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ANNAVAHA SROTO VIKARA | EP 1 | UNDERSTANDING PACHANA KRIYA

Ayu-Chintana · 1:02:34

In this practice

Key teachings

  • Understanding Pachana Kriya (Ayurvedic digestive process)
  • Physiological explanations of digestive impairments (Mandagni, Vishamagni, Ajeerna) as per Ayurveda
  • Bridging Ayurvedic concepts with modern physiology
  • Analytical approach to Kriya Shareera (Ayurvedic physiology)

Ideal for

  • Ayurveda students and scholars
  • Healthcare practitioners interested in integrative physiology
  • Individuals seeking in-depth knowledge of Ayurvedic digestive principles

Lesson

Instructions

Explaining about the kriya shaareera of pachanakriya as per Ayurveda, which further facilitates the understanding of why mandagni? why vishamagni? why ajeerna?etc. Today tehre is a need for understanding Ayurveda part of physiological explanations related to each srotas where we have been deficient in understanding them though Acharyas have given such beautiful and vivid explanations in the Samhita.

This series is intended to fill that gap in understnading Ayurveda and modern physiologies from the shlokas of different Ayurveda Samhitas which bores a new analytical approach in students for understandig kriya shareera, samprapti, deviations in kriya shareera because of hetu, vyadhi vinischaya and chikitsa. It can be taken as an attempt to streamline the thinking pattern in students.

Hope you students make a good use of it.

Steps

  • Interpretation of Ayurvedic Samhitas
  • Analytical reasoning for understanding Samprapti (pathogenesis)
  • Methodology for diagnosing deviations in Kriya Shareera

Benefits

  • Enhanced understanding of digestive health from an Ayurvedic perspective
  • Improved analytical thinking for Ayurveda students and practitioners
  • Ability to identify root causes (hetu) of digestive imbalances
  • Facilitates a deeper comprehension of Ayurvedic diagnostics (vyadhi vinischaya) and treatment (chikitsa)

Practice summary

Level
intermediate
Duration
30 minutes
Equipment
none
Target areas
Digestive system (Annavaha Srotas)Ayurvedic physiology (Kriya Shareera)Pathophysiology and diagnostics
Energy
balancing

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