Ayurved & New Era
Ayurveda is a Vedic structure that is derived from this earth on the basis of its creation, the name is associated with the Sanskrit word "JEEVAN KA GYAN", and the principles of this ancient wisdom remind us that the whole organ of life is complex. Form is interconnected. The five senses of life serve as portals between the inner and cosmic realms, because ethereal, air, fire, water and earth, the body has been created by the five great elements of this, which we also call "PANCHABHOOTA". If there was no Ayurveda today, there would not have been any system that worked for treatment, today all Ayurveda was researched and allopathic system was created, not only this, medical systems were modified by copying every principle, there is no medicine that is allopathic. Is not used within, it is given the form of synthetic through chemical based on all herbs,
Ayurveda combines these five elements in the basic types of energy and functional principles of the three threads which are present in everyone and everything. Since spiritualism is needed more than books to describe these principles, the spiritual thread to which this five elements were attached to the body is referred to in the Sanskrit words Vata, Pitta, Kapha in the Vedas. When any seeker or physician is willing to know about the symptoms or diagnose the patient, then with the help of this vat bile kafa, tell which disease has happened and how to treat it.
Everything we experience is a physical substance, an idea or feeling, certain qualities. The ancient texts of Ayurveda categorize these qualities - in Sanskrit called gunas - 10 pairs in reverse, making a total of 20 qualities (for example, heavy vs. light). Theoretically, everything in the universe can be described as having these gunas or qualities, including doshas. The foundation of Ayurvedic treatment depends on identifying when the sugarcane has become overpopulated or deficient, as it leads to somatic imbalance and disease. Ayurved applies opposite qualities to return to equilibrium.
Agni, the universal principle of transformation that manifests as our digestive fire, mediates between internal and external, converting food into bodily tissues and wastes; Interpret information in experiential knowledge and understanding between nutritional content and waste product. Ayurved eclipses the fire of the body to digest toxins that appear due to internal or external stressors, thereby ensuring optimal functioning of physical and mental work.
Taking advantage of these basic principles, Ayurved optimizes preventive well-being for each individual's unique constitution. In addition, ancient Ayurvedic doctors detailed the acute and chronic conditions (complete with causes, signs, and symptoms), and developed comprehensive holistic treatment protocols. Disease prevention and treatment are the twelve branches of Ayurved which are also adopted by Allopathic, all of them come under Ayurved, including:
- KAYACHIKITSHA-Internal Medicine
- BALACHIKITSHA- Paediatrics
- BHUTA VIDYA- Psychiatry
- SHALAKYA TANTRA -Treatment of ear, nose and throat
- SHALYA TANTRA- Surgery (not practiced in the United States today)
- AGADATANTRA- Toxicology
- STREE O PRASUTI TANTRA- Gynaecology & Obstratics
- JWARACHIKITSHA-Geriatrics and Rejuvenation
- VAJIKARANA- Rationalization- aphrodisiac therapy, fertility and conception
- SARIRA RACHANA VIGYAN- Anatomy Bone & Joints study
- SARIRA KRIYA VIGYAN- Physiology Organ and Muscle study
- RASHA SASTRA- Pharmacology study of chemistry
In addition, Ayurved offers one of the most comprehensive cleansing protocols in the world, known as Panchakarma. This ancient practice uses the five primary remedies to release and eliminate accumulated toxins from deep within the tissues, and return the dosha to its proper seats in the body. Ayurved provides renewed access to our natural intelligence. As a basic circadian medicine, Ayurved holds the key to resolving the ease of creating disconnects. Thus, this ancient medicine promises a more harmonious future for people and the planet.