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# Ashtangasamgraha 10.2

Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 10.2

- **Language:** Sanskrit

### [10.2](https://indike.org/pramana/in.med.samhita.astangasamgraha.10.2)

vidhivihitamannapānamiṣṭendriyārthamāyatanamāyuṣo bruvate |  
  
yadāyattāni hyojastejodhātvindriyabalatuṣṭipuṣṭipratibhārogyādīni |  
  
tadindhanā cāntarāgneḥ sthitiḥ |  
  
agnimūlaṃ ca dehadhāraṇamiti ||  
  
amūrtāmiva mūrtaṃ ca mūrtaṃ vāmūrtavat sthitam ||  
  
tadyathā |  
  
kaphādudakekṣusāndrasurāpiṣṭaśukrasikatāśītaśanairlālāpramehāḥ daśa |  
  
pittāt kṣārakālanīlahāridramāñjiṣṭhaśoṇitamehāḥ ṣaṭ |  
  
vātādvasāmajjahastimadhumehāścatvāra iti ||  
  
pravāhaṇapraviṣṭaṃ cārśo 'bhivīkṣyapicuplotakayoranyatareṇāvaguṇṭhitayā śalākayotpīḍya yathoktavidhināgnikṣārābhyāmupācaret samyaṅnirvāpayecca ||  
  
jāyate 'bhihate citte cintāśokabhayādibhiḥ ||

> Food and drink prescribed according to the rules, agreeable to the sense faculties, they declare to be the basis of life;  
> for upon it depend vital essence, vigor, bodily tissues, the faculties, strength, contentment, nourishment, intellect, health, and so forth;  
> and the maintenance of the internal digestive fire has that as its fuel;  
> and the sustenance of the body has the digestive fire as its root.  
> Standing as if embodied though formless, or as if formless though embodied.  
> Namely:  
> ten urinary disorders from kapha: water-like, sugar-cane juice, dense, surā liquor, flour-like, semen-like, sandy, cold, slow, and saliva urinary disorders;  
> six from pitta: caustic, black, blue, turmeric-like, madder-like, and blood urinary disorders;  
> four from vāta: fat, bone marrow, elephant-like, and honey urinary disorders.  
> And having observed the hemorrhoid that has entered the speculum, pressing it with a probe wrapped with either a pad of cotton or lint, one should treat it with cautery or caustic alkali according to the stated procedure, and properly extinguish it.  
> It arises when the mind is afflicted by worry, grief, fear, and so forth.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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