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| Vedic scholars regard Ayurveda as the most exalted of ''vedas'', and that which is said to be good for both the worlds for the human beings – the present and the after-life. [43] | | Vedic scholars regard Ayurveda as the most exalted of ''vedas'', and that which is said to be good for both the worlds for the human beings – the present and the after-life. [43] |
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− | ====Theory of samanya and vishesha:==== | + | ====Theory of ''Samanya'' and ''Vishesha''==== |
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| सर्वदा सर्वभावानां सामान्यं वृद्धिकारणम्| | | सर्वदा सर्वभावानां सामान्यं वृद्धिकारणम्| |
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| hrAsaheturvisheShashca, pravRuttirubhayasya tu||44|| | | hrAsaheturvisheShashca, pravRuttirubhayasya tu||44|| |
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− | The principle ‘samanya’ causes increase and the principle ‘vishesha’ causes decrease of all the existants at alltimes, both these effects are produced by their application in the body. [44] | + | The principle ''samanya'' causes increase and the principle ''vishesha'' causes decrease of all the existing elements at all times, both these effects are produced by their application in the body.[44] |
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| सामान्यमेकत्वकरं, विशेषस्तु पृथक्त्वकृत्| | | सामान्यमेकत्वकरं, विशेषस्तु पृथक्त्वकृत्| |
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| tulyArthatA hi sAmAnyaM, visheShastu viparyayaH||45|| | | tulyArthatA hi sAmAnyaM, visheShastu viparyayaH||45|| |
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− | Samanya (is the principle which ) enables to understand similarity (between objects), and vishesha (is the principle which) enables to understand distinction(between objects). Again similarity proposes similar purpose (or action) while dissimilarity has opposite one.[45] | + | ''Samanya'' (is the principle which ) enables to understand similarity (between objects), and ''vishesha'' (is the principle which) enables to understand distinction(between objects). Again similarity proposes similar purpose (or action) while dissimilarity has opposite one.[45] |
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| ====Tripod of living world and objective of publication of Ayurveda:==== | | ====Tripod of living world and objective of publication of Ayurveda:==== |