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Study question (generated from the text)
Kapha entering the bladder with urine settles like mud in a new pot, is dried hard by heat and is broken by vata into sand-like grains.
Detailed answer
Verse 3 compares it to mud forming by itself at the bottom of a new pot of clear water. Verse 4 adds that strong vata breaks the dried kapha into two, three or many pieces, which lodge in the urinary passage and cause severe pain in the waist, groin, bladder and penis; a footnote says a stone broken up by vata is called sharkara.
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- Content type
- Question
- Source pages with records
- 2
- Pages naming it
- 0
- Chapters
- Chapter 13
- Extraction tasks
- T11
- Record id
- qa_T11_01