Gaurav Soni, Neelam

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PG Department of Sharir Rachana,

National Institute of Ayurveda,

Jaipur - 302002

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Soni Gaurav

PG Scholar,

PG Department of Sharir Rachana,

National Institute of Ayurveda,

Jaipur - 302002

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Abstract

Ayurveda is a sacred science of life. In all the living beings the matter and energy is existing in the form of Dosha, Dhatu & Mala. As we know that the reading is the source of obtaining the information only. The knowledge of the subject demands precise manner of study which called Analysis. Since, ancient time grammar has been tool for understanding and writing various texts whether literal work or any scientific. As Sastras were written in Sutra Roopa, Vyakarana (grammar) has always turned to be helping hand in extracting true meaning.

‘Tarunasthi Namayante….”, which states the relation of  type of Asthi (bone) and type of Bhagna (fracture) generally occurring in them; citied from Nidana Sthana, giving sufficient proof of  clinical orientation of Acharya.  Classical grammatical analysis includes study of Dhatupada, their meaning, correlation with meanings in contemporary literature and their validation. After validation of we can say that principles both clinically and literally about classification of Asthi can be verified.  As each principle is accountable so, it is upon us to elaborate and understand it under present circumstances. We can say that knowledge of classical grammar is of extreme importance to bring out real meaning out of Sutras of classical text, thus making our principles more acceptable to new era and to take their maximum utilization in serving the nation.

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