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'''Ayu vis-à-vis Panchakosha:'''

'''Ayu vis-à-vis Panchakosha:'''

The concept of Ayu resembles and incorporates the Panchakosha Theory (Five interconnecting sheaths) of Yogic sciences’. The Annamaya and Pranamaya Kosha, which are the outermost represents the body component of ayu (sthula sharira), the Manomaya and Vijnanamaya Kosha represents the indriya and mana component of ayu (sukshama sharira) and Anandamaya Kosha represents the [[Atma]] component of ayu (karana sharira). Thus, the concept and components of ayu are comprehensive in all health aspects.

The concept of Ayu resembles and incorporates the Panchakosha Theory (Five interconnecting sheaths) of Yogic sciences’. The Annamaya and Pranamaya Kosha, which are the outermost represents the body component of ayu (sthula sharira), the Manomaya and Vijnanamaya Kosha represents the [[indriya]] and [[mana]] component of ayu (sukshama sharira) and Anandamaya Kosha represents the [[Atma]] component of ayu (karana sharira). Thus, the concept and components of ayu are comprehensive in all health aspects.

==Significance of every component of Ayu==

==Significance of every component of Ayu==