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Classical Indic Medicine II: History of Ayurveda 3

October 24, 2019UncategorizedBharatavarsha, History, Sci/Tech, TraditionsN.R.I.pathi

This is the Third in a Set of Articles on the History of Ayurveda. Post 3 will study an India, to some degree, turning receiver and synthesiser rather than merely transmitter. Whether these ideas and ultimately this form of … Read the rest

Book Discussion: Knower of the Field

September 4, 2019UncategorizedDharma, Discussion, Literature, Sci/Tech, SocietyShivoham

‘Knower of the Field’ is the second novel of Dr. Phalgun Prativadi, M. D., after ‘Being and Becoming’. This is a short post to pen some thoughts after a first reading of this book that continues the story of Dr. … Read the rest

Classical Indic Medicine II: History of Ayurveda 2

August 1, 2018UncategorizedBharatavarsha, History, Sci/Tech, TraditionsN.R.I.pathi

This is the Second in a Set of Articles on the History of Ayurveda. Post 2 will conduct a survey of Medical Personalities and Texts from Late Antiquity and the Medieval Period.

Continuation

Picking up from where we left … Read the rest

Classical Indic Medicine II: History of Ayurveda

July 18, 2018UncategorizedBharatavarsha, History, Literature, Sci/Tech, TraditionsN.R.I.pathi

Earlier this year, we published the first in our Series on Classical Indic Medicine, better known as Ayurveda. Today we continue with our next installment, History of Ayurveda. Due to the expansive nature of the topic, it will … Read the rest

Classical Indic Medicine I: Ayurveda

March 7, 2018UncategorizedDharma, High Culture, Sci/Tech, TraditionsN.R.I.pathi

Some aspects of Indic Epistemology may be arcane and little-discussed, while others may in fact be well-known and occupy centre-stage attention. When dealing with a living and breathing tradition, it becomes imperative to preserve the core traditional concepts while finding … Read the rest

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