Comparative studies of Bhanumati and Nibandha Samgraha with special reference to Arista Vijnana (prognostic science)
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Original article title: Comparative studies of Bhanumati and Nibandha Samgraha with special reference to Arista Vijnana (prognostic science)
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Year: 2011 | Doi: 10.4103/0974-8520.92540
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Ayurveda is serving the mankind for centuries with a holistic approach. This system has preached to treat the diseases which are only curable by the physicians. It has advised the physicians to strictly avoid treating the incurable diseases. In order to assess the incurability of the diseases or the incurable state of a patient; this system has preached the signs and symptoms of incurability which are known as arista-vijnana, which have been described in Brhattrayi of Ayurveda. Though Caraka has placed them in a separate section of his treatise, Cakrapani and Dalhana have also spent a considerable portion in their commentaries dealing with arista-vijnana. They were two renowned scholars who have commented with a depth of wisdom on Susruta Samhita. In this paper, the author has tried to present the comparative and critical comments of both commentators based on Bhanumati and Nibandha Samgraha, respectively, over arista-vijnana as described in Sutrasthana of Susruta Samhita. Dalhana was greatly influenced by Caraka Samhita with regard to the prognostic science. On the other hand, Cakrapani repeatedly recognized the superiority of the indriya-sthana of Caraka Samhita with regard to analysis of prognostic science. Keywords: Arista, Bhanumati, Cakrapani, Dalhana, Indriya-sthana, Nibandha Samgraha
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