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The required Textbooks are NOT included with the course, extensive audios and videos are included in the tuition. The textbooks should be purchased from the textbook suppliers listed here. If you do not have the required textbooks, you can expect to donate $1250 for the C.A.T. Distance Learning Program + $640 for Textbooks. This comes to approximately $728 investment for a 225 hour, 15 trimester unit course -- Quite a value.
Remember, no student is EVER turned away due to lack of funds. So, if you cannot afford $1250 please sign up for the course by making the donation that is within your budget.
Books for Level I Clinical Ayurveda Therapist (C.A.T.) Diploma $219
Books for Level II Clinical Ayurvedic Herbalist (C.A.H.) Diploma $297
Books for Level III Clinical Ayurvedic Herbalist Specialist (C.A.H.S.) Diploma $205
Books for Level IV Master Ayurvedic Herbalist (M.A.H.) Diploma $231
Total books required for all four levels (4 years of study) $952
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Books for Level I Clinical Ayurveda Therapist (C.A.T.) Diploma $ 75
Books for Level II Clinical Ayurvedic Herbalist (C.A.H.) Diploma $ 150
Books for Level III Clinical Ayurvedic Herbalist Specialist (C.A.H.S.) Diploma $ 200
Books for Level IV Master Ayurvedic Herbalist (M.A.H.) Diploma $ 250
Total optional books recommended for all four levels (4 years of study) $675
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The following books are required to be purchased by the student of the Level I 225 hours, 15 units long Clinical Ayurvedic Therapist (C.A.T.) Diploma Certification program. They are available for purchase from www.RedWing.com, www.Amazon.com or directly from the Ayurvedic Institute www.Ayurveda.com or from our Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute where indicated.
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| Course Titles: | Course Code | Required Textbook | Book Price |
| Level I: “Clinical Ayurvedic Therapist” (“C.A.T.”) 225 hours / 15 units | |||
| Shad Darshan: The Six Philosophies of Indian Medicine | HUM108 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Medicine Master Sutra – A Simple Explanation, 1997. BTTSOnline.org | $ 10 |
| History of Medicine and Religion - Medicines of World Cultures: World Models of Herbal Medicine | HIS108 | Adams, Patch, M.D., Gesundheit! – Bringing Good Health to You, the Medical System, and Society through Physician Service, Complementary Therapies, Humor and Joy, Rochester, Vermont: Healing Arts Press, 1998. www.Amazon.com | $ 10 |
| The Five Elements and Their Attributes | AYR108 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., Textbook of Ayurveda, Vol I, www.Ayurveda.com, www.Amazon.com | $ 40 |
| The Doshas and Their Subtypes: Physical Assessment Skills/Constitutional Analysis | AYR220 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., Ayurveda - The Science of Self Healing, Twin Lakes, WI: Lotus Press, 1984. www.Amazon.com | $ 9 |
| Agni, The Digestive Fire in Ayurveda | AYR230 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., Textbook of Ayurveda, Vol I, www.Ayurveda.com, www.Amazon.com | |
| Dhatus (Bodily Tissues) - I: Rasa, Rakta and Mamsa Dhatus | AYR240 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., Ayurveda: Science of Life, Sounds True Audio, 6 cassettes | |
| Dhatus (Bodily Tissues) - II: Meda, Asthi, Majja & Shukra/Artava Dhatus | AYR241 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., Textbook of Ayurveda, Vol I, www.Ayurveda.com, www.Amazon.com | |
| Srotamsi (Bodily Channels and Systems) | AYR250 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., Textbook of Ayurveda, Vol I, www.Ayurveda.com, www.Amazon.com | |
| Ojas, Tejas and Prana | AYR260 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., Textbook of Ayurveda, Vol I, www.Ayurveda.com, www.Amazon.com | |
| Ayurvedic Digestion and Nutrition Therapeutics I | NUT108 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., Ayurvedic Cooking for Self Healing, 2nd. ed., Albuquerque, NM: Ayurvedic Press, 2002, www.Ayurveda.com, www.Amazon.com | $ 15 |
| Williamson, Elizabeth, Major Herbs of Ayurveda, New York: Churchill Livingstone, 2002. ISBN: 0-443-07203-5. www.Amazon.com. | $ 50 | ||
| Ayurvedic Herbology I - 25 Herbs | HRB108 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., The Complete Book of Ayurvedic Home Remedies, New York, New York: Three Rivers Press (Random House), 1998. www.Amazon.com | $ 11 |
| Dick, Losang, M.A., ed., Ayurvedic Herbology Handbook, Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2003. | $ 45 | ||
| Conclusions of the Basics of Ayurveda | AYR190 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., Textbook of Ayurveda, Vol I, www.Ayurveda.com, www.Amazon.com | |
| Sanskrit Level I: Devanagari Alphabet, Transliteration, Mantras | SKT108 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., Great Compassion Mantra Verses, 1999. BTTSOnline.org | $ 7 |
| Sanskrit Level II: Ayurvedic Gunas-Dhatus-Agni-Ojas-Tejas-Prana-Srotas | SKT210 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., Textbook of Ayurveda, Vol I, www.Ayurveda.com, www.Amazon.com | |
| Sanskrit Level III: Ayurvedic-Buddhist-Yogic-Hindu Words and Definitions | SKT220 | Epstein, Ron, compiler, Buddhism A to Z, 2003, BTTSOnline.org | $ 22 |
| Ayurvedic Perspectives on Yoga Therapeutics | YOG108 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.T. Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| English Composition I: Ayurvedic, Shad Darshan Philosophy / History | ENG108 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Buddhism - A Brief Introduction - 1996, BTTSOnline.org | $ - |
| Clinical Ayurveda Therapist (C.A.T.) Diploma | Total Cost of Required Books for C.A.T. Phase of Study | $ 219 | |
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| Level II: “Clinical Ayurvedic Herbalist” (“C.A.H.”) 750 hours / 50 trimester units | |||
| Course Titles | Course Code | ||
| Western Medical Terminology I: Greek, Latin and Sanskrit Roots | WS301 | Dox, Ida G., Melloni, B.J., HarperCollins Illustrated Medical Dictionary, New York: HarperCollins, 2001. | $ 25 |
| Diagnosis: Assessment of Prakruti (Constitution) and Vikruti (Current State) I: Physical Assessment Skills/Constitutional Analysis | AYR320 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., Ayurveda: Science of Life, Sounds True Audio, 6 cassettes | $ 49 |
| Diagnosis: Assessment of Metabolism and Digestion (Agni) I - Ayurvedic and Tibetan Perspectives | AYR330 | Kulkarni, P.H., Prof., Ayurveda Nidan, 2nd. ed., Delhi, India: Sri Satguru, 2000. ISBN 81-7030-664-7 | |
| Pathology: Causes, Signs and Symptoms of Doshic Disorders I | AYR325 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., Textbook of Ayurveda, Vol I, www.Ayurveda.com, www.Amazon.com | |
| Pathology: Causes, Signs and Symptoms of Disorders of the Srotos (Channels and Meridians) I | AYR350 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., Textbook of Ayurveda, Vol I, www.Ayurveda.com, www.Amazon.com | |
| Diagnosis: Nidana-Panchakam I: Time & The Art of Clinical Assessment: Ayurvedic and Tibetan Perspectives | AYR355 | Kulkarni, P.H., Prof., Ayurveda Nidan, 2nd. ed., Delhi, India: Sri Satguru, 2000. ISBN 81-7030-664-7 | |
| Pathology: Nidana-Panchakam II: Disease Classifications, Prognosis, Etiology: Ayurvedic and Tibetan Perspectives | AYR360 | Kulkarni, P.H., Prof., Ayurveda Nidan, 2nd. ed., Delhi, India: Sri Satguru, 2000. ISBN 81-7030-664-7 | |
| Diagnosis: Nidana-Panchakam III: Prodromal/Cardinal Signs/Symptoms, Therapeutic Trials, Disease Process | AYR365 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., The Complete Book of Ayurvedic Home Remedies, www.Amazon.com | |
| Diagnosis: Nidana-Panchakam IV: Samprapti – The Six Stages of Disease Progression: Ayurvedic Perspectives | AYR370 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., The Complete Book of Ayurvedic Home Remedies, www.Amazon.com | |
| Diagnosis: Trividha Pariksha – The Methods of Acquiring Information - Ayurvedic Perspectives | AYR380 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., Ayurveda - The Science of Self Healing, Twin Lakes, WI: Lotus Press, 1984. www.Amazon.com | |
| Diagnosis: Ashtavidha Pariksha I -The Eight Methods of Diagnosis | AYR385 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., Secrets of the Pulse – Ancient Art of Ayurvedic Pulse Diagnosis, Albuquerque, NM: Ayurvedic Press, 1996, www.Ayurveda.com, www.Amazon.com | $ 22 |
| Diagnosis: Rugna Patrakam - Client Assessment I: History Assessment | AYR390 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Healthy Lifestyle - Daily and Seasonal Routines I - Ayurvedic Perspectives: Lifestyle/Wellness Counseling | SOC301 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., The Complete Book of Ayurvedic Home Remedies, www.Amazon.com | |
| Tanmatric Chikitsa (Senses – the Pathways of Inner Pharmacy) | ACU301 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., The Shurangama Sutra - Great Strength Bodhisattva's Perfect Penetration, 1997. BTTSOnline.org. ISBN: 088139307X | $ 5 |
| Ayurvedic Marma Acupressure Chikitsa (The Tactile Pathways of the Inner Pharmacy) | ACU324 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Ayurvedic Herbology II - Materia Medica - 75 Herbs | HRB301 | Gogte, V.M., Dr., Ayurvedic Pharmacology & Therapeutic Uses of Medicinal Plants, Mumbai, India: Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, 2000 | $ 70 |
| Ayurvedic Herbology III - Ayurvedic Pharmacology and Plant Chemistry | HRB310 | Tillotson, Alan Keith, The One Earth Herbal Sourcebook – Chinese, Western, Ayurvedic, New York: Kensington, 2001. Direct from the author: (302) 994-0465 or Amazon.com | $ 20 |
| Ayurvedic Therapeutics I - Kaya Chikitsa - Ayurvedic Remedies - 30 Herbal-Mineral Compounds | HRB320 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., The Complete Book of Ayurvedic Home Remedies, New York, New York: Three Rivers Press (Random House), 1998. www.Amazon.com | |
| Counseling / Psychology I - Ayurvedic - Buddhist - Western: Lifestyle/Wellness Counseling | PSY301 | Frawley, David, Ayurveda and the Mind, Twin Lakes, WI: Lotus Press, 1997. www.Amazon.com | $ 14 |
| Pancha Karma Massage, Cleansing and Rejuvenation I - Introduction | PKM301 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Food as Medicine I - Ayurvedic Dietary Therapeutics: Focus on Sustainable Healthy Vegetarian and Vegan Diets | NUT301 | ||
