Describes chandramrita, a divine plant whose leaves wax and wane with the moon, drunk in one kudava of breast milk in the morning inside a three-walled, three-storeyed secluded house, followed by fasting, cold water, emesis and purgation, a milk diet, then rice with milk and ghee, and after a month a gradual return to the outside at night. The user is said to become godlike and radiant, able to overcome the great diseases, and to live a thousand purvakoti.
Names and synonyms
- Hindi
- चन्द्रामृत रसायनचंद्रामृत रसायन
- English
- Chandramrita rasayana
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