The Compendium of Bheḷa 3.5
Bheḷasaṃhitā 3.5
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3.5.1
guruvyādhirnaraḥ kaścinmūrtyā caiva balena ca | laghuvyādhiḥ naras tv anyaḥ sattvād ibhir ananvitaḥ ||
One man may have a severe disease [yet appear healthy] by bodily form and strength; / while another man may have a mild disease, but lack mental vigor and the like,
3.5.2
guruvyādhirivābhāti bhiṣak tatra pramuhyati | tatrālpamātraṃ bhaiṣajyaṃ sevitaṃ gururogiṇām ||
and thus appears as if severely diseased; the physician is bewildered in this matter. / If a small dose of medicine is administered there to the severely ill,
3.5.3
na nirdahatyataḥ sarvāndoṣānalpena tejasā | mūrchā chardistimitatā jṛmbhā ca gurugātratā ||
it does not burn up all the doshas because of its small power. / Fainting, vomiting, numbness, yawning, heaviness of the limbs,
3.5.4
tṛṣṇā santatabhāvaś ca bhavanty etāni tasya tu | mustā kuṣṭhaṃ haridre dve pragrahātiviṣāmayāḥ ||
thirst, and continuous fever—these occur for him. / Mustā, kuṣṭha, the two haridrās, pragraha, ativiṣā, āmayā,
3.5.5
bhallātakaṃ vayasthā ca citrakaḥ suradāru ca | etairāsthāpanaṃ tac ca kuryād gomūtrasaṃyutaiḥ ||
bhallātaka, vayasthā, citraka, and suradāru— / with these combined with cow's urine one should administer a non-unctuous enema,
3.5.6
pūrṇādiṣṭānadiṣṭāṃś ca tathā śāntiṃ niyacchati | āragvadhaṃ saptaparṇaṃ madanaṃ svādukaṇṭakam ||
and it provides relief for both fully manifest and unmanifest [disorders]. / Āragvadha, saptaparṇa, madana, svādukaṇṭaka,
3.5.7
śārṅgeṣṭāṃ kaṭukāṃ pāṭhāṃ naktamālaṃ savatsakam | etadāragvadhārthaṃ tu kuryād āsthāpanaṃ bhiṣak || || ṣaṣṭho ' dhyāyaḥ || athāta ṛtuvimānaṃ vyākhyāsyāma iti ha smāha bhagavān ātreyaḥ |
śārṅgeṣṭā, kaṭukā, pāṭhā, naktamāla, along with vatsaka— / for the purpose of āragvadha, the physician should administer a non-unctuous enema with these. / Sixth chapter. Now we shall explain the specific determination of seasons, thus said the venerable Ātreya.
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