| Clinic-Ministerial I (Observations and Case Studies) | CLN301 | Gogte, V.M., Dr., Ayurvedic Pharmacology & Therapeutic Uses of Medicinal Plants, Pune, India, 2001. www.VedamsBooks.com | |
| Clinic-Ministerial II (Observations and Case Studies Pre-Internship) | CLN310 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., The Complete Book of Ayurvedic Home Remedies, www.Amazon.com | |
| Amitabha (Sukhavati) Sutra Study I - With both Sanskrit and English texts | SUT301 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Buddha Speaks of Amitabha Sutra, 1974. BTTSOnline.org ISBN: 0917512014 | $ 8 |
| Bhaisajya Guru (Medicine Master Buddha) Sutra Study I | SUT305 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Medicine Master Sutra – A Simple Explanation, 1997. BTTSOnline.org | |
| Shurangama Sutra Study I - Understanding the Universe and the Mind | SUT310 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Shurangama Sutra (Limited Edition Sutra Only) - 2001, BTTSOnline.org | $ 50 |
| Avatamsaka (Flower Adornment) Sutra Study I | SUT320 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Flower Adornment Sutra (Avatamsaka) Verse Preface, BTTSOnline.org | $ 7 |
| Prajna Paramita (Heart) Sutra Study I | SUT330 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Heart Sutra & Verses without a Stand, 1980, BTTSOnline.org | $ 8 |
| Great Compassion Heart Dharani (Mantra) Sutra Study I | SUT335 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., The Vast, Great, Perfect, Full, Unimpeded Great Compassion Heart Dharani of theThousand-handed, Thousand-eyed Bodhisattva Who Regards the Sounds of the World, 1976. BTTSOnline.org | |
| 400 B.C. Charaka's Charak Samhita Brihat Trayi Sutra Study I | SUT365 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| 200 B.C. Nagarjuna's Sushruta Samhita Brihat Trayi Sutra Study I | SUT370 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| 550 A.D. Vagbhata's Astanga Hridayam Brihat Trayi Sutra Study I | SUT375 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| 1300 A.D. Sharngadhara Samhita Laghu Trayi Sutra Study I | SUT385 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| 700 A.D. Madhava Nidanam Laghu Trayi Sutra Study I | SUT388 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| 1500 A.D. Bhavamishra's Bhavaprakasha Laghu Trayi Sutra Study I | SUT390 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Sanskrit Level IV: Devanagari Alphabet Reading and Writing | SKT301 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Sanskrit Level V: Sanskrit Mantras | SKT304 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Sanskrit Level VI: Ayurvedic-Buddhist-Yogic-Hindu Words and Definitions | SKT305 | Epstein, Ron, compiler, Buddhism A to Z, 2003, BTTSOnline.org | |
| Great Compassion Dharani (Maha Karuna or Da Bei Jiu) Sanskrit Mantra Study I | SKT310 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., Great Compassion Mantra Verses, 1999. BTTSOnline.org | |
| Great Compassion (Maha Karuna or Da Bei Jiu) Sanskrit Mantra Memorization I | SKT311 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., Great Compassion Mantra Verses, 1999. BTTSOnline.org | |
| Bhaisajya Guru (Medicine Master Buddha or Yao Shi Fou) Sanskrit and Tibetan Mantra Study I | SKT320 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Medicine Master Sutra – A Simple Explanation, 1997. BTTSOnline.org | |
| Great Compassion (Avalokiteshvara) Bodhisattva Nama Japa Sanskrit Mantra (Om Mani Padme Hum and others) Study II | SKT330 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Dharma Flower (Lotus) Sutra, Vol. XV (Chapter Twenty-five: The Universal Door of Guanshiyin Bodhisattva), 1998. BTTSOnline.org | $ 10 |
| 42 Hands and Eyes of Guan Yin's True Words Mantra Study I | SKT335 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., The Vast, Great, Perfect, Full, Unimpeded Great Compassion Heart Dharani of theThousand-handed, Thousand-eyed Bodhisattva Who Regards the Sounds of the World, 1976. BTTSOnline.org | |
| 42 Hands and Eyes of Guan Yin's True Words Mantra Memorization I | SKT336 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., Great Compassion Mantra Verses, 1999. BTTSOnline.org | |
| Shurangama Mantra (Ultimately Stable) Siddham Study I | SKT340 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Shurangama Mantra Verses & Commentary, City of Ten Thousand Buddhas, BTTSOnline.org | |
| Shurangama Mantra (Ultimately Stable) Siddham Memorization I | SKT341 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Shurangama Sutra - Volume 6, 1981, BTTSOnline.org - Adobe Acrobat e-Text | |
| Amitabha Nama Japa (Amitofou) Mantra Study I | SKT350 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Buddha Speaks of Amitabha Sutra, 1974. BTTSOnline.org ISBN: 0917512014 | |
| Shad Darshan II: The Six Philosophies of Indian Medicine | HUM301 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Shurangama Sutra - Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4, 1977-1981, BTTSOnline.org | |
| History of Medicine and Religion II - Medicines of World Cultures: History of American and Other Native World Herbalism | HIS301 | Crow, David, L.Ac., In Search of the Medicine Buddha – A Himalayan Journey, New York: Penguin Putnam, 2000. www.Amazon.com | $ 5 |
| Buddhist Vinaya and Yogic Yama Niyama Moral Precepts I: Lifestyle/Wellness Counseling | VIN301 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Sutra in Forty-two Sections Sutra, 1977, BTTSOnline.org | $ 5 |
| Understanding American Herbalist Guild (AGH) Ethics | VIN310 | Dick, Losang, M.A., ed., Ayurvedic Herbology Handbook, Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2003. | |
| English Composition II: Ayurvedic, Shad Darshan Philosophy / History | ENG301 | Epstein, Ron, compiler, Buddhism A to Z, 2003, BTTSOnline.org | |
| Maintaining Records for Practitioners | BIZ301 | Dick, Losang, M.A., ed., Ayurvedic Herbology Handbook, Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2003. | |
| Professional Networking & Referral for Practitioners | BIZ310 | Dick, Losang, M.A., ed., Ayurvedic Herbology Handbook, Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2003. | |
| Total Additional Cost of Required Books for C.A.H. Phase of Study only | $ 297 | ||
| Level II: “Clinical Ayurvedic Herbalist” (“C.A.H.”) 750 hours / 50 trimester units | Total Cost of Required Books for C.A.H. Certificate | $ 515 | |
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| Level III: “Clinical Ayurvedic Herbalist Specialist” (“C.A.H.S.”) 1,200 hours / 80 trimester units | |||
| Course Titles | Course Code | ||
| Western Medical Terminology II: Greek, Latin and Sanskrit Roots | WS401 | Dox, Ida G., Melloni, B.J., HarperCollins Illustrated Medical Dictionary, New York: HarperCollins, 2001. | |
| Western Anatomy I: Drawing Parallels with Ayurveda & Chinese Medicine | WS410 | Dox, Ida G., Melloni, B.J., HarperCollins Illustrated Medical Dictionary, New York: HarperCollins, 2001. | |
| Diagnosis: Assessment of Prakruti (Constitution) and Vikruti (Current State) II: Physical Assessment Skills/Constitutional Analysis | AYR420 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H.S., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Diagnosis: Assessment of Metabolism and Digestion (Agni) II - Chinese Perspectives | AYR430 | Pitchford, Paul, Healing with Whole Foods, 3rd, ed., Berkeley, CA: North Atlantic Books, 2002. | $ 25 |
| Pathology: Causes, Signs and Symptoms of Doshic Disorders II | AYR425 | Kulkarni, P.H., Prof., Ayurveda Nidan, 2nd. ed., Delhi, India: Sri Satguru, 2000. ISBN 81-7030-664-7 | |
| Pathology: Causes, Signs and Symptoms of Disorders of the Srotos (Channels and Meridians) II | AYR1250 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H.S., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Traditional Chinese Medicine Introduction: An Ayurvedic Analysis of the Fundamentals of TCM - Comparison and Contrast | TCM401 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H.S., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Tibetan Medicine Introduction: Teachers from H.H. the Dalai Lama's Tibetan Medicine and Astro Institute: An Ayurvedic Analysis of the Fundamentals of Tibetan Ayurveda - Comparison and Contrast | TIB401 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H.S., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Diagnosis: Nidana-Panchakam I: Time & The Art of Clinical Assessment: Integrated Chinese and Ayurvedic Perspectives | TCM455 | Molony, David, The American Association of Oriental Medicine's Complete Guide to Chinese Herbal Medicine: How to Treat Illness and Maintain Wellness With Chinese Herbs, New York: Berkley Publsihing Group, 1998. ISBN: 0425157059. www.Amazon.com | $ 10 |
| Pathology: Nidana-Panchakam II: Disease Classifications, Prognosis, Etiology: Integrated Chinese and Ayurvedic Perspectives | TCM460 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H.S., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Diagnosis: Nidana-Panchakam III: Prodromal/Cardinal Signs/Symptoms, Therapeutic Trials, Disease Process: Integrated Chinese and Ayurvedic Perspectives | TCM465 | Molony, David, The American Association of Oriental Medicine's Complete Guide to Chinese Herbal Medicine: How to Treat Illness and Maintain Wellness With Chinese Herbs, New York: Berkley Publsihing Group, 1998. ISBN: 0425157059. www.Amazon.com | |
| Diagnosis: Nidana-Panchakam IV: Samprapti – The Stages of Disease Progression: Integrated Chinese and Ayurvedic Perspectives | TCM470 | Molony, David, The American Association of Oriental Medicine's Complete Guide to Chinese Herbal Medicine: How to Treat Illness and Maintain Wellness With Chinese Herbs, New York: Berkley Publsihing Group, 1998. ISBN: 0425157059. www.Amazon.com | |
| Diagnosis: Chinese Medicine – Methods of Acquiring Information: An Ayurvedic Analysis of of TCM Diagnosis - Comparison and Contrast | TCM480 | Maciocia, Giovanni, Tongue Diagnosis in Chinese Medicine, Seattle, WA: Eastland Press, 1995. ISBN: 093961619X. www.Amazon.com | $ 45 |
| Diagnosis: Ashtavidha Pariksha II -The Eight Methods of Diagnosis - Focus Pulse and Tongue Diagosis | AYR485 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., Secrets of the Pulse – Ancient Art of Ayurvedic Pulse Diagnosis, Albuquerque, NM: Ayurvedic Press, 1996, www.Ayurveda.com, www.Amazon.com | |
