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Anupan Darpana - An Insight into Therapeutic Vehicles is an ancient treatise of Ayurveda literature containing nine chapters written in Sanskrit language by Sri Jnarasa Ram Sharma. Concepts of Anupana (a fluid vehicle for medicine) narrated in Anupana Darpana plays prime role in metabolism of food and drug and multiple diseases can be managed through the administration of Anupana mentioned in this text.
In the present English translation, more importance has been ...
‘Jnana Bhaisajya Manjari’ is an unique text written by Shri Pandith Dattarama. He was the son of Mathura Krsna Lala. Was belonging to the city Mathura. As state by the author, the text was written in Vikramabdi 1952 and Sake 1818.
The text contains 82 slokas (verses). In the first verse author solutes his diety viz Lord Rama, Lord Siva and Lord Dhanwantari. In the last verse, the author says about the importance of the text. The starting colophon is ...
‘Vaidyamrta’ is a treatise of nectar for Ayurvesic Scholars. Its written by vaidya Moreswara in 1547 AD who was the resident of Ahmadanagar. As per the description of author its designed based on three aspects viz.:
1. Subject learnt by the author through teachers.
2. Informations gathered by experience of the author and contemparary experts.
3. Knowledge gained by author through previous treatises.
The text is simple form and the language is also ...
The text "Vaidya Vallabha" written by Hastiruchi, a jain scholar. It is belonging to the time period of 1673 AD 1726 AD. Different physical and mental ailments are addressed in 274 shlokas of 8 chapters. In this text many unique, special and simple medicinal preparations for different diseases are given and it is the highlight of the text.
Many drugs which were easily available in the local area are given much more importance in the treatment. Adding to ...
‘Manasa Prakriti’ a unique concept of Ayurveda plays a pivotal role in understanding the individual. Measures to maintain health and methods to manage diseases should be advised after the evaluation of ‘Manasa Prakriti’. More emphasis is given for shareerika prakriti’ in day to day practice, but the subtle and important ‘Manasa Prakriti’ is concealed till today. In the present work Concept of Manas with all its ...