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# Ashtangasamgraha 5.31

Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 5.31

- **Language:** Sanskrit

### [5.31](https://indike.org/pramana/in.med.samhita.astangasamgraha.5.31)

ucitairapi cāhārairyasmādasya vahanti na |  
  
doṣopaliptavadanā rasaṃ rasavahāḥ sirāḥ ||  
  
śleṣmā tu paraṃ sarvasandhibandhanamityuktaṃ prāk |  
  
netrāśritaṃ tu tejo bāhyatejasā svayoninā yogācchastramivāśmanā karmaṇyaṃ bhavati |  
  
atiyogādupahanyate |  
  
tacca vaidyutavad baḍavāmukhavaccāmbhomadhyagamapi vīryotkarṣāttejastvaṃ na jahāti |  
  
māṃsāsṛkkaphaprasādāttu jihvā jāyate |  
  
māṃsāsṛkkaphamedaḥprasādād vṛṣaṇāviti ||  
  
sarvotthe virasaṃ śokakrodhādiṣu yathāmalam ||  
  
palārdhikaṃ ca maricatvagelāpatrakesaram ||  
  
bastīn sarveṣu vā yuñjyāt parihāravivarjitān ||  
  
tvagasthimajjamāṃsādaiḥ pretairbahubhirāvṛtaḥ ||

> Because even with customary foods, the vessels carrying chyle do not transport chyle for him,  
> their mouths being smeared with doshas.  
> Moreover, śleṣman is the supreme binder of all joints, as has been said before.  
> However, the fiery light residing in the eye, through association with its source, the external light,  
> becomes operative, just as an iron weapon \[is sharpened\] by a whetstone;  
> by excessive union it is injured.  
> And that \[light\], like lightning and like the Submarine Fire,  
> even though located in the midst of water, does not lose its fiery nature owing to its superior potency.  
> From the clarified essence of flesh, blood, and kapha, the tongue is produced;  
> from the clarified essence of flesh, blood, kapha, and fat, the testes \[are produced\].  
> In \[fever\] born of all \[doshas\], it is unpalatable; in \[those born of\] grief, anger, and the like, according to the respective dosha.  
> And half a pala of black pepper, cinnamon, cardamom, patra, and saffron.  
> Or one should administer enemas free from strict regimens in all of them.  
> Surrounded by numerous pretas who eat skin, bones, marrow, and flesh,  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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## Translations (1)

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