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<p style='text-align:justify;'>The important concepts of [[Ayurveda]] and their contemporary practices are published in this section. If you wish to contribute, then see the links [[Contribute_to_the_Charak_Samhita_New_Edition_Project|Contribute online ]] and [[guidelines for writing]] or contact us. </p> | <p style='text-align:justify;'>The important concepts of [[Ayurveda]] and their contemporary practices are published in this section. If you wish to contribute, then see the links [[Contribute_to_the_Charak_Samhita_New_Edition_Project|Contribute online ]] and [[guidelines for writing]] or contact us. </p> | ||
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==Basic learning of [[Ayurveda]]== | ==Basic learning of [[Ayurveda]]== | ||
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*[[Interactive session on Contemporary Ayurveda]] (Based on interactive session) | *[[Interactive session on Contemporary Ayurveda]] (Based on interactive session) | ||
*|[[Adhyapana vidhi|Teaching methods in Ayurveda (Adhyapana vidhi)]] | *|[[Adhyapana vidhi|Teaching methods in Ayurveda (Adhyapana vidhi)]] | ||
Revision as of 09:26, 29 December 2023
Concepts and Contemporary Practices
Total chapters: 159
The important concepts of Ayurveda and their contemporary practices are published in this section. If you wish to contribute, then see the links Contribute online and guidelines for writing or contact us.
Basic learning of Ayurveda
- What is Ayurveda (knowledge or science of life)?
- What is Shastra (science)?
- Tantrayukti (technical tricks to understand texts)
- Adhyayana (Methods of study and learning)
- Interactive session on Contemporary Ayurveda (Based on interactive session)
- |Teaching methods in Ayurveda (Adhyapana vidhi)
Fundamental Concepts of Ayurveda
- Prakriti (fundamental constitution)
- Deha Prakriti (somatic constitution)
- Manas Prakriti (psychological constitution)
- Purusha (holistic human being)
- Tanmatra
- Avyakta
Fundamental Concepts - Panchamahabhuta (five fundamental elements)
- Akasha mahabhuta (ether or space element)
- Vayu mahabhuta (air element)
- Agni mahabhuta (fire element)
- Jala mahabhuta (water element)
- Prithvi mahabhuta (earth element)
Fundamental Concepts of Ayurveda - Pramana (methods of acquiring knowledge)
- Pratyaksha pramana (knowledge by direct perception)
- Anumana pramana (knowledge by inference)
- Aaptopadesha pramana (knowledge by authoritative statement)
- Yukti pramana (knowledge by logical application)
- Upamana pramana (knowledge by analogy)
Fundamental Concepts of Ayurveda - Theories and applications- Siddhanta
- Kaarya Kaarana Siddhanta (cause and effect theory)
- Swabhavoparam vada (theory of natural destruction)
- Padartha
- Samanya Vishesha Siddhanta (Theory of similarity and dissimilarity)
- Samavaya ( Inseparable relationship)
- Abhava(Non existence)
- Disha (directions)
- Kala (Time)
Fundamental Concepts of Ayurveda pharmacology
- Dravya (matter or substance)
- Guna (qualities or properties)
- Karma (action)
- Rasa (taste and its pharmacology)
- Veerya (potency)
- Vipaka (post digestive effect)
- Prabhava (influencial effect)
- Satmya (adaptability or suitability)
- Aushadha Sevana Kala (times of administration of medicines, chronopharmacology)
Components of Health- Sharira & Dosha
- Ayu (life)
- Sharira (body)
- Srotas (Channels of transport and transformation)
- Marma
- Kala Sharira
- Dosha
- Vata dosha
- Pitta dosha
- Kapha dosha
Components of Health- Agni
Components of Health- Dhatu (body tissues or components)
- Rasa dhatu (body fluids)
- Rakta dhatu (blood tissue)
- Mamsa dhatu (muscle tissue)
- Meda dhatu (fats or lipid tissue elements)
- Asthi dhatu (osseous or bone tissue)
- Majja dhatu (marrow tissue)
- Shukra dhatu (reproductive tissue elements)
- Ojas (vital essence)
Components of Health - Mala (Excretory products)
Components of Health -Aatma,Indriya, Manas
- Aatma (soul or spirit)
- Indriya (sense and motor organs)
- Manas (Mind and mental health)
- Manovaha srotas
- Sattva (Purity and mental strength)
- Rajas (Activity and indulgence)
- Tamas (Ignorance and illusion)
- Buddhi (Intellect and intelligence)
- Dhriti (restraint)
- Smriti (memory)
- Prajnaparadha (intellectual errors)
- Dhairya (courage)
- Samadhi (deep meditation)
Concepts and Practices of Preventive and Promotive Health in Chikitsa
- Rasayana (rejuvenation and vitalizing therapy)
- Vajikarana (aphrodisiac or virility enhancing therapy)
- Dinacharya (daily regimen for health)
- Ritucharya (seasonal regimen for health)
- Nitya sevaniya - asevaniya Dravya (Daily consumable & non consumable foods)
- Ahara vidhi (dietary guidelines)
- Nidra (sleep)
- Brahmacharya
- Vyayama (exercise)
- Dhumapana
Fundamental Concepts of Diagnosis and Management in Ayurveda (Nidana) and (Chikitsa)
- Hetu (causes)
- Linga (symptomatology/features)
- Aushadha (therapeutics)
- Vikriti (abnormalities)
- Shatkriyakala (Six stages of disease evolution and treatment intervention)
- Kha vaigunya (defects in body systems)
- Vyadhi (disease)
- Rogamarga (disease pathways)
- Viruddha Ahara (incompatible food)
- Ama
- Ashayapakarsha
- Aupasargika vyadhi (Contagious diseases)
- Adharma
- Pranavaha srotas
- Udakavaha srotas
- Annavaha srotas
- Pramanatah Pariksha
- Samhanana Pariksha
Diagnosis and management of prevalent diseases
- Amavata
- Jwara (various fevers)
- Infectious diseases
- Cancer
- Acid peptic diseases
- Obesity and Metabolic Syndrome
- Cardiac diseases
- Neurological diseases
- Skin diseases in Integrative Medicine
- Psychiatric diseases
- Emergency medicine in Ayurveda
- Rheumatic diseases
- Kidney diseases
- Janapadodhvansa
- Udavarta
- Pakshaghata (hemiplegia)
Concepts and Practices in Chikitsa - Major therapies (shad vidha upakrama)
- Langhana (reducing/depleting/fasting therapy)
- Brimhana (nourishing therapy)
- Rukshana (drying or absorbing therapy)
- Stambhana (styptic or stopping therapy)
- Snehana (unction therapy)
- Swedana (sudation or fomentation therapy)
- Upavasa (therapeutic fasting)
Concepts and Practices in Chikitsa - Panchakarma (five therapeutic purification procedures)
- Panchakarma in modern lifestyle
- Deepana (therapy for kindling digestion)
- Pachana (therapy for promoting digestion)
- Vamana (therapeutic emesis)
- Virechana (therapeutic purgation)
- Basti (therapeutic enema)
- Nasya (intra nasal administration)
- Raktamokshana (blood letting therapy)
- Madhutailika Basti
- Vaitarana Basti
- Piccha basti
- Matra basti
- Yapana basti
- Asthapana basti
- Shirodhara