Deerghanjiviteeya Adhyaya: Difference between revisions

Line 2,633:

Correct drug and knowledgeable [[physician]]s are the two important pillars of successful treatment. Therefore, it is necessary to know the qualities of correct medicine and a good [[physician]]. The drugs having all the requisite properties and actions required for cure a particular disease is considered as the proper drug. For a good [[physician]], it is necessary to have all the knowledge of the principles underlying the correct application of medicines. Sometimes a randomly prescribed medicine by a pseudo [[physician]] also succeeds in alleviating disease and in that case the credit is not his but it is just accidental. Thus, only that [[physician]] is best who has proficiency in the principle governing the use of a drug, knows all the aspects of the medicine to select and thus has the capability of curing the diseases. [Verse 134]

=== ~~Cause-effect principle of~~ [[~~ayurveda~~]] ===

=== [[Kaarya Kaarana Siddhanta]] ===

[[Ayurveda]] has a very scientific principle of ''~~karya~~-karana vada'' which says every action (''~~karya~~'') has its specific cause (''~~karana~~''). Therefore, on the basis of this principle, if the disease is cured, it can be said that a proper medicine having all the requisite curative properties and action has been administered. Similarly, if there is a success in curing a disease, it also implies that the [[physician]] is proficient in [[Ayurveda]] and is endowed with all the good qualities as envisaged in ''Khuddaka chatushpada''. [Cha.Sa.[[Sutra Sthana]] l0/ 6] [Verse 135]

[[Ayurveda]] has a very scientific principle of ''kaarya-karana vada'' which says every action (''kaarya'') has its specific cause (''kaarana''). Therefore, on the basis of this principle, if the disease is cured, it can be said that a proper medicine having all the requisite curative properties and action has been administered. Similarly, if there is a success in curing a disease, it also implies that the [[physician]] is proficient in [[Ayurveda]] and is endowed with all the good qualities as envisaged in ''Khuddaka chatushpada''. [Cha.Sa.[[Sutra Sthana]] l0/ 6] [Verse 135]

</div>

== More reading for vidhi vimarsha ==

[[Ayurveda]],[[Purusha]],[[Kaarya Kaarana Siddhanta]],[[Samanya Vishesha Theory]],[[Karma]],[[Panchamahabhuta]],[[Guna]],[[Dosha]],[[Aatma]],[[Indriya]],[[Manas]]

<big>'''[[Special:ContactMe|Send us your suggestions and feedback on this page.]]'''</big>

@@ Line 2,633: / Line 2,633: @@
 Correct drug and knowledgeable [[physician]]s are the two important pillars of successful treatment. Therefore, it is necessary to know the qualities of correct medicine and a good [[physician]]. The drugs having all the requisite properties and actions required for cure a particular disease is considered as the proper drug. For a good [[physician]], it is necessary to have all the knowledge of the principles underlying the correct application of medicines. Sometimes a randomly prescribed medicine by a pseudo [[physician]] also succeeds in alleviating disease and in that case the credit is not his but it is just accidental. Thus, only that [[physician]] is best who has proficiency in the principle governing the use of a drug, knows all the aspects of the medicine to select and thus has the capability of curing the diseases. [Verse 134]
-=== Cause-effect principle of [[ayurveda]] ===
+=== [[Kaarya Kaarana Siddhanta]] ===
-[[Ayurveda]] has a very scientific principle of ''karya-karana vada'' which says every action (''karya'') has its specific cause (''karana''). Therefore, on the basis of this principle, if the disease is cured, it can be said that a proper medicine having all the requisite curative properties and action has been administered. Similarly, if there is a success in curing a disease, it also implies that the [[physician]] is proficient in [[Ayurveda]] and is endowed with all the good qualities as envisaged in ''Khuddaka chatushpada''. [Cha.Sa.[[Sutra Sthana]] l0/ 6] [Verse 135]
+[[Ayurveda]] has a very scientific principle of ''kaarya-karana vada'' which says every action (''kaarya'') has its specific cause (''kaarana''). Therefore, on the basis of this principle, if the disease is cured, it can be said that a proper medicine having all the requisite curative properties and action has been administered. Similarly, if there is a success in curing a disease, it also implies that the [[physician]] is proficient in [[Ayurveda]] and is endowed with all the good qualities as envisaged in ''Khuddaka chatushpada''. [Cha.Sa.[[Sutra Sthana]] l0/ 6] [Verse 135]
 </div>
+== More reading for vidhi vimarsha ==
+[[Ayurveda]],[[Purusha]],[[Kaarya Kaarana Siddhanta]],[[Samanya Vishesha Theory]],[[Karma]],[[Panchamahabhuta]],[[Guna]],[[Dosha]],[[Aatma]],[[Indriya]],[[Manas]]
 <big>'''[[Special:ContactMe|Send us your suggestions and feedback on this page.]]'''</big>