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Principleसिद्धांत

Proper action of a procedure (samyag yoga)

सम्यग्योग

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Names and synonyms

Sanskrit
सम्यग्योगयोग
Hindi
सम्यग्योगयोग
English
Proper action of a procedure (samyag yoga)

What the text says

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Definition1

  • Smoke that properly calms a strong disease is called yoga or samyag yoga; ayoga is use that makes the disease increase, and atiyoga is use of suitable drugs in too large a measure; these three are to be considered in every medicinal procedure.

    Chapter 23 · p. 551 · v. 47Hindi commentaryTraditional description

Signs and symptoms1

  • When head-purging acts properly (samyag yoga), the ears, throat, lips, eyes, mouth, palate and nose are well cleansed together with the strong kapha; physicians who know proper and excessive action are to aim at the proper one.

    Chapter 23 · p. 557 · v. 74Hindi commentaryTraditional description

Other1

  • The signs of proper, deficient (hinayoga) and excessive action given for smoking are to be understood for purgative preparations and for nasya as well.

    Chapter 23 · p. 558 · v. 76Hindi commentaryTraditional description

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Quick facts

Content type
Principle
Source pages with records
3
Pages naming it
0
Chapters
Chapter 23
Extraction tasks
T26
Record id
concept_samyak_yoga