Tewari,P V (ed.)

Kasyapa Samhita or Vrddhajivakiya Tantra - Varanasi Chaukhambha Visvabharati 2020 - 792p.

CONTENTS
SŪTRA-STHANAM
(Section on fundamentals) (Chapter eighteen? on electuaries) Queries about electuaries and reply Formation of prakști i.e. somatic constitution Effect of somatic constitution on health Dosage schedule for children Indications for lehana (lickables or electuaries) Contraindications for lehana (lickables or electuaries) Selection of diet for children
Method of gold-licking and its effect
Recipes for lehana i.e. electuary
Chapter ninteenth
Features of breast-milk vitiated by grahas
Clinical features of child consuming different types of breast-milk
The praise-worthy wet-nurse
Principles of purification of breast-milk
Recipes for milk-purification
Galactagogue recipe
Milk-purifying recipe
Diet and mode of life during period of milk-purification
Indications for use of galactagogue drugs
Galactagogue diet and drugs
Properties of pure breast-milk
Disorders caused by impure breast-milk
Vajra articles
Etiopathogenesis of stana-kīlaka
General clinical features of stana-kīlaka
Clinical features of stana-kīlaka according to dominance of specific
Mode of expulsion of vajra from breast
Treatment of stana-kilaka
Reason for absence of stana-kilaka in wet-nurse
Effect of evil-eye on breasts and its treatment
Chapter twentieth
Queries about teeth-eruption
Period of dentition
Causes of early and late eruption of teeth according to sex
Inauspicious teeth
Types of teeth-eruption
Period of teeth-eruption and their effects
Chapter twentyfirst
Measures to increase ear-lobe
Qualities of physician fit to pierce ear-lobe
Chapter twentysecond
Sources of oleaginous substances
Comparative superiority of different oleaginous substances
Properties of ghṛta
Properties of oil
Properties of marrow and fat
Indication and qualities of unction
Season for consumption of oleaginous substances Anupāna (after drinks) for various oleaginous substances
Properties of hot water (as after drink)
Method of preparation of water
Contraindications for taking hot water
Mode of use of oleaginous substances
Period of unction (in exceptional cases and on the basis of dosas)
Doses of pure oleaginous substances
Indications for use of large dose of oleaginous substances
Indications for use of medium dose of oleaginous substances
Indications for use of small dose of oleaginous substances
Properties of all the three doses of oleaginous substances
Indications for use of ghrta
Indications and contraindications for use of oil
Indications for use of fat
Indications for use of marrow
Indications for unction
Contraindications for unction
Features of under-uncted person
Features of properly uncted person
Features of over-uncted person
Congenials before unction
Congenials and non-congenials after unction
Duration of unction
Purgatives for the person with soft bowel
Causes of easy purgation in persons with soft bowel
Symptoms of non-digestion of oleaginous substances
Treatment in doubt about digestion of oleaginous substances Symptoms of non-digestion of different oleaginous substances
Role of emesis in non-digestion of unction Features of proper digestion of unction
Use of unction as nasal instillation
Benefits of unction
Complications and treatment of improper use of unction Contraindications and other method for use of unction
Indication for use of unction to unfit person Indication of sudation before unction
Chapter twentythird
Queries about sudation
Indications for sudation in vitiation of vāta and kapha
Indication for use of avasthika (domestic) sudation
Sudation for different body-parts
Protection of eyes and cardiac region during sudation
Method of pleasurable sudation
Indication to discontinue the sudation
Features of excess-sudation and its treatment
Features of inadequate sudation and its management
Features of adequate sudation
Contraindications for sudation
Indications for sudation
Classification (types) of sudation Hasta-sveda (hand-sudation)
Indication of sudation according to age of children Effect of economical or social status of family on the child's health
Effect of excess or inadequate sudation upon a child Indication for pradeha-sveda (sudation with anointment)
Method of pradeha-sveda (sudation with anointment)
Method of nädi-sveda (pipe-sudation)
Method of prastara-sveda (bed-sudation)
Method of sankara-sveda (bolus-sudation)
Upanäha-sveda (poultice-sudation)
Avagäha-sveda (bath-sudation)
Chapter twentyfourth
Acts after cleansing measures
Features of properly cleansed person
Phased diet after cleansing measures
Complications of non-observance of phased diet and other mode of life
Features of properly digested diet
Features of non-digestion of food
Classification of ajirna (indigestion)
Specific features of different types of ajirnas (indigestions)
Prognostic features and treatment of ajirņas (indigestions)
Congenial diet in ajīrņa (indigestion)
Benefits of cleansing measures
Chapter twentyfifth
Features of headache
Features of earache
Features in diseases of mouth
Features of pain in the throat and ardita (facial palsy) Features of inflammation of adhijihvikā (epiglotitis)
Features of galagraha (diseases of throat)
Features of kanthaśotha (inflammation in throat)
Prodromal features of fever
Prodromal features of diarrhoea
Features of colic
Prodromal features of vomiting
Features of śvāsa roga (dyspnoea) and hiccough
Features of thirst
Features of änäha (flatulence)
Features of epilepsy and insanity
Features of dysuria
Features of prameha (urinary disorders)
Features of piles
Features of vesical calculus.