| Diagnosis: Rugna Patrakam - Client Assessment II - An In-depth Ayurvedic Case Study Form: Interview and Case Taking Skills | AYR490 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H.S., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Healthy Lifestyle - Daily & Seasonal Routines II - Chinese Medicine Perspectives: An Ayurvedic Comparison: Lifestyle/Wellness Counseling | SOC401 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H.S., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Ayurvedic Aromatherapy Acupressure Chikitsa (The Olfactory & Tactile Pathways of the Inner Pharmacy): Lifestyle/Wellness Counseling | ACU424 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H.S., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Tillotson, Alan Keith, The One Earth Herbal Sourcebook – Chinese, Western, Ayurvedic, New York: Kensington, 2001. Direct from the author: (302) 994-0465 or Amazon.com | |||
| Ayurvedic Herbology IV - Materia Medica - 50 Herbs | HRB401 | Gogte, V.M., Dr., Ayurvedic Pharmacology & Therapeutic Uses of Medicinal Plants, Pune, India, 2001. www.VedamsBooks.com | |
| Ayurvedic Herbology V - Materia Medica - 20 Synergystic Herb Pairs - The Ayurvedic Art of Combining Pairs of Herbs - 10 Antagonistic Herb Pairs | HRB405 | Dick, Losang, M.A., ed., Ayurvedic Herbology Handbook, Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2003. | |
| Chinese Herbology I - Materia Medica - 25 Herbs Shared with Ayurveda: Examined from a Chinese and an Ayurvedic Energetic Perspective | HRB402 | Frawley, David, & Lad, Vasant, Dr., The Yoga of Herbs: Ayurvedic Guide to Herbal Medicine, Twin Lakes, WI: Lotus Press, 2nd. ed. 1984, 1998. www.Amazon.com | $ 13 |
| Tibetan Herbology I - Materia Medica - 15 Herbs Shared with Ayurveda | HRB403 | Tillotson, Alan Keith, The One Earth Herbal Sourcebook – Chinese, Western, Ayurvedic, New York: Kensington, 2001. Direct from the author: (302) 994-0465 or Amazon.com | |
| Western Herbology I - Materia Medica - 30 Herbs Shared with Ayurveda and TCM: examined from an Ayurvedic and Chinese Energetic Perspective | HRB404 | Frawley, David, & Lad, Vasant, Dr., The Yoga of Herbs: Ayurvedic Guide to Herbal Medicine, Twin Lakes, WI: Lotus Press, 2nd. ed. 1984, 2001. www.Amazon.com | |
| Plant Identification in Ayurveda, Tibetan, Chinese and Western Herbology | HRB406 | Dick, Losang, M.A., ed., Ayurvedic Herbology Handbook, Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2003. | |
| Ethical Wildcrafting and Sustainability: India, Tibet, China, Europe, USA | HRB407 | Tillotson, Alan Keith, The One Earth Herbal Sourcebook – Chinese, Western, Ayurvedic, New York: Kensington, 2001. Direct from the author: (302) 994-0465 or Amazon.com | |
| Harvesting: India, Tibet, China, Europe, USA | HRB408 | Tillotson, Alan Keith, The One Earth Herbal Sourcebook – Chinese, Western, Ayurvedic, New York: Kensington, 2001. Direct from the author: (302) 994-0465 or Amazon.com | |
| Field Identification Procedures & Safety : India, Tibet, China, Europe, USA | HRB409 | Gogte, V.M., Dr., Ayurvedic Pharmacology & Therapeutic Uses of Medicinal Plants, Pune, India, 2001. www.VedamsBooks.com | |
| Ayurvedic Herbology VI - Ayurvedic and Western Pharmacology and Plant Chemistry | HRB410 | Gogte, V.M., Dr., Ayurvedic Pharmacology & Therapeutic Uses of Medicinal Plants, Pune, India, 2001. www.VedamsBooks.com | |
| Chinese Herbology II - Chinese Pharmacology and Plant Chemistry | HRB411 | Tillotson, Alan Keith, The One Earth Herbal Sourcebook – Chinese, Western, Ayurvedic, New York: Kensington, 2001. Direct from the author: (302) 994-0465 or Amazon.com | |
| Herbal Formulation - Ayurvedic, Chinese and Western Perspectives | HRB415 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., The Complete Book of Ayurvedic Home Remedies, New York, New York: Three Rivers Press (Random House), 1998. www.Amazon.com | |
| Ayurvedic Therapeutics II - Kaya Chikitsa - Ayurvedic Remedies - 50 Herbal-Mineral-Metal-Gem Compounds | HRB420 | Kulkarni, P.H., Prof., ed, Ayurveda Therapy, Revised & Enlarged Edition, Delhi, India: Sri Satguru, 2001. ISBN 81-7030-694-9. www.vedamsbooks.com/no20599.htm | $ 28 |
| Chinese Herbal Therapeutics I - Kaya Chikitsa - TCM Remedies - 25 Herbal Compounds | HRB425 | Taylor, Mark, L.Ac., Chinese Patent Medicines - A Beginner's Guide, Santa Cruz, California: Global Eyes International Press, 1998. ISBN: 0-9662973-0-X | $ 20 |
| Basic Principles of Herbal Remedy Making - Ayurvedic, Chinese and Western Perspectives | HRB430 | Dick, Losang, M.A., ed., Ayurvedic Herbology Handbook, Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2003. | |
| Modes of Administration/Delivery of Herbals - Ayurvedic, Chinese and Western Perspectives | HRB455 | Dick, Losang, M.A., ed., Ayurvedic Herbology Handbook, Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2003. | |
| Maintaining an Herbal Apothecary-Dispensary-Pharmacy - Ayurvedic, Chinese and Western Perspectives | HRB460 | Dick, Losang, M.A., ed., Ayurvedic Herbology Handbook, Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2003. | |
| Herbal Raw Material Identification - Ayurvedic, Chinese and Western | HRB465 | Gogte, V.M., Dr., Ayurvedic Pharmacology & Therapeutic Uses of Medicinal Plants, Pune, India, 2001. www.VedamsBooks.com | |
| Laws Regarding Labeling and Dispensing Herbal Remedies - Ayurvedic, Chinese and Western | HRB470 | Dick, Losang, M.A., ed., Ayurvedic Herbology Handbook, Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2003. | |
| Herbal Dispensing Strategies - Ayurvedic, Chinese and Western Perspectives | HRB480 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H.S., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Western and Chinese Herb/Drug Interactions | HRB490 | Brinker, Francis, N.D., Herb Contraindications And Drug Interactions, 2nd. ed., Sandy Oregon: Eclectic Medical Publications, 1998. www.Amazon.com | $ 20 |
| Counseling / Psychology II - Chinese - Ayurvedic - Buddhist - Western: Lifestyle/Wellness Counseling | PSY401 | Clifford, Terry, Tibetan Buddhist Medicine and Psychiatry – The Diamond Healing, York Beach, ME: Samuel Weiser, 1990. www.Amazon.com | |
| Pancha Karma Massage, Cleansing and Rejuvenation II - Rasayanas / Adaptogens | PKM401 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H.S., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Food as Medicine II - Chinese Dietary Therapeutics: An Ayurvedic Analysis of the Fundamentals of TCM Diet - Comparison and Contrast | NUT401 | Pitchford, Paul, Healing with Whole Foods, 3rd, ed., Berkeley, CA: North Atlantic Books, 2002. | $ 25 |
| Clinic-Ministerial III (Observations and Case Studies Pre-Internship) | CLN401 | Adams, Patch, M.D., Gesundheit! – Bringing Good Health to You, the Medical System, and Society through Physician Service, Complementary Therapies, Humor and Joy, Rochester, Vermont: Healing Arts Press, 1998. www.Amazon.com | |
| Amitabha (Sukhavati) Sutra Study II - With both Sanskrit and English texts | SUT401 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Buddha Speaks of Amitabha Sutra, 1974. BTTSOnline.org ISBN: 0917512014 | |
| Bhaisajya Guru (Medicine Master Buddha) Sutra Study II - with both Sanskrit and English texts | SUT405 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Medicine Master Sutra – A Simple Explanation, 1997. BTTSOnline.org | |
| Shurangama Sutra Study II - Understanding the Sense Organs and the Proper Methods of Cultivation | SUT410 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Shurangama Sutra (Limited Edition Sutra Only) - 2001, BTTSOnline.org | |
| Avatamsaka (Flower Adornment) Sutra Study II | SUT420 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm. Flower Adornment (Avatamsaka) Sutra, BTTSOnline.org | |
| Prajna Paramita (Heart) Sutra Study II | SUT430 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Heart Sutra & Verses without a Stand, 1980, BTTSOnline.org | |
| Great Compassion Heart Dharani (Mantra) Sutra Study II | SUT435 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., The Vast, Great, Perfect, Full, Unimpeded Great Compassion Heart Dharani of theThousand-handed, Thousand-eyed Bodhisattva Who Regards the Sounds of the World, 1976. BTTSOnline.org | |
| 400 B.C. Charaka's Charak Samhita Brihat Trayi Sutra Study II | SUT465 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H.S., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| 200 B.C. Nagarjuna's Sushruta Samhita Brihat Trayi Sutra Study II | SUT470 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H.S., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| 550 A.D. Vagbhata's Astanga Hridayam Brihat Trayi Sutra Study II | SUT475 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H.S., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| 1300 A.D. Sharngadhara Samhita Laghu Trayi Sutra Study II | SUT485 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H.S., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| 700 A.D. Madhava Nidanam Laghu Trayi Sutra Study II | SUT488 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H.S., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| 1500 A.D. Bhavamishra's Bhavaprakasha Laghu Trayi Sutra Study II | SUT490 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H.S., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Sanskrit Level VII: Devanagari Alphabet Reading and Writing | SKT401 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H.S., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Sanskrit Level VIII: Sanskrit Mantras | SKT404 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: C.A.H.S., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Sanskrit Level IX: Ayurvedic-Buddhist-Yogic-Hindu Words and Definitions | SKT405 | Epstein, Ron, compiler, Buddhism A to Z, 2003, BTTSOnline.org | |
| Great Compassion Dharani (Maha Karuna or Da Bei Jiu) Sanskrit Mantra Study II | SKT410 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., Great Compassion Mantra Verses, 1999. BTTSOnline.org | |
| Great Compassion (Maha Karuna or Da Bei Jiu) Sanskrit Mantra Memorization II | SKT411 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., Great Compassion Mantra Verses, 1999. BTTSOnline.org | |
| Bhaisajya Guru (Medicine Master Buddha or Yao Shi Fou) Sanskrit and Tibetan Mantra Study II | SKT420 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Medicine Master Sutra – A Simple Explanation, 1997. BTTSOnline.org | |
| Great Compassion (Avalokiteshvara) Bodhisattva Nama Japa Sanskrit Mantra Study II | SKT430 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Dharma Flower (Lotus) Sutra, Vol. XV (Chapter Twenty-five: The Universal Door of Guanshiyin Bodhisattva), BTTSOnline.org | |
