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Line 35: + − <div style="text-align:justify;">Gotra, literally means cowshed. However, in common parlance, it denotes the progeny (or a clan) of a common male ancestor (usually, a rishi, or a sage). Atulya Gotra, or diversity in clans, is what the sages of antiquity professed, thus laying the foundation of genetics in [[Ayurveda]]. In this chapter, thirty six specific questions on a wide range of topics such as the contributing factors for embryogenesis, labor, sex determination of the embryo, congenital anomalies, transmigration of the [[aatma]], and related phenomena are answered in detail. Apart from these, causes of disease, treatment, preventive measures and the role of past and present deeds of one-self in causation of disease etc. are discussed. </div>+ − − Line 759:
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<big>'''Sharira Sthana Chapter 2. Different clans and aspects of the Human Birth '''</big>
<big>'''Sharira Sthana Chapter 2. Different clans and aspects of the Human Birth '''</big>
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<big>'''Abstract'''</big>
<big>'''Abstract'''</big>
<p style='text-align:justify;'>Gotra, literally means cowshed. However, in common parlance, it denotes the progeny (or a clan) of a common male ancestor (usually, a rishi, or a sage). Atulya Gotra, or diversity in clans, is what the sages of antiquity professed, thus laying the foundation of genetics in [[Ayurveda]]. In this chapter, thirty six specific questions on a wide range of topics such as the contributing factors for embryogenesis, labor, sex determination of the embryo, congenital anomalies, transmigration of the [[aatma]], and related phenomena are answered in detail. Apart from these, causes of disease, treatment, preventive measures and the role of past and present deeds of one-self in causation of disease etc. are discussed. </p>
'''Keywords''': Atulya-gotra,Shukra, [[Garbha]], Ojoshana, Beeja, Dwireta, Kliba, [[Prajnaparadha]], Pratikarma, Daiva, clans, genetics, paurusha.
'''Keywords''': ''Atulya-gotra,Shukra, [[Garbha]], Ojoshana, Bīja, Dwireta, Klība, [[Prajnaparadha]], Pratikarma, Daiva'' , and ''Paurusha''.
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*The prerequisites of a healthy conception include the selection of partner in terms of clan (''gotra'') , ovulatory period (''rajah-kshayante''), psychic component (''rahovisrishta''), posture during coitus (''mithuna'') and ''[[shukra]]''. The expectant couples have to be very conscious of these facts to achieve a healthy embryo.
*The prerequisites of a healthy conception include the selection of partner in terms of clan (''gotra'') , ovulatory period (''rajah-kshayante''), psychic component (''rahovisrishta''), posture during coitus (''mithuna'') and ''[[shukra]]''. The expectant couples have to be very conscious of these facts to achieve a healthy embryo.
*The word ''[[shukra]]'' denotes different components in both male and female. In a broad sense, it could mean the whole semen, sperm, ovum and sex hormones. Here it refers to sperm, also called ''sukshma-beeja''. [Chakrapani on Cha.Sa.[[Sharira Sthana 2/3]
*The word ''[[shukra]]'' denotes different components in both male and female. In a broad sense, it could mean the whole semen, sperm, ovum and sex hormones. Here it refers to sperm, also called ''sukshma-beeja''. [Chakrapani on Cha.Sa.[[Sharira Sthana]] 2/3]
*Consanguineous marriages have been practiced since long. Since such unions increase the chances of genetic disorders in the offspring, sages forbade it. Lord Atreya advised against consanguineous marriages, as indicated in [[Charak Samhita]].
*Consanguineous marriages have been practiced since long. Since such unions increase the chances of genetic disorders in the offspring, sages forbade it. Lord Atreya advised against consanguineous marriages, as indicated in [[Charak Samhita]].
*''[[Shukra]]'' has four ''[[mahabhuta]]'' before fertilization and fifth (''[[akasha]]'') joins after fertilization.
*''[[Shukra]]'' has four ''[[mahabhuta]]'' before fertilization and fifth (''[[akasha]]'') joins after fertilization.
#Dutta DC, 1998. Text Book of Obstetrics, edt. Konar L, 4th Edition, New Central Book Agency(P) Ltd. p173.
#Dutta DC, 1998. Text Book of Obstetrics, edt. Konar L, 4th Edition, New Central Book Agency(P) Ltd. p173.
#Dawn C.S, Text Book of Obstetrics and Neonatology, 12th Edt., Sreemoti Arati Dawn, p. 308.
#Dawn C.S, Text Book of Obstetrics and Neonatology, 12th Edt., Sreemoti Arati Dawn, p. 308.
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