Kiyanta Shiraseeya Adhyaya: Difference between revisions

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*Sixty-two conditions of increased and decreased ''doshas'', including:

**25 conditions of increased ''doshas'':

#Three conditions of ''sannipata'' where one ''dosha'' is increased but the other two ''doshas'' are excessively increased in comparison.

***Three conditions of ''sannipata'' where one ''dosha'' is increased but the other two ''doshas'' are excessively increased in comparison.

#Three conditions of ''sannipata'' where two ''doshas'' are increased and one excessively increased

***Three conditions of ''sannipata'' where two ''doshas'' are increased and one excessively increased

#Six conditions of ''sannipata'' where one ''dosha'' is excessively increased, the second moderately increased and third slightly increased

***Six conditions of ''sannipata'' where one ''dosha'' is excessively increased, the second moderately increased and third slightly increased

#One condition of ''sannipata'' where all the ''doshas'' are equally increased

***One condition of ''sannipata'' where all the ''doshas'' are equally increased

#Six conditions of ''samsarga'' where one ''dosha'' is increased and the others excessively increased

***Six conditions of ''samsarga'' where one ''dosha'' is increased and the others excessively increased

#Three conditions of ''samsarga'' where both the ''doshas'' are equally increased

***Three conditions of ''samsarga'' where both the ''doshas'' are equally increased

#Three conditions of ''sannipata'' where single ''dosha'' is increased and others are normal

***Three conditions of ''sannipata'' where single ''dosha'' is increased and others are normal

**25 conditions of decreased ''dosha'': Here the ''doshas'' may be slightly decreased, moderately decreased or significantly decreased. The combinations follow the same pattern as above.

**12 conditions of ''sannipata'' where one ''dosha'' is normal, second is increased and the third is decreased.

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 *Sixty-two conditions of increased and decreased ''doshas'', including:
 **25 conditions of increased ''doshas'':
-#Three conditions of ''sannipata'' where one ''dosha'' is increased but the other two ''doshas'' are excessively increased in comparison.
+***Three conditions of ''sannipata'' where one ''dosha'' is increased but the other two ''doshas'' are excessively increased in comparison.
-#Three conditions of ''sannipata'' where two ''doshas'' are increased and one excessively increased
+***Three conditions of ''sannipata'' where two ''doshas'' are increased and one excessively increased
-#Six conditions of ''sannipata'' where one ''dosha'' is excessively increased, the second moderately increased and third slightly increased
+***Six conditions of ''sannipata'' where one ''dosha'' is excessively increased, the second moderately increased and third slightly increased
-#One condition of ''sannipata'' where all the ''doshas'' are equally increased
+***One condition of ''sannipata'' where all the ''doshas'' are equally increased
-#Six conditions of ''samsarga'' where one ''dosha'' is increased and the others excessively increased
+***Six conditions of ''samsarga'' where one ''dosha'' is increased and the others excessively increased
-#Three conditions of ''samsarga'' where both the ''doshas'' are equally increased
+***Three conditions of ''samsarga'' where both the ''doshas'' are equally increased
-#Three conditions of ''sannipata'' where single ''dosha'' is increased and others are normal
+***Three conditions of ''sannipata'' where single ''dosha'' is increased and others are normal
 **25 conditions of decreased ''dosha'': Here the ''doshas'' may be slightly decreased, moderately decreased or significantly decreased. The combinations follow the same pattern as above.
 **12 conditions of ''sannipata'' where one ''dosha'' is normal, second is increased and the third is decreased.