SAMHITA AND SIDHANTA

Samhita refers to the ancient Ayurvedic texts that compile the knowledge, principles, and guidelines for diagnosis, treatment, and preventive care. These foundational scriptures serve as the basis for Ayurvedic practices, offering insights into herbal remedies, therapies, and lifestyle management. Sidhanta refers to the fundamental principles or doctrines of Ayurveda, which provide a theoretical framework for understanding the body, mind, and spirit's interconnectedness.

SHARIR RACHANA

Sharir Rachana is the Ayurvedic study of human anatomy and physiology. It focuses on the structure and function of the body, including the bones, muscles, tissues, and organs. Sharir Rachana provides a comprehensive understanding of the body's composition and its interrelationship with the mind and spirit. This branch of Ayurveda plays a crucial role in diagnosis and treatment, helping practitioners design therapies that restore balance and promote overall health based on the body’s natural structure and function.

Sharir Kriya SHARIR KRIYA

Sharir Kriya is the Ayurvedic study of the body's physiological processes and functions. It focuses on understanding the various metabolic and biological activities that sustain life, including digestion, circulation, respiration, and excretion. Sharir Kriya emphasizes the dynamic balance of the body's doshas (Vata, Pitta, and Kapha), dhatus (tissues), and malas (wastes). This branch of Ayurveda is essential for diagnosing imbalances and designing appropriate therapeutic interventions to restore health and vitality.