| 42 Hands and Eyes of Guan Yin's True Words Mantra Study II | SKT435 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., The Vast, Great, Perfect, Full, Unimpeded Great Compassion Heart Dharani of theThousand-handed, Thousand-eyed Bodhisattva Who Regards the Sounds of the World, 1976. BTTSOnline.org | |
| 42 Hands and Eyes of Guan Yin's True Words Mantra Memorization II | SKT436 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., Great Compassion Mantra Verses, 1999. BTTSOnline.org | |
| Shurangama Mantra (Ultimately Stable) Siddham Study II | SKT440 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Shurangama Mantra Verses & Commentary, City of Ten Thousand Buddhas, BTTSOnline.org | |
| Shurangama Mantra (Ultimately Stable) Siddham Memorization II | SKT441 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Shurangama Sutra - Volume 6, 1981, BTTSOnline.org - Adobe Acrobat e-Text | |
| Amitabha Nama Japa (Amitofou) Mantra Study II | SKT1250 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Buddha Speaks of Amitabha Sutra, 1974. BTTSOnline.org ISBN: 0917512014 | |
| Buddhist Vinaya and Yogic Yama Niyama Moral Precepts II | VIN401 | Hui Seng, Ven., The Buddha Speaks the Brahma Net Sutra - The Ten Major and Fourty-Eight Minor Boddhisattva Precepts, Part I and Part II, 1981. BTTSOnline.org | $ 20 |
| Understanding Buddhist Ethics: The Bodhisattva Precepts for Laypeople | VIN410 | DRBU Committee, Handbook of the Bodhisattva Precepts for the Laity, 2000, BTTSOnline.org | |
| English Composition III: Ayurvedic Herbology and Pharmacology | ENG401 | Gogte, V.M., Dr., Ayurvedic Pharmacology & Therapeutic Uses of Medicinal Plants, Pune, India, 2001. www.VedamsBooks.com | |
| Total Additional Cost of Required Books for C.A.H.S. Phase of Study only | $ 205 | ||
| Level III: “Clinical Ayurvedic Herbalist Specialist” (“C.A.H.S”) 1,200 hours / 80 trimester units | Total Cost of Required Books for C.A.H.S. Certificate | $ 720 | |
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| Level IV: “Master Ayurvedic Herbalist” (“M.A.H.”) 1,800 hours / 120 trimester units | |||
| Course Titles | Course Code | ||
| Western Medical Terminology III: Greek, Latin and Sanskrit Roots | WS501 | Dox, Ida G., Melloni, B.J., HarperCollins Illustrated Medical Dictionary, New York: HarperCollins, 2001. | |
| Western Anatomy II: Drawing Parallels with Ayurveda & Chinese Medicine | WS510 | Dox, Ida G., Melloni, B.J., HarperCollins Illustrated Medical Dictionary, New York: HarperCollins, 2001. | |
| Chemistry - Human Biochemistry for Non-Science Majors: Drawing Parallels with Ayurveda & Chinese Medicine | WS515 | Dox, Ida G., Melloni, B.J., HarperCollins Illustrated Medical Dictionary, New York: HarperCollins, 2001. | |
| Western Human Physiology: Drawing Parallels with Ayurveda & Chinese Medicine | WS520 | Dox, Ida G., Melloni, B.J., HarperCollins Illustrated Medical Dictionary, New York: HarperCollins, 2001. | |
| Western Pathology: Drawing Parallels with Ayurveda & Chinese Medicine | WS525 | Dox, Ida G., Melloni, B.J., HarperCollins Illustrated Medical Dictionary, New York: HarperCollins, 2001. | |
| Western Laboratory Findings Assessment: An Ayurvedic Perspective on Blood & Urine Analysis, X-Rays-Ultrasound-CAT-MRI-EKG, Hair Analysis | WS530 | Dox, Ida G., Melloni, B.J., HarperCollins Illustrated Medical Dictionary, New York: HarperCollins, 2001. | |
| Diagnosis: Assessment of Prakruti (Constitution) and Vikruti (Current State) III: Physical Assessment Skills/Constitutional Analysis: Pulse Diagnosis | AYR520 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., Secrets of the Pulse – Ancient Art of Ayurvedic Pulse Diagnosis, Albuquerque, NM: Ayurvedic Press, 1996, www.Ayurveda.com, www.Amazon.com | |
| Diagnosis: Assessment of Metabolism and Digestion (Agni) III - Chinese and Tibetan Perspectives | TCM530 | Clark, Barry, Dr., trans, Quintessence Tantras of Tibetan Medicine (Rgyud bzi), Ithaca, NY: Snow Lion Pubns, 1995. ISBN: 1559390093. www.Amazon.com | $ 20 |
| Pathology: Causes, Signs and Symptoms of Doshic Disorders III | AYR525 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., The Complete Book of Ayurvedic Home Remedies, www.Amazon.com | |
| Pathology: Causes, Signs and Symptoms of Disorders of the Srotos (Channels and Meridians) III | AYR550 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Traditional Chinese Medicine: An Ayurvedic Analysis of the Chinese Five Elements of TCM - Comparison and Contrast | TCM501 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Diagnosis: Nidana-Panchakam II: Time & The Art of Clinical Assessment: Integrated Chinese and Ayurvedic Perspectives | TCM555 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Pathology: Nidana-Panchakam III: Disease Classifications, Prognosis, Etiology: Integrated Chinese and Ayurvedic Perspectives | TCM560 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Diagnosis: Nidana-Panchakam IV: Prodromal/Cardinal Signs/Symptoms, Therapeutic Trials, Disease Process: Integrated Chinese and Ayurvedic Perspectives | TCM565 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Diagnosis: Nidana-Panchakam V: Samprapti – The Stages of Disease Progression: Integrated Chinese and Ayurvedic Perspectives | TCM570 | Maciocia, Giovanni, Tongue Diagnosis in Chinese Medicine, Seattle, WA: Eastland Press, 1995. ISBN: 093961619X. www.Amazon.com | |
| Diagnosis: Vedic Jyotish Astrology and Chinese Astrology – Methods of Acquiring Psychological / Health Information and Tendencies | AST108 | ||
| Diagnosis: Ashtavidha Pariksha III -The Eight Methods of Diagnosis - Focus Pulse and Tongue Diagosis | AYR585 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., Secrets of the Pulse – Ancient Art of Ayurvedic Pulse Diagnosis, Albuquerque, NM: Ayurvedic Press, 1996, www.Ayurveda.com, www.Amazon.com | |
| Diagnosis: Rugna Patrakam - Client Assessment III - An In-depth Ayurvedic Case Study Form: Record Keeping for the Clinical Herbalist | AYR590 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Healthy Lifestyle - Daily and Seasonal Routines I - Tibetan Medicine Perspectives: Ayurveda-TCM Comparisom: Lifestyle/Wellness Counseling | SOC501 | Clark, Barry, Dr., trans, Quintessence Tantras of Tibetan Medicine (Rgyud bzi), Ithaca, NY: Snow Lion Pubns, 1995. ISBN: 1559390093. www.Amazon.com | |
| Ayurvedic-Chinese Agni Karma (Moxa) and Rakta Moksha Chikitsa (Tactile Pathways of the Inner Pharmacy): Lifestyle/Wellness Counseling | ACU524 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Ayurvedic Herbology VII - Materia Medica - 50 Herbs | HRB501 | Gogte, V.M., Dr., Ayurvedic Pharmacology & Therapeutic Uses of Medicinal Plants, Pune, India, 2001. www.VedamsBooks.com | |
| Chinese Herbology III - Materia Medica - 30 Herbs examined from a Chinese and an Ayurvedic Energetic Perspective | HRB502 | Tillotson, Alan Keith, The One Earth Herbal Sourcebook – Chinese, Western, Ayurvedic, New York: Kensington, 2001. Direct from the author: (302) 994-0465 or Amazon.com | |
| Chinese Herbology IV - Materia Medica - Dui Yao - 20 Herbs Synergystic Herb Pairs - The Ancient Chinese Art of Combining Pairs of Herbs | HRB505 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Tibetan Herbology II - Materia Medica - 25 Herbs Shared with Ayurveda | HRB503 | Clark, Barry, Dr., trans, Quintessence Tantras of Tibetan Medicine (Rgyud bzi), Ithaca, NY: Snow Lion Pubns, 1995. ISBN: 1559390093. www.Amazon.com | |
| Western Herbology II - Materia Medica - 30 Herbs examined from an Ayurvedic and Chinese Energetic Perspective: Philosophy of Western Herbalism | HRB504 | Holmes, Peter, Energetics of Western Herbs , Vol. 1 & 2, ISBN: 0-890629-06-8 and 0-9623477-4-4 | $ 110 |
| Ayurvedic Therapeutics III - Kaya Chikitsa - Ayurvedic Remedies - 108 Herbal-Mineral-Metal-Gem Compounds | HRB520 | Kulkarni, P.H., Prof., ed, Ayurveda Therapy, Revised & Enlarged Edition, Delhi, India: Sri Satguru, 2001. ISBN 81-7030-694-9. www.vedamsbooks.com/no20599.htm | |
| Chinese Herbal Therapeutics II - Kaya Chikitsa - TCM Remedies - 20 Herbal-Mineral Compounds | HRB525 | Taylor, Mark, L.Ac., Chinese Patent Medicines - A Beginner's Guide, Santa Cruz, California: Global Eyes International Press, 1998. ISBN: 0-9662973-0-X | |
| Tibetan Herbal Therapeutics I - Kaya Chikitsa - Tibetan Himalayan Remedies from H.H. the Dalai Lama's Tibetan Medicine and Astro Institute - 10 Herbal Compounds analyzed from an integrated Indo-Sino-Tibetan Perspective | HRB526 | Clark, Barry, Dr., trans, Quintessence Tantras of Tibetan Medicine (Rgyud bzi), Ithaca, NY: Snow Lion Pubns, 1995. ISBN: 1559390093. www.Amazon.com | |
| One-Earth Therapeutics - Kaya Chikitsa - Integrated Ayurvedic-Chinese-Western Remedies for Heart Disease (Hrid Roga) | HRB531 | Tillotson, Alan Keith, The One Earth Herbal Sourcebook – Chinese, Western, Ayurvedic, New York: Kensington, 2001. Direct from the author: (302) 994-0465 or Amazon.com | |
| One-Earth Therapeutics - Kaya Chikitsa - Integrated Ayurvedic-Chinese-Western Remedies for Diabetes (Madhu Meha) | HRB532 | Tillotson, Alan Keith, The One Earth Herbal Sourcebook – Chinese, Western, Ayurvedic, New York: Kensington, 2001. Direct from the author: (302) 994-0465 or Amazon.com | |
| One-Earth Therapeutics - Kaya Chikitsa - Integrated Ayurvedic-Chinese-Western Remedies for Multiple Sclerosis | HRB533 | Tillotson, Alan Keith, The One Earth Herbal Sourcebook – Chinese, Western, Ayurvedic, New York: Kensington, 2001. Direct from the author: (302) 994-0465 or Amazon.com | |
| One-Earth Therapeutics - Kaya Chikitsa - Integrated Ayurvedic-Chinese-Western Remedies for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (Bala Ksyaya) | HRB534 | Pandey, Gyanendra, Anti AIDS (Ojaksaya) Drugs of Ayurveda, Delhi:India: Satguru, 2003, ISBN 81-7030-772-4 http://www.vedamsbooks.com/no31126.htm | $ 13 |
| One-Earth Therapeutics - Kaya Chikitsa - Integrated Ayurvedic-Chinese-Western Remedies for Arthritis (Ama Vata), Gout, Sciatica | HRB535 | Tillotson, Alan Keith, The One Earth Herbal Sourcebook – Chinese, Western, Ayurvedic, New York: Kensington, 2001. Direct from the author: (302) 994-0465 or Amazon.com | |
| One-Earth Therapeutics - Kaya Chikitsa - Integrated Ayurvedic-Chinese-Western Remedies for Obesity | HRB536 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., The Complete Book of Ayurvedic Home Remedies, www.Amazon.com | |
| One-Earth Therapeutics - Kaya Chikitsa - Integrated Ayurvedic-Chinese-Western Remedies for Asthma, Bronchitis, Rhinitis, Sore Throat, Flu and the Common Cold | HRB537 | Kulkarni, P.H., Prof., ed, Ayurveda Therapy, Revised & Enlarged Edition, Delhi, India: Sri Satguru, 2001. ISBN 81-7030-694-9. www.vedamsbooks.com/no20599.htm | |
