Tarun Posted August 1, 2005 Author Report Posted August 1, 2005 tato hInA smRtA yoSA, hIna-kUrcA matA budhaiH ||53|| According to Videha SaMhitA: In ladies, hair number is less than stated above. Ergo, they r called hInAkUrcA = having less hair Quote
Tarun Posted August 1, 2005 Author Report Posted August 1, 2005 khala-tirna bhavet strINAM, yasmAt tal likhyate' dhunA | atyantasu kumArANAM, rajo duSTaM sravanti ca ||54|| avyAyAm aratAH yasmAt, tasmAn na khalati striyaH | vAyuH pittam zamaM yAti, vyAyAm aparivarjanAt | rajah sravaty ataH zuddir, jAyate sA na jAyate ||55|| No we shall write reasons y ladies don't bald. They r very tender; waste products exit via menstrual secretion. They don't indulge in exercise. (unlike today) Ergo they suffer not from baldness. Exercise avoidance alleviates vAyu & pitta. From menses their body becomes clean. Ergo they don't bald. ps - Perhaps those who do do so due to imitating men. Quote
Tarun Posted August 4, 2005 Author Report Posted August 4, 2005 athaupadhenavAt, cikitsA sAra sangrahAt rasAd raktaM visadRzAt, kathaM dehe'bhijAyate | rasasya ca na rAgo'sti, sa kathaM yAti raktatAm ||56|| According to Aupadhenava tantra & CikitsA sAra sangrha: Rakta looks different from rasa. How former is produced from latter in body? THere is no color in rasa. Quote
Tarun Posted August 5, 2005 Author Report Posted August 5, 2005 athaupadhenavAt, cikitsA sAra sangrahAt rasAd raktaM visadRzAt, kathaM dehe'bhijAyate | rasasya ca na rAgo'sti, sa kathaM yAti raktatAm ||56|| According to Aupadhenava tantra & CikitsA sAra sangrha: Rakta looks different from rasa. How former is produced from latter in body? THere is no color in rasa. ============= dravAd raktAt sthiraM mAMsaM, kathaM taj jayate nRNAm | drava dhAtoH sthirAn mAMsAn, medasaH saMbhavaH katham ||57|| Hos does it become red? Rakta is liquid in nature.Hos is mAMsa, solid in nature, produced from this rakta? How is medas, liquid in nature, produced from solid mAMsa? Quote
Tarun Posted August 12, 2005 Author Report Posted August 12, 2005 zlaxNAbhyAM mAMsa medobhyAM, kharatvaM katham asthiSu | khareSvastiSu majjA ca, kena snigdho mRdus tathA ||58|| How is medas, liquid in nature, produced from solid mAMsa? Asthi is rough natured. How is it produced from mAMsa & medas, both smooth-natured? How is majjA, unctuous & soft, produced within rough bone? Quote
Tarun Posted September 7, 2005 Author Report Posted September 7, 2005 majjnaz ca pariNAmena, yadi zukraM pravartate | sarva-deha-gataM zukraM, pravadanti manISiNaH | tahA'sthi madhya majjnaz ca, zukraM bhavati dehinAm ||59|| [caraka : cikitsA 15:22-26] 'tis stated zukra's produced by majjA's transformation. According to scholars, zukra pervades entire body whereas majjA is located only within bone. Then how is it possible zukra comes from majjA? Quote
Tarun Posted September 22, 2005 Author Report Posted September 22, 2005 chidraM na dRSyate's__nAM ca, tan niHsarati vA katham | kIdRzau raja-vIyauM ca, prottamau garbha-kArakau ||60|| No hole is found in bones. Then how semen comes out from these bones? Which rajas (ovum) & vIrya (sperm) type r suitable 4 conception? Quote
Tarun Posted September 29, 2005 Author Report Posted September 29, 2005 bAlAnAM zukram astIti, na vAstIti vada prabho | sa evaMm uktaH ziSyeNa, guruH provAca uttaram ||61|| Quote
Tarun Posted September 29, 2005 Author Report Posted September 29, 2005 bAlAnAM zukram astIti, na vAstIti vada prabho | sa evaMm uktaH ziSyeNa, guruH provAca uttaram ||61|| Do kids have semen? These questions were put forth by his disciples. Quote