Prodromal features of erysipelas
Features of visücikä (cholera)
Features of alasaka (sluggish movements of intestines or paralytic ileus)
Features of diseases of eyes
Features of itching (dry and wet)
Prodromal features of disorders of ama
Features of pandu (anemia) and kāmalā (jaundice)
Features of madatyaya (wine intoxication)
Features of pinasa (coryza) and uroghāta (injury to chest wall)
Features of insect-bite
Features of graha rogas
Guidance to physicians
Summing up description
Guidance for treatment
Chapter twentysixth
Four pillars of treatment
Qualities of physician
Qualities of drugs
Qualities of patient
Qualities of attendant
Opinions about superiority of the patient or physician
Chapter twentyseventh
Types of diseases
Concept of disease and health
The purpose of treatment
Causes of exogenous and endogenous disease
Main seats of dosas Le, humours in the body
Pattern of appearance and treatment of exogenous and endogenous disease
What is ojas?
Articles increasing ojas (vital power)
Effect of equilibrium of humours
Appearance of diseases
Number of diseases exclusively due to vāta etc. single doșa
Disorders, functions and treatment of väta
Disorders, functions and treatment of disorders of pitta Disorders, features and functions of kapha and their treatment
Role of pañcakarma in väta etc. disorders
Diseases mentioned in the section dealing with treatment
Complications of diseases and principles of their treatment
Disorders of rakta (blood)
Principles of treatment in children
Chapter twentyeighth
Features predicting future of child
Types of psyche
Brahma satva
Prājāpatya satva
Arsa satva
Aindra satva
Yāmya satva
Vāruņa satva
Kaubera satva
Gandharva satva
Pure psyche and its general features
Asura satva
Raksasa satva
Paiśāca satva
Sārpa satva
Yakşa satva
Bhūta satva
Šakuna satva
Rajasa satva in general
Pāšawa satva
Mätsya satva
Vänaspatya satva
Tämasa satva in general
Basic characters of three psyche and their inter-relationship Influence of type of psyche including that of wet-nurse
The säras ie. essence of body
Features of twak-sära-child (having skin as constitutional essence) Features of rakta-sära child (having blood as constitutional essence)
VIMĀNA-STHANAM
(Third section on specific features)
(Chapter one? on specific features of karņāyajayāvaşṭhīvanam)
Chapter (two?) on approach to the disciple of the section on specific features
Induction of disciple
Qualities of disciple
Qualities of teacher
Instructions for disciples
Method of study, contraindications for study and method of starting the
practice after completion of study
Questions and answers about ayurveda
ŚĀRĪRA-STHANAM
(Fourth section on study of human body)
(Chapter one? on the human beings of different periods)
Number of seasons
Period and features of human beings of different ages
Process of evolution
Chapter (two?) on different clan of the section on study of human body
Fertilization and development of
Fetus in third month
Fetus in fourth month
Fetus in fifth month
Fetus in sixth month
Fetus in seventh month
Fetus in eighth month
Fetus in ninth month
Chapter (Three?) on descent of embryo of the section on study of human body
Birth in specific species
Development of different body-parts from various constituents
Chapter (four?) on detailed knowledge about the body of the section on human anatomy
List of bones of body
Ten seats of life
Organs of abdominal cavity
Types of body-channels
The veins of body
General structure of body
Body-pores
Quantity of various body-fluids
Age of ejaculation of semen
Chapter (five?) on principles of procreation of the section
on human body
Gross process of procreation and principles of treatment of infertility
Presence of śukra and śonita from childhood
Effect of impregnation on different days of menstruation
Effect of days of coitus on sex of fetus
Mode of life on fourth day of menstruation and method of coitus
Special procedure for putreşti yajña
The qualities of food and the food to be used in deficiency of dosas. dhātus and malas
Mode of life of pregnant woman
Features of onset of labour
Care of woman under parturition
Inference of sex by colour of show
Post-natal abnormal discharges
Effect of pains on labour
Management during labour
The features and management during second stage of labour
INDRIYA-STHANAM
(Fifth section on signs of life and death i.e. prognosis)
Chapter (one?) of prognosis on pharmaceutical and non-pharmaceutical treatments
Type of treatment and difference in osadha and bheşaja
Untreatable person