| One-Earth Therapeutics - Kaya Chikitsa - Integrated Ayurvedic-Chinese-Western Remedies for Anxiety, Panic and Depression | HRB3210 | Kotecha, Rajesh, Concept of Atattvabhinivesha in Ayurveda, Jaipur, India: Publication Scheme, 2000. ISBN 81-86782-43-5. http://www.vedamsbooks.com/no17725.htm | $ 23 |
| One-Earth Therapeutics - Kaya Chikitsa - Integrated Ayurvedic-Chinese-Western Remedies for Anger and Rage | HRB539 | Dalai Lama, Healing Anger: The Power of Patience from a Buddhist Perspective, Ithaca, NY: Snow Lion Pubns, 1997. ISBN: 1559390735. www.Amazon.com | $ 10 |
| One-Earth Therapeutics - Kaya Chikitsa - Integrated Ayurvedic-Chinese-Western Remedies for Skin Problems | HRB540 | Kulkarni, P.H., Prof., ed, Ayurveda Therapy, Revised & Enlarged Edition, Delhi, India: Sri Satguru, 2001. ISBN 81-7030-694-9. www.vedamsbooks.com/no20599.htm | |
| One-Earth Therapeutics - Kaya Chikitsa - Integrated Ayurvedic-Chinese-Western Remedies for Pregnancy and Child Care | HRB541 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| One-Earth Therapeutics - Kaya Chikitsa - Integrated Ayurvedic-Chinese-Western Remedies for Female Reproductive Health (Arthava / Rajah / Stanya) | HRB542 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., The Complete Book of Ayurvedic Home Remedies, www.Amazon.com | |
| One-Earth Therapeutics - Kaya Chikitsa - Integrated Ayurvedic-Chinese-Western Remedies for Constipation and Diarrhea | HRB543 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., The Complete Book of Ayurvedic Home Remedies, www.Amazon.com | |
| One-Earth Therapeutics - Kaya Chikitsa - Integrated Ayurvedic-Chinese-Western Remedies for Cancer (Arbuda and Gulma) | HRB544 | Pandey, Gyanendra, Anticancer Herbal Drugs of India: With Special Reference to Ayurveda, Delhi:India: Satguru, 2002, ISBN 81-7030-722-8 http://www.vedamsbooks.com/no23171.htm | $ 10 |
| Counseling / Psychology III - Integrated Chinese - Ayurvedic - Buddhist - Western: Lifestyle/Wellness Counseling | PSY501 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Pancha Karma Massage, Cleansing and Rejuvenation III - Rasa Shastra Rasayanas - Potent Herbal-Mineral-Metal-Gem Compounds | PKM501 | Kulkarni, P.H., Prof., ed, Ayurveda Therapy, Revised & Enlarged Edition, Delhi, India: Sri Satguru, 2001. ISBN 81-7030-694-9. www.vedamsbooks.com/no20599.htm | |
| Food as Medicine III - Western Nutrition and Dietary Therapeutics: Drawing Parallels with Ayurveda & Chinese Medicine | NUT501 | Pitchford, Paul, Healing with Whole Foods, 3rd, ed., Berkeley, CA: North Atlantic Books, 2002. | |
| Clinic-Ministerial IV (Observations and Case Studies Pre-Internship) | CLN501 | Lad, Vasant, Dr., The Complete Book of Ayurvedic Home Remedies, www.Amazon.com | |
| Amitabha (Sukhavati) Sutra Study III - With both Sanskrit and English texts | SUT501 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm. Amitabha Sutra, 1974. BTTSOnline.org | |
| Bhaisajya Guru (Medicine Master Buddha) Sutra Study III - with both Sanskrit and English texts | SUT505 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm. Medicine Master Sutra – A Simple Explanation, 1997. BTTSOnline.org | |
| Shurangama Sutra Study III - Understanding Demonic and Ghostly Possession and Its Avoidance - The Essence of Bhutavidya (Ayurvedic Psychology) | SUT510 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Shurangama Sutra - Volume 8 - 50 Skandha Demon States, BTTSOnline.org | $ 20 |
| Avatamsaka (Flower Adornment) Sutra Study III | SUT520 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm. Flower Adornment (Avatamsaka) Sutra, BTTSOnline.org | |
| Prajna Paramita (Heart) Sutra Study III - With both Sanskrit and English texts | SUT530 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Heart Sutra & Verses without a Stand, 1980, BTTSOnline.org | |
| Ksitigarbha (Earth Store) Sutra Study I | SUT531 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm. Sutra of the Past Vows of Earth Store Bodhisattva, 2nd ed., 2002, BTTSOnline.org | $ 16 |
| Lotus (Dharma Flower or Saddharma-Pundarika) Sutra Study I | SUT532 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm., Dharma Flower (Lotus) Sutra, Vol. XIV (Chapter Twenty-three: The Former Deeds of Medicine King Bodhisattva), 1998. BTTSOnline.org | $ 10 |
| Great Compassion Heart Dharani (Mantra) Sutra Study III | SUT535 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm. Dharani Sutra, City of Ten Thousand Buddhas, 1976, BTTSOnline.org | |
| Vajra Prajna Paramita (Diamond) Sutra Study I | SUT540 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm. Vajra Prajna Paramita (Diamond) Sutra, BTTSOnline.org | |
| 400 B.C. Charaka's Charak Samhita Brihat Trayi Sutra Study III | SUT565 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| 200 B.C. Nagarjuna's Sushruta Samhita Brihat Trayi Sutra Study III | SUT570 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| 550 A.D. Vagbhata's Astanga Samgrahah Brihat Trayi Sutra Study III | SUT575 | Murthy, Srikantha, K.R. Prof., trans., VËgbhata�s AÛÖËÕga HÎdayam, 3rd ed., Varanasi, India: KÎÛÙadas Academy, 1996. www.Vedamsbooks.com | |
| 1300 A.D. Sharngadhara Samhita Laghu Trayi Sutra Study III | SUT585 | ||
| 700 A.D. Madhava Nidanam Laghu Trayi Sutra Study III | SUT588 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| 100 A.D. Kashyapa Samhita Sutra Study I | SUT589 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| 1500 A.D. Bhavamishra's Bhavaprakasha Laghu Trayi Sutra Study III | SUT590 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Sanskrit Level X: Devanagari Alphabet Reading and Writing | SKT501 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Sanskrit Level XI: Sanskrit Mantras | SKT504 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Sanskrit Level XII: Ayurvedic-Buddhist-Yogic-Hindu Words and Definitions | SKT505 | Epstein, Ron, compiler, Buddhism A to Z, 2003, BTTSOnline.org | |
| Great Compassion Dharani (Maha Karuna or Da Bei Jiu) Sanskrit Mantra Study II | SKT510 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., The Vast, Great, Perfect, Full, Unimpeded Great Compassion Heart Dharani of theThousand-handed, Thousand-eyed Bodhisattva Who Regards the Sounds of the World, 1976. BTTSOnline.org | |
| Great Compassion (Maha Karuna or Da Bei Jiu) Sanskrit Mantra Memorization II | SKT511 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., The Vast, Great, Perfect, Full, Unimpeded Great Compassion Heart Dharani of theThousand-handed, Thousand-eyed Bodhisattva Who Regards the Sounds of the World, 1976. BTTSOnline.org | |
| Great Compassion (Avalokiteshvara) Bodhisattva Nama Japa Sanskrit Mantra Study II | SKT530 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm. Dharani Sutra, City of Ten Thousand Buddhas, 1976, BTTSOnline.org | |
| 42 Hands and Eyes of Guan Yin's True Words Mantra Study II | SKT535 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm. Dharani Sutra, City of Ten Thousand Buddhas, 1976, BTTSOnline.org | |
| 42 Hands and Eyes of Guan Yin's True Words Mantra Memorization II | SKT536 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm. Dharani Sutra, City of Ten Thousand Buddhas, 1976, BTTSOnline.org | |
| Shurangama Mantra (Ultimately Stable) Siddham Study II | SKT540 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm. Shurangama Mantra Verses and Commentary, City of Ten Thousand Buddhas, BTTSOnline.org | |
| Shurangama Mantra (Ultimately Stable) Siddham Memorization II | SKT541 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm. Shurangama Sutra - Volume 6, BTTSOnline.org | |
| Amitabha Nama Japa (Amitofou) Mantra Study II | SKT550 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm. Amitabha Sutra, 1974. BTTSOnline.org | |
| Buddhist Vinaya and Yogic Yama Niyama Moral Precepts II | VIN501 | Hua, Hsuan, Ven., comm. Sutra in Forty-two Sections, Sutra, 1977, BTTSOnline.org | |
| Understanding Buddhist Ethics: The Brahma Net Sutra and Sutra in Forty-Two Sections | VIN510 | Hui Seng, Ven., The Buddha Speaks the Brahma Net Sutra - The Ten Major and Fourty-Eight Minor Boddhisattva Precepts, BTTSOnline.org | |
| English Composition IV: Ayurvedic Herbology and Pharmacology | ENG501 | Gogte, V.M., Dr., Ayurvedic Pharmacology & Therapeutic Uses of Medicinal Plants, Pune, India, 2001. www.VedamsBooks.com | |
| Personal Development and Professionalism | BIZ501 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Informed Consent and Disclosure | BIZ502 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Scope of Practice for Ayurveda Practitioners | BIZ503 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Confidentiality, Legal and Legislative Issues for Ayurveda Practitioners | BIZ504 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Basic Small Business Management | BIZ505 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Promoting and Marketing Your Practice | BIZ506 | Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, ed., Buddhist Ayurveda Correspondence Course Electronic Textbook: M.A.H., Berkeley, CA: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2004. | |
| Level IV: “Master Ayurvedic Herbalist” (“M.A.H.”) 1,800 hours / 120 trimester units | Total Cost of Required Books for M.A.H. Phase of Study | $ 231 | |
| Upon Graduation from Level IV: M.A.H. you will have achieved: | |||
| Grand Total Cost of Required Books for all Four Levels of Study | $ 952 | ||
| (Total Cost of Required Books for M.A.H. Certificate) | |||
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Hua, Hsuan, Ven., Medicine Master Sutra – A Simple Explanation,
Burlingame, California: Buddha Text Translation Society, Dharma
Realm Buddhist
University, 1997. ISBN 0-88139-306-1
Cost: $10.00 U.S.
Required for Course HUM108: Shad Darshan: The Six Philosophies of Indian Medicine
Purchase from the Buddhist Text Translation Society of the Venerable Master Hsuan Hua's City of Ten Thousand Buddhas (www.DRBA.org) at www.BTTSonline.org http://www.bttsonline.org/product.aspx?pid=7
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Lad, Vasant, Dr., B.A.M.S., M.A.Sc.,
Textbook of Ayurveda –
Fundamental Principles of Ayurveda, Volume One, Albuquerque, New
Mexico: The
Ayurvedic Press, 2002. ISBN 1-883725-07-0
Cost: $40.00 U.S.
Required for Ayurvedic, Nutrition, Sanskrit and English Courses HUM108, AYR108, AYR220, AYR230, AYR240, AYR241, AYR250, AYR260, NUT108, AYR190, SKT108, SKT210, SKT220, ENG108
Please support Dr. Lad's Ayurvedic Institute
www.Ayurveda.com by purchasing directly from them.
