Veda Vijnana - I PDF Download

Author: Dr. Pratima
Publisher: Sankalp Publication
ISBN: 9394901795
Category : Education
Languages : en
Pages : 84

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Book Description
: With the advancement in innovation and technology, after many researches and studies modern medicine has emerged recently. Does it mean there were no diseases before modern medicine was introduced? Absolutely not. There have been many ancient ways of managing life style and diseases. Ayurveda being one among them. After understanding that there are many ways how a man can be afflicted with diseases, with the available resources of the ancient times, people practised Ayurveda. Many changes happen around us that may lead to ill health. Right from the food we intake, activities we perform, sort of people we involve with, the seasonal changes, the changes while the day, the changes at night etc. While these changes have an impact over body and its functions, a small change in the life style or diet or exercise also facilitates in balancing the bodily functions accordingly and health can be maintained. Therefore people emerged with few practices accordingly that can benefit maintain over all health. Few such practices have also been passed by the family members to their offspring. But now again with the changing era and differences in belief, it becomes a question as to why are they still to be followed and practised. Current generation needs a thorough understanding of the concept and as they have been under the influence of the modern era and modern understandings of concepts. In the present medicine, where everything is constantly changing and they change it by themselves by doing research on and often, Ayurvedic Principles remain intact and will definitely continue to remain intact. Yes there will be adoption to newer methods of therapy, newer ways of technicality, newer machinery etc, but the principles will remain the same. This book is intended to through some light on such Indian traditional practices which, by default, are considered as just a belief or some myth or some sort of spiritual practice or some sort of personal beliefs as well, which holds no value practically and scientifically. with an intent to make the readers believe that not everything is just for sake of a blind belief but also can be understood them in terms of scientificity and genuine health benefits.