Bad prognostic features
Dreams denoting bad prognosis
Prediction about skanda graha
Prediction about skandāpasmāra
Prediction about skandapītā
Prediction about pundarīka
Prediction about revatī
Prediction about śuşkarevati and śakunī
Prediction about mukhamandikā
Prediction about pūtanā graha
Prediction about naigameşa
Bad prognostic features of fever
Fruitless dreams
Fruitful dreams
Auspicious dreams
Pacification of bad dreams
Importance of pediatrics
CIKITSITA-STHANAM
(Sixth section dealing with treatment)
Chapter (one?) on the treatment for fever
Chapter (two?) on the treatment for pregnant woman
Treatment of parikartikā i.e. anal fissure
Care of woman under parturition
Inference of sex by colour of show
Post-natal abnormal discharges
Effect of pains on labour
Management during labour
The features and management during second stage of labour
INDRIYA-STHANAM
(Fifth section on signs of life and death i.e. prognosis)
Chapter (one?) of prognosis on pharmaceutical and non-pharmaceutical treatments
Type of treatment and difference in osadha and bheşaja
Untreatable person
Bad prognostic features
Dreams denoting bad prognosis
Prediction about skanda graha
Prediction about skandāpasmāra
Prediction about skandapītā
Prediction about pundarīka
Prediction about revatī
Prediction about śuşkarevati and śakunī
Prediction about mukhamandikā
Prediction about pūtanā graha
Prediction about naigameşa
Bad prognostic features of fever
Fruitless dreams
Fruitful dreams
Auspicious dreams
Pacification of bad dreams
Importance of pediatrics
CIKITSITA-STHANAM
(Sixth section dealing with treatment)
Chapter (one?) on the treatment for fever
Chapter (two?) on the treatment for pregnant woman
Treatment of parikartikā i.e. anal fissure
Care of woman under parturition
Inference of sex by colour of show
Post-natal abnormal discharges
Effect of pains on labour
Management during labour
The features and management during second stage of labour
INDRIYA-STHANAM
(Fifth section on signs of life and death i.e. prognosis)
Chapter (one?) of prognosis on pharmaceutical and non-pharmaceutical treatments
Type of treatment and difference in osadha and bheşaja
Untreatable person
Bad prognostic features
Dreams denoting bad prognosis
Prediction about skanda graha
Prediction about skandāpasmāra
Prediction about skandapītā
Prediction about pundarīka
Prediction about revatī
Prediction about śuşkarevati and śakunī
Prediction about mukhamandikā
Prediction about pūtanā graha
Prediction about naigameşa
Bad prognostic features of fever
Fruitless dreams
Fruitful dreams
Auspicious dreams
Pacification of bad dreams
Importance of pediatrics
CIKITSITA-STHANAM
(Sixth section dealing with treatment)
Chapter (one?) on the treatment for fever
Chapter (two?) on the treatment for pregnant woman
Treatment of parikartikā i.e. anal fissur
Treatment of pravähikā ie dysentery
Treatment of edema
Treatment of jaundice
Treatment of cardiac-pain and diseases
Treatment of skin-disorder
Treatment of ürdhwaväta i.e, eructation
Treatment of hiccough and dyspnoea
Appetizers
Mode of life for pregnant woman
Chapter (Three?) on the treatment for woman having undergone difficult labour
Treatment of complication of difficult labour
Causes of diseases
The diseases afflicting the puerperal woman
Traivrta yoga for the treatment of puerperal disorders
Other drugs for puerperal disorders
Chapter (four?) on treatment for bāla grahas
Cause of affliction by revatī
Synonyms of revatī
Importance of revati
Şaşthi
Disorders caused by affliction of revati
Treatment of revati
Pūtană
Story about birth of pütanā
Treatment of pütanā
Principles of treatment of andhapūtanā and Sitapūtanā
Treatment of sitapūtanā
Treatment of kațapūtanā
Treatment of andhapūtanā
Story regarding birth of mukhamandikā
Treatment of mukhamandikā
Treatment of sitapūtanā
General treatment of all grahas
Chapter (five?) on the treatment for pliha-halimaka
Features of pliha-halimaka
Treatment of pliha-halimaka due to dominance of pitta Treatment of pliha-halimaka due to dominance of văta
Chapter (six?) on the treatment for udāvarta
Etiopathogenesis, clinical features, classification and prodromal features of udāvarta
Treatment of udavarta
Chapter (seven?) on the treatment for tuberculosis
Treatment of rajayakṣmā
Features and complications
Chapter (eight?) on the treatment for gulma
Classification and location of gulma
Etiopathogenesis of gulma
Prodromal features of gulma
Clinical features of gulma due to vāta
Etiology and features of gulma due to pitta
Features of gulma due to kapha