Also available from
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Gogte, V.M., Vaidya, Dr.,
Ayurvedic Pharmacology and
Therapeutic Uses of Medicinal Plants (DravyaGunaVignyan), Mumbai, India:
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, 2000. ISBN 81-7276-192-9
841 pages, illustrated. Order Vedams Books #
19408. If Vedams
Books no longer has it in stock, then try:
http://www.bhavans.info/store/bookdetail.asp?bid=103&bauth=Vaidya+V.+M.+Gogte
Available for purchase in India for Rs 1250.
Book Search:
www.SouthAsiaBooks.com
Phone: 1-573-474-0116
Cost: Approximately $70.00 U.S.
Required for
Herbology
HRB108, HRB301,
HRB324, HRB401, HRB432, HRB501, HRB540, HRB594, HRB648, HRB756; for Sanskrit
courses SKT324, SKT432, SKT540, SKT594, SKT648, SKT756; and for English courses
ENG216, ENG324, ENG432.
Purchase from the very reliable fast-shipping Vedams Books, Ltd.
in India:
www.VedamsBooks.com.
Sometimes it is not available with Vedams.
It appears that their are less and less of these in print, however, you can often find them at Capusi who searches 50 bookstores and 50,000 sellers to find the book in stock. Please visit: http://www.campusi.com/bookFind/asp/bookFindPriceLst.asp?prodId=8172761929
Or try BookFinder.com using their ISBN # search. The ISBN to type in is 8172761929.
Click here to listen to a lecture on Guggulu (Commiphora mukul) by Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur that is based on Dr. Gogte's superb advanced textbook. "Guggulu - In-Depth" - Herbology Course at Medicine Buddha Healing Center: A 1 hour 18 minute advanced class audio April 2 lecture at Medicine Buddha Healing Center explaining the Ayurvedic perspectives on the amazing anti-arthritis, heart tonic, anti-cancer tree resin Guggulu (Commiphora mukul in Latin).
(9 MB download)About the book: "The present volume by Vaidya V.M. Gogie is a timely reminder to all pharmacologist and physicians that the men of renaissance lead us to intelligent correlation between ancient intuitive insights and modern discoveries of science. All the scientists, physicians, vaidyas and students interested in "Green Medicine" will find a great friend, philosopher and guide in the form of this textbook for data-mining for new remedies and new uses. Many golden nuggets await the industrious, persistent and seeking minds." (jacket) No. 19408
More details: "This book contains the fundamentals of Ayurvedic pharmacology and properties and uses of medicinal plants. The first part of this volume, in 284 pages, deals lucidly with the basic principles and concepts of Ayurveda and Dravyagunavignyan. The remaining parts comprise of details and sketches of 368 medicinal plants along with their names, habitat, botanical description, chemical constituents, Ayurvedic properties, pharmacology, formulations, dosages, medications etc."Vaidya V. M. Gogte
The author had the good fortune to be born as a son of Vaidya Mahadev Hari Gogte, in a long family tradition of Ayurveda. He had academic experience, as a teacher in Ayurveda, of over five decades, He lived in areas where tribal medicine abounds and enriched himself by the field experience of extensive tracks in the hills, with experts on medicinal plants. Hence he had a cumulative experience and health-wisdom of half-a-century, which he shared with the world, through his textbook.
Contents: Introduction. Preface. I. Basic principles of Dravyagunavignyan: 1. Introduction to Dravyagunavignyan. 2. The characteristics of Dravyagunashastra. 3. Classification of Dravyas. 4. The gunas. 5. The rasas. 6. Vipak. 7. Veerya. 8. Prabhav. 9. Inter-relationships of rasa, guna, veerya, vipak and prabhav. 10. Karma. 11. Morphology and properties. 12. Nomenclature and synonyms of dravyas. 13. Various impurities in dravyas. 14. Therapeutic considerations. 15. Brief history of Dravyagunashastra. II. Medicinal plants. III. Medicinal plants (contd.). IV. Dravyas of animal origin and others. V. Dravyas of animal origin etc. (contd.). Appendices: 1. Glossary : Ayurvedic terminology. 2. Medicinal plants and indications. 3. Index of Sanskrit names of plants. 4. Index of botanical names of plants. 5. List of regional names of plants. 6. Index of common formulations. 7. Recommended reading. 8. Websites of interest.
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Adams, Patch, M.D., Gesundheit! – Bringing Good Health to You,
the Medical System, and Society through Physician Service, Complementary
Therapies, Humor and Joy, Rochester, Vermont: Healing Arts Press, 1998.
ISBN 0-89281-781-X
Cost: $14.95 U.S.
Required for history course
HIS 108: History of Medicine
and Religion – Medicines of World Cultures;
and for English course
ENG108:
English Composition I: Ayurvedic, Shad Darshan Philosophy / History
Purchase from www.Amazon.com
Behind Patch Adams clown nose and jokes lies a social revolutionary who has devoted his life to transforming the health care system. In his book "Gesundheit" he shares a vision of a free holistic medical practice based on faith, friendship and fun. Adams life and work even inspired the producers of Universal Studios to make a movie titled "Patch Adams" staring Robin Williams. Patch Adams is the founder of Gesundheit, a holistic home-based medical practice that managed to see more than 15,000 people without bills, malpractice insurance, formal facilities and paper work. Adams' vision is a wake-up call for all of us. Like Adams the founders of Medicine Buddha Healing Center and Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute became discouraged when the art of counseling and medicine was replaced by the science of business and technology.
We at the Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute and the Medicine Buddha Healing Center follow the generous Bodhisattva spirit of Dr. Patch Adams, and Dr. Vasant Lad, who have inspired our both our format of giving and our teachings - healing practices.
We agree with and emulate Patch Adams' Bodhisattva spirit of Dana Paramita when he said:
"Greed is one of society’s worst malignancies, and it appears to have metastasized to every corner of the earth. The sense that greed is incurable may well account for its escalation. Certainly one of greed’s most devastating symptoms is cynicism. Unless greed and its symptoms are excised, society will perish.
We believe that a society must care for its population enough to take care of its needs. Treatment of disease and provision for health care are fundamental to a society’s sound survival. These needs should be fulfilled as a gift to its population, not as a commodity to be bought and sold. In a profit-oriented system devoted to grabbing the most income the traffic will bear, the goal will be disease care. In a service-oriented system devoted to keeping the population at its healthiest, the goal will be disease prevention. The Gesundheit Institute will never charge money for its medical services. If it is to survive, its staff, patients, and friends will cooperate and donate everything needed for it to flourish as a community hospital.
We hope to eliminate the factor of debt entirely from the healing interaction. Although this leaves us vulnerable to the wishes of the greater community, paradoxically, we believe that vulnerability is our greatest strength. We believe it is imperative to need the community we serve because the community also needs us. This is basic to interdependence, which we feel is necessary for a healthy society.
We must, as individuals and as a free society, stop our worship of things and wealth and put our sense of richness in things everybody can have in abundance without excluding anyone. These riches include faith, fun, and the breathtaking bounty of nature and friendship. This kind of medicine cannot be bought or sold. By not charging patients… we are freer to be silly and to build friendships. We also believe that not charging money is very good malpractice insurance. We hope that our patients will take the generosity with them when they leave and spread it in their own communities. This is the heart of our social revolution: to take the most expensive service in America and give it away for free."
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Lad, Vasant, Dr., B.A.M.S., M.A.Sc.,
Ayurveda - The Science of
Self Healing, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin: Lotus Press, 1984. ISBN
0-914955-00-4
Cost: $10.95 U.S.
Required for Ayurvedic, Nutrition and Sanskrit Courses Courses AYR108, AYR220, AYR230, AYR240, AYR241, AYR250, AYR260, NUT108, AYR190, SKT108, SKT210, SKT220, ENG108
Please support Dr. Lad's Ayurvedic Institute
www.Ayurveda.com by purchasing directly from them.
Also available from
Amazon.com
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Lad, Vasant, Dr., B.A.M.S., M.A.Sc.,
The Complete Book of
Ayurvedic Home Remedies, New York, New York: Three Rivers Press (Random
House), 1998. ISBN 0-609-80286-0
Cost: $15.00 U.S.
Required for
Herbology HRB108,
Nutrition NUT108, Yoga YOG108 and English ENG108 Courses:
HRB108: Ayurvedic Herbology I
and Course YOG108: Ayurvedic Perspectives on Yoga Therapeutics
Please support Dr. Lad's Ayurvedic Institute
www.Ayurveda.com by purchasing directly from them.
Also available from
Amazon.com
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Lad, Vasant, Dr., B.A.M.S., M.A.Sc., Ayurveda: Science of Life,
Sounds True Audio, 6 cassettes, 6 hours.
Cost: $49.95 U.S.
Required for students
enrolled in the Distance Learning option (Correspondence Course) for
Ayurvedic, Nutrition, English Courses AYR108, AYR220, AYR230, AYR260, NUT108,
AYR190, ENG108
Please support Dr. Lad's Ayurvedic Institute
www.Ayurveda.com by purchasing directly from them.
Also available from
Amazon.com or from
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Dick, Losang, M.A., editor,
The Ayurvedic Herbology Handbook,
Berkeley, California: The Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2003. No ISBN
number.
Cost: $50.00 U.S. (includes shipping to anywhere in the world).
Required for Course HRB108: Ayurvedic Herbology I; for history course HIS 108: History of Medicine and Religion – Medicines of World Cultures; and for English course ENG108: English Composition I: Ayurvedic, Shad Darshan Philosophy / History
Purchase from Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute www.Ayurveda-California.com
Click here to view a sample Materia Medica chapter in Microsoft Word format (407 KB)
Click here to view a sample of this Ayurvedic Therapeutics Concept section 3 in Microsoft Word format (269 KB)
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Epstein, Ron, Dr., Ph.D.,
Buddhism A to Z,
Burlingame, California: Buddha Text Translation Society, Dharma
Realm Buddhist
University, 2003. ISBN 0-88139-1250-3
Cost: $21.95 U.S.
Required for Courses HUM108: Shad Darshan: The Six Philosophies of Indian Medicine and
SKT220: Ayurvedic Sanskrit Level III: Ayurvedic-Buddhist-Yogic-Hindu Words and Definitions
Purchase from the Buddhist Text Translation Society of the Venerable Master Hsuan Hua's City of Ten Thousand Buddhas (www.DRBA.org) at www.BTTSonline.org
What do sangha, karma and Bodhisattva really mean? Who were the major disciples of the Buddha? Find out in this lively and easy-to-read, alphabetical listing of major Buddhist terms and figures. Written by a practicing Buddhist scholar for the beginner, many entries read like short stories. Cross references. Author: Ronald Epstein received his PhD from UC Berkeley in Buddhism. He collaborated in the translation of the Heart Sutra with its Prajna Paramita Mantra and the Shurangama Sutra under the direction of Tripitaka Master Hsuan Hua. He has been teaching philosophy and religion at San Francisco State University for 30 years and is also a research professor at the Institute for World Religions in Berkeley.
(3 MB download)
Click here for the directory to download and listen to numerous sample readings from Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur from Dr. Epstein's wonderful Buddhist Dictionary.
