Ten divine herbs named in the commentary (guḍūcī, gokshura, vidhārā, śatāvarī, black agaru, bhallātaka, red and white punarnavā, vārāhīkanda and large cardamom), powdered in equal parts and taken one tola daily with milk, or each singly with milk, are said to make one more lustrous than the moon and the sun. The mixture includes bhallātaka.
Names and synonyms
- Hindi
- वज्रादि रसायन
- English
- Vajrī and other divine-herb rasāyana
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