The Amazing of Ayurvedic Herbs

AHARGANA	YEAR	VARA	NITYA YOGA	KARANA	DAYSTAR	LUNATION
1871954	5126	Fri	VRIDDHI	Pashu	MAKAM	EKADASI

Planet	Constellation	Longitude
Mercury	REVATI	353.4646
Mars	POORORUTTATHI	326.9676
Jupiter	KARTHIKA	27.2862
Venus	REVATI	353.1686
Saturn	POORORUTTATHI	321.3297
Moon	MAKAM	353.1686

No	Lord Hora	Hour/ Min
1	VENUS Hora	613
2	MERCURY Hora	713
3	MOON Hora	813
4	SATURN Hora	913
5	JUPITER Hora	1013
6	MARS Hora	1113
7	SUN Hora	1213

Stars Ideal for Travel

CHATHAYAM
POORORUTTATHI
UTHRATTATHI
REVATI
ASWATHI
BHARANI
KARTHIKA
ROHINI

For Start of Medicine Administration

Auspicious Stars

Chitra
Swati
Aswini
Rohini
Mriga
Aridra
Satabhisha
Pushya
Sravana

inuspicious Stars

Auspicious Weekdays

Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
SUnday

Downtide preferred for Therapy, as we want
the disease to go down

Uptide preferred for Tonics, as we want
the body health to go up.

Stars Ideal for Start of Therapyl

CHATHAYAM
POORORUTTATHI
UTHRATTATHI
REVATI
ASWATHI
BHARANI
KARTHIKA
ROHINI

For Start of Medicine Administration

Auspicious Stars

Chitra
Swati
Aswini
Rohini
Mriga
Aridra
Satabhisha
Pushya
Sravana

When a day of 1440 minutes,
Is divided by 48 which is the duration,
Of auspicious Time Muhurta,
We get Muhurtas thirty.

15 Diurnal Muhurtas,
Reckoned from Sunrise,
And 15 Nocturnal Muhurtas,
Reckoned from Sunset.

Each M is presided by a Star,
And so 30 stars rule 30 Ms.
The 16 Annabha stars are auspicious,
The rest 11 not.

Start and End are given in minutes,
To make computation easier.
To get Muhurta/ Electional Ascendant,
And auspicious Electional Time.

A powerful benefic rising,
Like Jupiter and Venus,
Least Doshas with Ascendant auspicious,
All these are great benedictions !

HERE ARE SOME GOOD MUHURTAS FOR THE DAY

More at https://www.eastrovedica.com/html/30muhurtas.htm

Star	Start	End
Anuradha	7	55
Dhanishta	9	34
Abhijith	12	1
Rohini	12	51
Satabhisha	16	7
Uthram	17	46

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The Amazing Power of Ayurvedic Herbs

By: Ben Tiew

Before the advent of modern medicine as we know it many cultures developed natural medicines called herbs. These cures usually came from plants and other natural substances which today can often be found in the kitchen.

Ayurvedic Medicine is a tradition of treating people holistically that has a history of treating disease and preventing illness through herbs and even some of your every day spices found in the kitchen.

A number of Indian plants or herbs and spices have found their way into the United States. Ginger, Gotu Kola, Gymnema, Cinnamon, Boswellia or Frankincense and East Indian Globe Thistle are just a few of the Indian herbs that can be found in your local herbalist store or even at the grocery store.

Ginger
used as a digestive aid this spice has been recommended to cure gas, colic and even decrease heart burn. It is also known as a tonic to increase vigor and as an anti-depressant. In India this herb is also known as Sunthi or Adrak

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Gotu Kola
Listed as a common herb in India this herb should not be confused with Kola Nut which is a different plant. In Ayurvedic herbalism this plant has many uses including wound healing, skin disorders, sedative effects and even seems promising as a blood pressure lowering herb.

Gymnema

Gymnema Sylvestre or Gurmar has received a lot of press because it appears to block sugars. The first noticeable effect when a small amount is placed on the tongue is that the person stops being able to taste sweets. The theory is that it has a similar blocking effect internally. The actual effect may be that because you don't "taste" the sugar it doesn't trigger that "sweet tooth effect". When used with diabetics a decrease in blood sugar and insulin levels was noted with this Indian herb.

Cinnamon
In addition to being a key ingredient in mom's cinnamon rolls this spice has been used as a stimulant for hundreds of years by the Ayurvedic Herbalist. It is used commonly to alleviate tooth ache, rheumatism and as an astringent. The essential oil seems to have marked anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties also.

Boswellia

Also known as Frankincense this gummy residue is used externally for its anti-inflammatory properties and as an expectorant and immune system booster when taken internally. This tree is native to India and the Middle East.

East India Globe Thistle

Considered a tonic or energizer this herb also seems to have anti-diabetic qualities and may be found in compounds that promote anti-oxidant effects or that reduce blood sugar.

The list of Ayurvedic herbs is much longer than just these few. It is noteworthy that many of these herbs are also spices or foods such as apricot or licorice. The Ayurvedic tradition promotes the belief that food plays an important role in curing disease and promoting wellness. The precept that "we are what we eat" is not a new one it seems.

Taking herbs in place of medications is not without some risk. Many herbs contain potent substances which can create side effects as well as interactions with medications.

A common example is ginseng. Ginseng interacts with coumadin (a common blood thinner) and causes your blood to become even thinner.

Anytime you are considering taking an herb or supplement you should research the effects and side effects and as always if you are taking medications you should consult with your doctor before starting any herb or supplement.

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