamta Tiwari, Anurag Pandey: Samanya Vishesha siddhanta helps maintain the equilibrium of vitiated [[dosha]]. Application of [[samanya]] leads to advancement of stages of diseases (shatkriyakala) and prevention of advancement of stages of diseases can be done by application of [[vishesha]]. More strength in [[visarga kala]] (rainy (varsha), autumn (sharada) and early winter (hemant season)) and decreased strength in [[aadan kala]] (late winter (shishira), spring (vasanta) and summer (grishma) season) is due to samanyavishesha. Daily routine ([[dinacharya]]), if applied in context of samanyavishesha gives better results. The best drugs (agryadravyas) and mahakashayas mentioned in Charaksamhita works with the principle of samanyavishesha. The increasing and decreasing of [[dosha]] and [[dhatu]]s to prevent their imbalance is by the theory of samanyavishesha. This theory helps in the treatment of [[ama]] too.<ref>Doctrines of Samanya-Vishesha Siddhant in Relation to Management of Diseases- by Ramteerth Sharma, Sunil K. Sharma, Mamta Tiwari, Anurag Pandey in Journal of Xi’an Shiyou University, Natural Science Edition, Volume 16 Issue 7 ISSN : 1673-064X</ref>

#Doctrines of samanya-vishesha siddhant in relation to the management of diseases by Ramteerth Sharma, Sunil K. Sharma, Mamta Tiwari, Anurag Pandey: Samanya Vishesha siddhanta helps maintain the equilibrium of vitiated [[dosha]]. Application of [[samanya]] leads to advancement of stages of diseases (shatkriyakala) and prevention of advancement of stages of diseases can be done by application of [[vishesha]]. More strength in [[visarga kala]] (rainy (varsha), autumn (sharada) and early winter (hemant season)) and decreased strength in [[aadan kala]] (late winter (shishira), spring (vasanta) and summer (grishma) season) is due to samanyavishesha. Daily routine ([[dinacharya]]), if applied in context of samanyavishesha gives better results. The best drugs (agryadravyas) and mahakashayas mentioned in Charaksamhita works with the principle of samanyavishesha. The increasing and decreasing of [[dosha]] and [[dhatu]]s to prevent their imbalance is by the theory of samanyavishesha. This theory helps in the treatment of [[ama]] too.<ref>Doctrines of Samanya-Vishesha Siddhant in Relation to Management of Diseases- by Ramteerth Sharma, Sunil K. Sharma, Mamta Tiwari, Anurag Pandey in Journal of Xi’an Shiyou University, Natural Science Edition, Volume 16 Issue 7 ISSN : 1673-064X</ref>