Guna Vijnaneeyam | Padartha vigyan | Part 1 | Bams 1st year | Simplified ayurveda

Welcome to an essential lecture on the Guna Vigyaniyam chapter of Padarth Vigyan! 🌿

This video provides a detailed and easy-to-understand explanation of 'Guna' (Qualities or Attributes), which is one of the fundamental concepts in Ayurvedic philosophy and a crucial Padartha (category of existence).

🔍 What You Will Learn in this Video:
Etymological Derivation & Definition (Lakshana): Understanding the precise meaning of Guna as per Ayurvedic and Darshana texts.

Classification of Guna: A comprehensive breakdown of the various types of Guna, including:

Gurvadi Guna (20 qualities): Detailed explanation of the 10 pairs of physical qualities (e.g., Guru/Laghu - Heavy/Light, Ushna/Sheeta - Hot/Cold) and their significance.

Paradi Guna (10 qualities): Understanding general qualities like Yukti (Planning), Sankhya (Number), etc.

Sartha Guna (5 qualities): The qualities related to the sense organs (Shabda, Sparsha, Rupa, Rasa, Gandha).

Adhyatma Guna (6 qualities): Qualities related to the mind and soul (e.g., Buddhi, Mana, Atma).

Guna Pradhanyata (Importance of Guna): Why the knowledge of Guna is vital for an Ayurvedic practitioner.

Practical & Clinical Application: How these qualities influence the Doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha), Dravya (Substances/Herbs), Rasa (Taste), and the overall process of Chikitsa (Treatment).

This lecture is a must-watch for BAMS 1st Year students preparing for theory and viva exams.

This video is edited by - Piyush shende

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