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Crow, David, L.Ac., In Search of the Medicine Buddha – A
Himalayan Journey, New York, New York: Penguin Putnam, 2000. ISBN
1-58542-030-1
375 pages.
Cost: $24.95 U.S. (Now only $4.98 at
Amazon.com)
Suggested for Course HIS 108: History of Medicine and Religion – Medicines of World Cultures; for course ENG108: English Composition I: Ayurvedic, Shad Darshan Philosophy / History; and for herbology course HRB108: Ayurvedic Herbology I
Purchase from www.Amazon.com http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1585420301/ayurvedacalif-20
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· Lad, Vasant, Dr., B.A.M.S., M.A.Sc., Secrets of the Pulse – The Ancient Art of Ayurvedic Pulse Diagnosis, Albuquerque, New Mexico: The Ayurvedic Press, 1996. ISBN 1-883725-03-8 297 pages. Cost: $21.95 U.S.
Suggested for Ayurvedic, Herbology
Sanskrit and English Courses AYR108, AYR220, AYR230, AYR240, AYR241, AYR250,
AYR260, AYR190, HRB108, SKT108, SKT210, SKT220, ENG108
Please support Dr. Lad's Ayurvedic Institute www.Ayurveda.com by purchasing directly from them. Also available from Amazon.com
Amadea Morningstar, Yoga International, November 1997
Lad distills his 25 years...experience...explaining how to determine constitutional type, organ health, tissue strength...from the pulse.
Book Description
Thousands of years ago, Ayurveda described multiple levels of the radial pulse that could be used to interpret the status of the organs and systems of the body as well as the mental and physical constitutions of the individual. For the first time in the West, this book presents this ancient art and provides a method by which anyone can learn to read his own pulse. Imbalances and potential disease states can be detected in their early stages, giving one the opportunity to correct them before they affect the quality of life. With practice and guidance, one can acquire the proficiency to use this knowledge to heal self and others.
From the Author
Because of the interest in Ayurveda in the hearts of both practitioners and laymen and because of the demand, I have been teaching seminars on pulse diagnosis across the United States, England and at the Ayurvedic Institute in Albuquerque, New Mexico.In any system of medicine, pulse assessment is a matter of technical skill, subjective experience and intuition. Accuracy also depends upon the individual’s persistent practice and quality of sensitive awareness. Several teachers, gurus and yogis in India influenced my early education in pulse reading. Even though simplified descriptions of various conditions of the pulse are found in the standard Ayurvedic texts, the methods of examination are not given in detail. However, it is possible to learn these subjective methods of pulse examination that reveal the characteristics of the individual’s prakruti, vikruti and various doshic disorders and to verify their accuracy objectively.
The purpose of this book is to teach simplified techniques to students and to provide deep comprehensive information as well. Throughout my earlier Ayurvedic education, I also studied modern allopathic medicine and this knowledge has broadened my interpretation of pulse reading.
All of what I am sharing with you in this book may not be found in the standard Ayurvedic texts. However, all that I have included here is based upon Ayurvedic principles. I received this knowledge from my mentors in the Ayurvedic tradition and it has since unfolded in my heart through clinical observation and practice over the last 25 years.
This book will give guidelines to think about various ways of feeling, reading and gathering information through the pulse. It is quite difficult to put subjective experience into words. This is my sincere attempt to express these simple ways of feeling the pulse. I hope, dear readers, that you will love this humble effort.
Love and light,
Dr. Vasant Lad
Albuquerque, New Mexico
May 1996
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Lad, Usha, and Lad, Vasant, Dr., B.A.M.S., M.A.Sc., Ayurvedic
Cooking for Self Healing, 2nd ed., Albuquerque, New Mexico: The
Ayurvedic Press, 1997. ISBN 1-883725-05-4 254 pages.
Cost: $15.95 U.S.
Suggested for course NUT108: Ayurvedic
Digestion and Nutrition Therapeutics I; for course AYR230: Agni, The Digestive
Fire in Ayurveda; for course HRB108:
Ayurvedic Herbology I; and for
English course ENG108: English
Composition I: Ayurvedic, Shad Darshan Philosophy / History
Please support Dr. Lad's Ayurvedic Institute
www.Ayurveda.com by purchasing directly from them.
Also available from
Amazon.com
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Frawley, David, Dr., O.M.D., and Lad, Vasant, Dr., B.A.M.S.,
M.A.Sc., The Yoga of Herbs: An Ayurvedic Guide to Herbal Medicine, Twin
Lakes, Wisconsin: Lotus Press, 1984. ISBN 0-941524-24-8
Cost: $12.95 U.S.
Suggested for herbology course HRB108:
Ayurvedic Herbology I; and for
English course ENG108: English
Composition I: Ayurvedic, Shad Darshan Philosophy / History
Please support Dr. Lad's Ayurvedic Institute
www.Ayurveda.com by purchasing directly from them.
Also available from
Amazon.com
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0941524248/ayurvedacalif-20
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· Tillotson, Alan Keith, Ph.D., with Tillotson, Nai-shing Hu, O.M.D., L.Ac., and Abel, Robert, Jr., M.D., Author of The One Earth Herbal Sourcebook – Everything You Need to Know about Chinese, Western, and Ayurvedic Herbal Treatments, New York, New York: Kensington Publishing Corporation 2001. ISBN 1-57566-617-0 Cost: $20 U.S.
Suggested for herbology course HRB108: Ayurvedic Herbology I; and for English course ENG108: English Composition I: Ayurvedic, Shad Darshan Philosophy / History
Purchase from www.Amazon.com
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· Morningstar, Amadea, Ayurvedic Cooking for Westerners: Familiar Western Food Prepared with Ayurvedic Principles, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin: Lotus Press, 1995. ISBN 0-914955-14-4 Cost: $19.95 U.S.
Suggested for course NUT108: Ayurvedic Digestion and Nutrition Therapeutics I; for course AYR230: Agni, The Digestive Fire in Ayurveda; and for English course ENG108: English Composition I: Ayurvedic, Shad Darshan Philosophy / History
Please support Dr. Lad's Ayurvedic Institute
www.Ayurveda.com by purchasing directly from them.
Also available from
Amazon.com
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Iyengar, B.K.S., Yoga – The Path to Holistic Health,
London, England: Dorling Kindersly, 2001. ISBN 0-7894-7165-5
Cost: $40.00
Suggested for Yoga course YOG108: Ayurvedic Perspectives on Yoga Therapeutics; and for English course ENG108: English Composition I: Ayurvedic, Shad Darshan Philosophy / History
Purchase from www.Amazon.com
The following books are required to be purchased by the student of the Level II 750 hours, 50 trimester units long Clinical Ayurvedic Herbalist (C.A.H.) Diploma Certification program. They are available for purchase from www.RedWing.com, www.Amazon.com or directly from the Ayurvedic Institute www.Ayurveda.com or from our Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute where indicated.
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Paranjpe, Prakash, Dr. B.A.M.S., Indian Medicinal Plants:
Forgotten Healers (A Guide to Ayurvedic Herbal Medicine), Delhi, India:
Chaukhamba Sanskrit Pratishthan, 2001. ISBN 81-7084-170-8
Cost: Approximately $75.00 U.S.
Required for Herbology HRB301,
HRB324, HRB401, HRB432, HRB501, HRB540, HRB594, HRB648, HRB756; for Sanskrit
courses SKT324, SKT432, SKT540, SKT594, SKT648, SKT756; and for English courses
ENG216, ENG324, ENG432.
Purchase from South Asia Books
in the USA
www.SouthAsiaBooks.com or from
the very reliable fast-shipping Vedams Book, Ltd.
VedamsBooks.com
http://www.vedamsbooks.com/no19408.htm
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· Tillotson, Alan Keith, Ph.D., with Tillotson, Nai-shing Hu, O.M.D., L.Ac., and Abel, Robert, Jr., M.D., The One Earth Herbal Sourcebook – Everything You Need to Know about Chinese, Western, and Ayurvedic Herbal Treatments, New York, New York: Kensington Publishing Corporation 2001. ISBN 1-57566-617-0 Cost: $20 U.S.
Required for Herbology HRB301,
HRB324, HRB401, HRB432, HRB501, HRB540, HRB594, HRB648, HRB756; and for English
courses ENG216, ENG324, ENG432.
Purchase direct from the author
at
http://oneearthherbs.com/OneEarthBook.htm
or from
http://www.amazon.com - has 36 sample pages online.
You can receive a $2 discount off of the standard price of $20.00 and receive a personally autographed copy of The One Earth Herbal Soucebook by ordering directly from Alan’s clinic, call: (302) 994-0465 to order. It’s okay to leave a credit card, address and phone message if you get his answering machine. You will receive a call back to confirm your order. Remember, to speak slowly and clearly and repeat numbers to save time.
Materia Medicine Selection from the One Earth Herbal Sourcebook: The Best
of the Best Herbs
(requires Adobe
Acrobat Reader)
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Dick, Losang, M.A., editor, The Ayurvedic Herbology Handbook,
Berkeley, California: The Medicine Buddha Healing Center: 2003. No ISBN
number.
Cost: $45.00 U.S.
Required for Herbology HRB301, HRB324, HRB401, HRB432, HRB501, HRB540, HRB594, HRB648, HRB756; and for English courses ENG216, ENG324, ENG432.
Purchase from Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute www.Ayurveda-California.com
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Lad, Vasant, Dr., B.A.M.S., M.A.Sc., The Complete Book of
Ayurvedic Home Remedies, New York, New York: Three Rivers Press (Random
House), 1998. ISBN 0-609-80286-0
Cost: $15.00 U.S.
Required for Herbology HRB108,
Nutrition NUT108, Yoga YOG108 and English ENG108 Courses:
HRB108: Ayurvedic Herbology I
and Course YOG108: Ayurvedic Perspectives on Yoga Therapeutics
Please support Dr. Lad's Ayurvedic Institute
www.Ayurveda.com by purchasing directly from them.
Also available from
Amazon.com
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· Lad, Vasant, Dr., B.A.M.S., M.A.Sc., Secrets of the Pulse – The Ancient Art of Ayurvedic Pulse Diagnosis, , Albuquerque, New Mexico: The Ayurvedic Press, 1996. ISBN 1-883725-03-8 Cost: $21.95 U.S
Suggested for Ayurvedic, Herbology Sanskrit and English Courses AYR108, AYR220, AYR230, AYR240, AYR241, AYR250, AYR260, AYR190, HRB108, SKT108, SKT210, SKT220, ENG108
Please support Dr. Lad's Ayurvedic Institute
www.Ayurveda.com by purchasing directly from them.
Also available from
Amazon.com
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Frawley, David, Dr., O.M.D., Ayurveda and the Mind, Twin
Lakes, Wisconsin: Lotus Press, 1984. ISBN 0-941524-24-8
Cost: $12.97 U.S.
Suggested for Ayurvedic Psychology course PSY301:
"Counseling / Psychology I - Ayurvedic - Buddhist - Western: Lifestyle/Wellness
Counseling"; and for English
course ENG301: "English
Composition II: Ayurvedic, Shad Darshan Philosophy / History"
Please support Dr. Lad's Ayurvedic Institute
www.Ayurveda.com by purchasing directly from them.