Tarun Posted October 20, 2005 Author Report Posted October 20, 2005 saMsiddhAs tejasAhyApaH, zarIrasthena dehinAm | avyApannA prasannena, raktam ity abhidhIyate || (guruH provAca uttaram) inserted/continued Thereafter, preceptor replied: "Unpolluted Ap-dhAtu (liquid elements) of living creatures get(s) metabolised by body's unafflicted tejas (enzymes) as result of which rakta is produced." Quote
Tarun Posted November 10, 2005 Author Report Posted November 10, 2005 tataH suzrutaH rasa-raktayor abhedaM darzayan nAha 'rasAdeva striyA raktaM rajaH sanjnaM pravarttate ||63|| suzruta : sUtra 14:6 pravRttasya raktasya Rtu-jaM rajaH sanJam ucyate ity arthaH ||64|| DalhaNa : suzruta : sUtra 14:7 Difference betwixt Rasa & Rakta d'accord Suzruta Ladies' menstrual blood comes from rasa. Blood exiting during menstruation is called rajas. If u lose blood, u lose memory, no? SNL '80s Parody to Family Feud or some similar game show: To every question Jim Belushi asked _____ Jackson (blond woman) she replied "I don't know!" After a few times Belushi began to yell at her. At last he began strangling her. Quote
Tarun Posted November 17, 2005 Author Report Posted November 17, 2005 I don't know! I don't know! (strangle, strangle...) ============ "arttavaM zoNitam agneyaM, zukraM saumyam iti kRtvA agni agniSomIyo garbho bhavati| tasmAd artavasyAgneya tvam uktam, tat tasyApi kathaM nAgneya tvaM bhavati| tayoH svabhAva bhedAt ||65|| Both rakta (ordinary blood) & Arttava (mentrual blood) r produced from rasa which is saumya in nature. Even then they differ. Arttava zoNita (menstrual blood including ovum) is agneya (warm) while zukra (semen including sperm) is saumya (cool). Embryo forms by their combination, ergo its nature is agniSomIya (both warm & cool). Their natures do differ. Quote
Tarun Posted December 6, 2005 Author Report Posted December 6, 2005 tatrAha Arttava zoNituM tvAgneyam iti | Arttavanca tac choNitan ceti Arttava zoNitam | tu zabdo'trAva dhAraNe ||33|| [ulhaNaH suzruta : sUtra 14:8] It is said Menstrual blood is invariably Agneya (possessing heating property). Quote
Tarun Posted January 24, 2006 Author Report Posted January 24, 2006 raktaM punaH uSNaM zItanva madhuraM, snigdhaM raktaM ca varNataH | zoNitaM guru visraM syAd, vidAhazcAsya pittavad ||67|| Rakta (ordinary blood) is both uSNa (hot) & sIta (cold). It is sweet, unctuous reddish, heavy & foul-smelling. Like pitta it too causes vidAha (burning sensation). Quote
Tarun Posted January 31, 2006 Author Report Posted January 31, 2006 tathA ca vRddhAtreyAt atrApi ca mahAprAjna, jijnAsA varttate'parA | raktam eva rajah strINAM, kiM vA raktaM vinA rajaH ||68|| According to VRddhAtreya: Oh! Great Wiseman, there's another query about it. In women, whether rajas (menstrual blood) is identical to rakta (ordinary blood) or do they differ? Quote
Tarun Posted January 31, 2006 Author Report Posted January 31, 2006 iti tasya vacaH zrutvA, provAca RSi-pungavaH | Rtu-sambandha-jaM raktam, ArttavaM procyate budhaiH ||69|| Great sage replied, "Blood flowing during menstruation is called Arttava." Quote
Tarun Posted May 18, 2006 Author Report Posted May 18, 2006 strINAM garbhAzaye vAyur, yad raktaM labhate zanaiH | catvAro jalayo mAsAcyavate yoni-margataH ||70|| It accumulates in uterus & due to vAyu (air), it flows through genital tract during 4 days monthly. Quote
Tarun Posted August 24, 2006 Author Report Posted August 24, 2006 srutAva zeSAM tat prasthaM, raja ity ucyate budhaiH | srutAva zeSam athavA, yadi tiSThati vAdhikam ||71|| After flow, about 1 prastha (768 ml) remains within body which is called rajas. Sometimes this quantity is more or less than what is stated. Quote
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You are posting as a guest. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.