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2. 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:
 
2. 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]]).
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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]]).
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b)If people with similar wealth status ([[samanya]]) join a team and work with same strategy, then it leads to poverty reduction.
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b) If people with similar wealth status ([[samanya]]) join a team and work with same strategy, then it leads to poverty reduction.
    
3. 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>
 
3. 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>
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