Features of gulma due to all the three combined doșas
Raktaja gulma
Etiopathogenesis of rakta gulma
Clinical features of rakta gulma
General characteristics of gulma
Principles of treatment
Treatment of gulma due to vāta
Purgation and diet in gulma
Recipes for gulma due to vāta
Congenial diet in gulma due to vāta
Other treatment of gulma due to vāta
Chapter (nine?) on the treatment for skin diseases
Prodromal features of kustha
Causes, clinical features, classification of kustha
Treatment of kustha
Principles of treatinent
Treatment of carmadala (dermatitis) due to vata
Treatment of carmadala (allergic dermatitis) due to pitta
Treatment of carmadala due to kapha
Concluding verses
Sixteenth chapter on the treatment of amlapitta (hyperacidity)
Etiopathogenesis
General clinical features
Clinical features of amlapitta due to väta, pitta and kapha
Principles of treatment
Treatment
Congenials in amlapitta (hyperacidity)
Contraindications in amlapitta (hyperacidity)
Other general consideration about disease
Advice for change of place and others in amlapitta (hyperacidity)
Complications/prognosis of amlapitta (hyperacidity)
Seventeenth chapter on treatment of inflammation/edema
Etiopathogenesis and classification of endogenous śotha (inflammation/edema
Causes of exogenous śotha (inflammation/edema)
General consideration about causes of aggravation of doșas
Period of increase and decrease in inflammation/edema caused by different dosas
Features of edema/inflammation due to väta
Features of edema/inflammation due to pitta
Features of edema/inflammation due to kapha Features of edema/inflammation due to sannipäta
Features of exogenous edema/inflammation
Locations indicative of bad prognosis
Importance of vayu in development of sopha (inflammation/edema)
Principles of treatment
Non congenials in śotha (edema/inflammation)
General treatment of sotha (inflammation/edema)
Treatment of sotha (inflammation/edema) due to vāta
Treatment of śotha (inflammation/edema) due to pitta Treatment of sotha (inflammation/edema) due to ślesmä
Treatment of exogenous šotha (inflammation/edema)
Complications of sotha and their treatment
Eighteenth chapter on treatment of colic
Etiopathogenesis of colic
Clinical features of colic due to väta, pitta and kapha (different dosas)
Treatment of colic due to vata
Treatment of colic due to pitta
Treatment of colic due to śleşmä
General treatment of colic
Ninteenth chapter on subsequent treatment of eight fevers
Etiology (of fevers)
Non congenials
Treatment of fever due to vāta
Treatment of fever due to väta with kapha
Treatment of general fever as-well-as principles of treatment of certain fevers
Treatment of fever due to sannipata (combination of all the three dosas)
(Twentyfirst chapter entitled specialities of honey)
Properties of honey
Twentysecond chapter on specialities of properties of milk
General description as-well-as properties of milk
Properties of cow's milk
Properties of buffalow's milk
Properties of goat's milk
Properties of milk of camel
(Twentythird chapter on special properties of water)
Definition of hamsodaka
Properties of water raining during hemanta etc. seasons
Effect of container on properties of water
Properties of untimely rained water
Properties of dew-water
Properties of river-water
Properties of spring-water etc.
Properties of potable water
Water unfit for drinking
Indications and contraindications of cold water
Indications for use of water along with diet
Properties and indications of hot water
Water fit to be used by child in different seasons
Twentyfourth chapter on special properties of meat
Indications for use of meat Properties of medicated general meat-soup Properties of meats of different animals The animals/birds having best meat Properties of meat of different body-parts Properties of fat, medas and marrow Properties of meat according to age, sex and body of the animal Properties of meat according to method of killing Concluding verses
Twentyfifth chapter on congeniality of place/country
Questions and answer about the places/country The places of eastern country, their specification
The sourthern place
REFERENCES
APPENDIXES
1. Weights and Measures of Kāśyapa-Samhitā
2. Deities, Demons and Sages of Kāśyapa-Samhitā
3. Cities/Countries of Kāśyapa-Samhitā
4. Recipes of Kāśyapa-Samhitā
5. Metals/Minerals of Kāśyapa-Samhitā
6. Flora of Kāśyapa-Samhitā
7. Fauna of Kāśyapa-Samhitā
8. Food-preparations of Kāśyapa-Samhitā


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