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Principleसिद्धांत

Spring (vasanta)

वसंत ऋतु · वसन्त

Extracted from the text4 references

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Names and synonyms

Sanskrit
वसन्तमधुऋतु
Hindi
वसंत ऋतुवसंतबसंत
English
Springspringvasanta
Romanized
vasantabasant

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

  • Spring, also called madhu-ṛtu because flowers and fruits flourish then, is placed in Caitra and Vaiśākha; the editor's second scheme puts it in Phālguna and Caitra, and within each day the forenoon corresponds to spring.

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

How it develops1

  • Kapha accumulated in hemanta is said to be aggravated in spring; the editor places this aggravation in Phālguna–Caitra and the elimination of kapha (by emesis) in Caitra.

    Chapter 4 · p. 46 · v. 8Hindi commentaryTraditional description

Regimen2

  • A footnote says kapha is aggravated in spring by the nature of the season, so emesis is given then.

    Chapter 3 · p. 35 · v. 45FootnoteTraditional description
  • In spring, mostly dry, alkaline (glossed as salty), astringent, bitter and pungent food and drink are said to be wholesome, and nasal therapy and emesis very beneficial.

    Chapter 4 · p. 49 · v. 12Hindi commentaryTraditional description

Where else is this mentioned?

Named 5 times on 4 pages. These are automatic name matches, so a few may refer to something else with the same name.

All references

Every page and verse of the source that this entry draws on.

Quick facts

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