Archive for the ‘Ayurveda’ Category
Gruth- Types and medicinal impacts on human aliments
Quick Answer: In Ayurveda, medicinal clarified butter (Ghrita) made from Desi cows Ghee – especially when aged for around six months – is used to treat conditions ranging from depression, anxiety, and eye/ear disorders to ulcers and diabetic wounds. Different herbs are infused into the ghee to create specific Ghritas (such as Brahmi, Triphala, and Panchatikta) for mental health, digestion, fever, and skin care. Yeh Ayurvedic Ghrita therapy ab duniya bhar mein natural healing seekers ke beech increasingly popular ho rahi hai. Introduction Ghee sirf khane-pakane ki cheez nahi hai – Ayurveda mein ise ek powerful aushadhi (medicine) ki tarah bhi istemal kiya jaata hai. Jab pure Desi cow ghee mein specific herbs infuse kiye jaate hain, to woh Ghrita ban jaata hai – jiska upyog mental health, digestion, skin aur immunity ke liye centuries se hota aaya hai. Iss article mein hum jaanenge ki different types ke medicated ghee […]
Dhanyavad – Banglore for Kind Response at Nadi Parikshan Camp
Go-Chiktsa Seminar and Naadi Parikshan Camp; Bangluru. Naadi Parikshan Camp commenced at Bangluru by Vedic Academy for Panchgavya Education an initiative by Go-Kripa Products – Jasdan is another feather in its cap, in its step by step journey to serve Gau-Mata by creating public awareness about Gau –Chiktsa and Panchgavya medicine by conducting series of camp throughout the nation. The camp was conducted for four days from 18th September to 21st September at Bangalore in collaboration with several Gau lovers and Gau-Bhakta who have dedicated their lives to serve and conserve the Indian ‘Desi’ breeds of cows. The overwhelming response and cooperation by the local residents have not only encouraged us in our mission but has doubled our courage to pursue our efforts on a larger scale nationally and with Krishna willing Internationally too. The best part of the venture was the enthusiasm of the enrolled students who ardently learned […]
Nadi Vigyan Camp at Bangluru
समदोषः समाग्निश्च समधातु मलःक्रियाः। प्रसन्नात्मेन्द्रियमनः स्वस्थइतिअभिधीयते॥ — (सुश्रुत संहिता सूत्रस्थान १५/१०) An individual who is in a state of equilibrium of body’s; Dosha (humours), Jathra Agni (digestive fire),Dhatu (tissues) and Mal Kriya (Physiological functions of excretions etc.) and whose Aatma (soul), Indriya (senses) and Mana (Mind); all are happy, is considered as a Healthy individual. Ayurveda emphasizes the balance of body, mind and soul to achieve anatomical, physiological, mental and spiritual well being. One of the parameters of diagnosing of disease in Ayurveda relied on Nadi Parikshan. This ancient Vedic art could diagnose all kinds of ailments from Diabetes to cancer and many. In other words an expert Ayurvedic Practitioner could foretell the internal condition of the body by simply examining the pulse of an individual. It surpasses the use of costly modern day diagnostic techniques which may even produce harmful effects like radiation exposure etc. However in the […]
