An ayurvedic perspective of anatomy and physiology (shareera) of panchagnanedriya
Journal name: Journal of Ayurveda and Holistic Medicine
Original article title: An ayurvedic perspective of anatomy and physiology (shareera) of panchagnanedriya
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Year: 2016 | Doi: 10.70066/jahm.v4i2.302
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The body is divided into six parts majorly and as Shadanga shareera (Six part of body) and all these comprises of Anga and Pratyangas. The Shiras is said to be one among them and it is said to be Utthamanga
(superior) because all sense organs are located in Head. Achaya Vagbhata said while explaining Abhyanga
(Massage) especially Abhyanga (Massage) is done to Shiras (Head) and Shravana (Ear) the intension is to nourish all sense organs and prevent respective diseases related to that particular organ. Normally all sense organs have normal perception of their subject and when Atiyoga and Ayoga of these Indriyas may lead to different diseases related to sense organs.
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