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Principleसिद्धांत

Autumn (sharad)

शरद् ऋतु · शरद्

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Names and synonyms

Sanskrit
शरद्शरत्
Hindi
शरद् ऋतुशरद ऋतु
English
Autumnautumnsharad
Romanized
sharad

What the text says

Each statement reports the source, with its chapter, page and verse. Traditional descriptions are not presented as proven medical facts.

Definition1

  • Autumn (śarad) is placed in Āśvina and Kārtika and called constantly heat-causing; the editor's second scheme puts it in Kārtika and Mārgaśīrṣa (Agahan), and within each day midnight corresponds to it.

    Chapter 4 · p. 45 · v. 6Hindi commentaryTraditional description

How it develops1

  • Pitta is aggravated in autumn; the editor gives Kārtika–Mārgaśīrṣa for its aggravation and Mārgaśīrṣa for its elimination by purgation.

    Chapter 4 · p. 46 · v. 8Editorial noteTraditional description

Diet1

  • In autumn, food with ghee and sugar (and milk, in the verse) and with astringent items, and bitter and astringent drinks, are said to be wholesome, and water from rivers, wells or ponds is all suitable.

    Chapter 4 · p. 49 · v. 14Hindi commentaryTraditional description

Regimen1

  • A footnote says pitta is aggravated in autumn by the nature of the season, so purgation is given then.

    Chapter 3 · p. 35 · v. 45FootnoteTraditional description

Where else is this mentioned?

All references

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Quick facts

Content type
Principle
Categories
Time and season
Source pages with records
4
Pages naming it
2
Extraction tasks
T02, T03
Record id
concept_sharad