Ashtangasamgraha 6.29
Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 6.29
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6.29
pānīyaṃ prāṇināṃ prāṇā viśvameva ca tanmayam |
ato 'tyantaniṣedhena na kvacidvāri vāryate ||
rasasya sāro raktaṃ malaḥ kapho lasīkā ca |
raktasya sāro māṃsaṃ kaṇḍarāssirāśca malaḥ pittam |
māṃsasya sāro medastvaco vasā ca kiṭṭaṃ karṇākṣināsikāsyaromakūpaprajananamalāḥ |
medasaḥ sāro 'sthisnāyusandhayaḥ kiṭṭaṃ svedaḥ |
asthnaḥ sāro majjā kiṭṭaṃ keśaromanakhāḥ |
majjñastu sāraḥ śukraṃ malokṣiviṭtvacāṃ snehaḥ |
śukrasya sāramojaḥ |
atyantaśuddhatayāsya malābhāvaḥ |
anye punarata eva tasya necchanti pākam |
apare punaḥ śukrasāraṃ garbhamevāmananti ||
śīghraṃ ca pratibudhyeta hṛtpīḍā vepathurbhramaḥ ||
pibedvā vāruṇīmaṇḍaṃ hidhmāśvāsī pipāsitaḥ ||
pūtīkarañjatvakpatraśaṭhīdevāhvarohiṣaiḥ |
satailaguḍasindhūttho virekauṣadhakalkavān ||
Water is the life of living beings, and the entire universe is made of it; / therefore, by absolute prohibition, water is nowhere forbidden. // The essence of lymph is blood, and the waste products are kapha and serum; / the essence of blood is muscle, tendons, and veins, and the waste product is pitta; / the essence of muscle is fat, skins, and adipose tissue, and the waste product is the dirt of the ears, eyes, nose, mouth, hair follicles, and genitalia; / the essence of fat is bone, ligaments, and joints, and the waste product is sweat; / the essence of bone is marrow, and the waste product is hair of head, hair of body, and nails; / but the essence of marrow is semen, and the waste product is the unctuous substance of the eyes, feces, and skin; / the essence of semen is vital essence; / on account of its extreme purity, there is no waste product for it; / but others, for this very reason, do not accept cooking for it; / yet others consider the embryo alone to be the essence of semen. // And he awakens quickly; pain in the chest, trembling, dizziness. // Or he should drink the supernatant of vāruṇī wine, if he has hiccup, dyspnea, and thirst. // With bark and leaves of pūtīkarañja, śaṭhī, devāhva, and rohiṣa, / together with oil, jaggery, and rock salt, possessing a paste of purgative drugs.
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- Āyurvedamahodadhi (Annapānavidhi section) — Suṣeṇa, Sanskrit
- Yogataraṅgiṇī (Trimalla) — Trimalla, Sanskrit
- Annapānavidhi — Suṣeṇa, Sanskrit