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THE PRINCIPLES OF AYURVEDIC DOCTRINE
According to Ayurveda what exists in the universe, it exists also in
the internal of every individual. DOSHA: VATA: Represents the principle of movement and activation. PITTA: Represents the transformation and production principle of energy and heat. KAPHA: Represents the principle of cohesion and structure. From these immaterial qualities the five fundamental elements (PANCHAMAHABUTA), which are the construction basis of universe and individual, take origin. |
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AKASHA – SPACE Is the container
VAJU – AIR
Is the force which gives
TEJAS – FIRE
Is energy, transformation,
JALA – WATER
They are cohesive forces of
PRITHVI – EARTH
They are the inorganic
and
The
variety of all living beings is determinate by the infinitive possibilities
of combination of the five fundamental elements. |
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