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Deerghanjiviteeya Adhyaya (view source)
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, 17:14, 18 September 2017→Superiority of Ayurveda (over other Vedas):
''Ayu'' (life) implies the conjunction of physical body, senses, mind and soul and is known by the synonym ''dhari'' (that which sustains), ''jivita'' (that which is live), ''nityaga'' (that which is in continuum), and ''anubandha'' (that which is interdependent, or a link between past life and the future life). [42]
''Ayu'' (life) implies the conjunction of physical body, senses, mind and soul and is known by the synonym ''dhari'' (that which sustains), ''jivita'' (that which is live), ''nityaga'' (that which is in continuum), and ''anubandha'' (that which is interdependent, or a link between past life and the future life). [42]
====Superiority of Ayurveda (over other Vedas):====
====Superiority of Ayurveda (over other Vedas)====
तस्यायुषः पुण्यतमो वेदो वेदविदां मतः|
तस्यायुषः पुण्यतमो वेदो वेदविदां मतः|
vakShyate yanmanuShyANAM lokayorubhayorhitam ||43||
vakShyate yanmanuShyANAM lokayorubhayorhitam ||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]
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]
====Theory of samanya and vishesha:====
====Theory of samanya and vishesha:====