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Hua, Hsuan, Ven., A General
Explanation of the Buddha Speaks of Amitabha Sutra,
Burlingame, California: Buddha Text Translation Society, Dharma
Realm Buddhist
University, 1974. ISBN: 0917512014
Paperback: 204 pages
Cost: $8.00 U.S.
Required for Course SUT301: "Amitabha (Sukhavati) Sutra Study I - With both Sanskrit and English texts"
Purchase from the Buddhist Text Translation Society of the Venerable Master Hsuan Hua's City of Ten Thousand Buddhas (www.DRBA.org) at www.BTTSonline.org http://www.bttsonline.org/product.aspx?pid=24
This sutra, spoken by the Buddha without having been formally requested.
This sutra, spoken by the Buddha without having been formally requested as other sutras were, explains the causes and requisites for rebirth in the Land of Ultimate Bliss of Amitabha (Limitless Light) Buddha (also called Amitofou or Amitayus Buddha). The commentary includes extensive information on common Buddhist terminology and stories about many of the Buddha's foremost disciples.Click here to see a larger photo of the book.
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Crow, David, L.Ac., In Search of the Medicine Buddha – A
Himalayan Journey, New York, New York: Penguin Putnam, 2000. ISBN
1-58542-030-1
Cost: $24.95 U.S.
Suggested for Course HIS 108: History of Medicine and Religion – Medicines of World Cultures; for course ENG108: English Composition I: Ayurvedic, Shad Darshan Philosophy / History; and for herbology course HRB108: Ayurvedic Herbology I
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Hua, Hsuan, Ven., Medicine Master Sutra – A Simple Explanation,
Burlingame, California: Buddha Text Translation Society, Dharma Realm Buddhist
University, 1997. ISBN 0-88139-306-1
Cost: $15.00 U.S.
Required for Course HUM108: Shad Darshan: The Six Philosophies of Indian Medicine
Purchase from Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute www.MedicineBuddha.com or from www.BTTSonline.org
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Lad, Vasant, Dr., B.A.M.S., M.A.Sc., Textbook of Ayurveda –
Fundamental Principles of Ayurveda, Volume One, Albuquerque, New Mexico: The
Ayurvedic Press, 2002. ISBN 1-883725-07-0
Cost: $40.00 U.S.
Required for Ayurvedic, Nutrition, Sanskrit and English Courses AYR108, AYR220, AYR230, AYR240, AYR241, AYR250, AYR260, NUT108, AYR190, SKT108, SKT210, SKT220, ENG108
Please support Dr. Lad's Ayurvedic Institute
www.Ayurveda.com by purchasing directly from them.
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Adams, Patch, M.D., Gesundheit! – Bringing Good Health to You,
the Medical System, and Society through Physician Service, Complementary
Therapies, Humor and Joy, Rochester, Vermont: Healing Arts Press, 1998.
ISBN 0-89281-781-X
Cost: $14.95 U.S.
Required for history course HIS 108: History of Medicine
and Religion – Medicines of World Cultures;
and for English course ENG108:
English Composition I: Ayurvedic, Shad Darshan Philosophy / History
Purchase from www.Amazon.com
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Lad, Vasant, Dr., B.A.M.S., M.A.Sc., Ayurveda - The Science of
Self Healing, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin: Lotus Press, 1984. ISBN
0-914955-00-4
Cost: $10.95 U.S.
Required for Ayurvedic, Nutrition and Sanskrit Courses Courses AYR108, AYR220, AYR230, AYR240, AYR241, AYR250, AYR260, NUT108, AYR190, SKT108, SKT210, SKT220, ENG108
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Lad, Vasant, Dr., B.A.M.S., M.A.Sc., Ayurveda: Science of Life,
Sounds True Audio, 6 cassettes.
Cost: $39.95 U.S.
Required for students
enrolled in the Distance Learning option (Correspondence Course) for
Ayurvedic, Nutrition, English Courses AYR108, AYR220, AYR230, AYR260, NUT108,
AYR190, ENG108
Purchase from Ayurvedic Institute www.Ayurveda.com or from www.Amazon.com or from www.SoundsTrue.com
· Lad, Usha, and Lad, Vasant, Dr., B.A.M.S., M.A.Sc., Ayurvedic Cooking for Self Healing, 2nd ed., Albuquerque, New Mexico: The Ayurvedic Press, 1997. ISBN 1-883725-05-4
Suggested for course NUT108: Ayurvedic Digestion and Nutrition Therapeutics I; for course AYR230: Agni, The Digestive Fire in Ayurveda; for course HRB108: Ayurvedic Herbology I; and for English course ENG108: English Composition I: Ayurvedic, Shad Darshan Philosophy / History
Purchase from Ayurvedic Institute www.Ayurveda.com or from www.Amazon.com
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Frawley, David, Dr., O.M.D., and Lad, Vasant, Dr., B.A.M.S.,
M.A.Sc., The Yoga of Herbs: An Ayurvedic Guide to Herbal Medicine, Twin
Lakes, Wisconsin: Lotus Press, 1984. ISBN 0-941524-24-8
Cost: $12.95
Suggested for herbology course HRB108: Ayurvedic Herbology I; and for English course ENG108: English Composition I: Ayurvedic, Shad Darshan Philosophy / History
Purchase from Ayurvedic Institute www.Ayurveda.com or from www.Amazon.com
· Morningstar, Amadea, Ayurvedic Cooking for Westerners: Familiar Western Food Prepared with Ayurvedic Principles, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin: Lotus Press, 1995. ISBN 0-914955-14-4 Cost: $19.95 U.S.
Suggested for course NUT108: Ayurvedic Digestion and Nutrition Therapeutics I; for course AYR230: Agni, The Digestive Fire in Ayurveda; and for English course ENG108: English Composition I: Ayurvedic, Shad Darshan Philosophy / History
Purchase from Ayurvedic Institute www.Ayurveda.com or from www.Amazon.com
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Iyengar, B.K.S., Yoga – The Path to Holistic Health,
London, England: Dorling Kindersly, 2001. ISBN 0-7894-7165-5
Cost: $40.00
Suggested for Yoga course YOG108: Ayurvedic Perspectives on Yoga Therapeutics; and for English course ENG108: English Composition I: Ayurvedic, Shad Darshan Philosophy / History
Purchase from www.Amazon.com
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Diseases of Respiratory Tract : Ayurvedic Concept/V. B. Athavale and K. V. Athavale. Delhi, Chaukhamba Sanskrit Pratishthan, 2001, xvi, 148 p., $12. ISBN 81-7084-172-4. [The Chaukhamba Ayurvijnan Studies –34] Details No. 25359
Concept of Atattvabhinivesha
in Ayurveda/Rajesh Kotecha. Jaipur,
Publication Scheme, 2000, 191 p., tables, $22.50. ISBN 81-86782-43-5.
DetailsNo. 17725
Heartcare in Ayurved/P.H. Kulkarni. Reprint. Delhi, Satguru, 2001, 245 p., $10. ISBN 81-7030-709-0. Details No. 22723
Bronchial Asthma Care in Ayurveda and Holistic Systems/edited by P.H. Kulkarni. Reprint. Delhi, Sri Satguru, 2001, 155 p., $10. ISBN 81-7030-713-9. Details No. 23170
Ayurveda Upachar (Treatment)/P.H. Kulkarni. Reprint. Delhi, Sri Satguru, 2000, 133 p., $10. ISBN 81-7030-669-8. Details No. 23313
Ayurveda Panchakarma : Five
Purification Procedures/P.H. Kulkarni.
Reprint. First published in 1999. Delhi, Satguru, 2000, 169 p., Photos, $10.
ISBN 81-7030-665-5. Details No.
18932
Ayurveda Herbs/P.H. Kulkarni. Reprint. Delhi, Sri Satguru, 2000, 147 p., $10. ISBN 81-7030-670-1. Details No. 23299
Ayurveda Minerals/P.H. Kulkarni. Reprint. Delhi, Satguru, 2000, 95 p., $10. ISBN 81-7030-671-x. Details No. 23315
Ayurveda Chikitsa/P.H. Kulkarni. Reprint. Delhi, Sri Satguru, 2000, 122 p., $10. ISBN 81-7030-672-8. Details No. 23311
Ayurved and Hepatic Disorders/edited by P.H. Kulkarni. Reprint. Delhi, Satguru, 2001, 228 p., tables, figs., $10. ISBN 81-7030-720-1. Details No. 23882
Anticancer Herbal Drugs of India: With Special Reference to Ayurveda/Gyanendra Pandey. Delhi, Sri Satguru, 2002, 153 p., $10. ISBN 81-7030-722-8. Details No. 23171
Handbook of Clinical Ayurveda Practice/P.H. Kulkarni. Reprint, Delhi, Sri Satguru, 2001, 195 p., $10. ISBN 81-7030-710-4. Details No. 22204.
Ayurveda Therapy/edited by P.H. Kulkarni. Revised & Enlarged Edition, Delhi, Sri Satguru, 2001, 417 p., $27.50. ISBN 81-7030-694-9. (Indian Medical Sciences Series No. 110). Details No. 20599
The following books are required to be purchased by the student of the Level II 750 hours, 50 trimester units long Clinical Ayurvedic Herbalist (C.A.H.) Diploma Certification program. They are available for purchase from www.RedWing.com, www.Amazon.com or directly from the Ayurvedic Institute www.Ayurveda.com or from our Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute where indicated.
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Paranjpe, Prakash, Dr. B.A.M.S., Indian Medicinal Plants:
Forgotten Healers (A Guide to Ayurvedic Herbal Medicine), Delhi, India:
Chaukhamba Sanskrit Pratishthan, 2001. ISBN 81-7084-170-8
Cost: Approximately $75.00 U.S.
Required for Herbology HRB301,
HRB324, HRB401, HRB432, HRB501, HRB540, HRB594, HRB648, HRB756; for Sanskrit
courses SKT324, SKT432, SKT540, SKT594, SKT648, SKT756; and for English courses
ENG216, ENG324, ENG432.
Purchase from South Asia Books
in the USA
www.SouthAsiaBooks.com or from
the very reliable fast-shipping Vedams Book, Ltd.
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Paranjpe, Prakash, Dr. B.A.M.S., Indian Medicinal Plants:
Forgotten Healers (A Guide to Ayurvedic Herbal Medicine), Delhi, India:
Chaukhamba Sanskrit Pratishthan, 2001. ISBN 81-7084-170-8
Cost: Approximately $75.00 U.S.
Required for Herbology HRB301,
HRB324, HRB401, HRB432, HRB501, HRB540, HRB594, HRB648, HRB756; for Sanskrit
courses SKT324, SKT432, SKT540, SKT594, SKT648, SKT756; and for English courses
ENG216, ENG324, ENG432.
Purchase from South Asia Books
in the USA
www.SouthAsiaBooks.com or from
the very reliable fast-shipping Vedams Book, Ltd.
VedamsBooks.com
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Williamson, Elizabeth M., Major Herbs of Ayurveda,
New York: Churchill Livingstone, 2002.
ISBN: 0-443-07203-5. www.Amazon.com.
Hardcover book, 361 pages
Published: 2002
Churchill Livingstone; (October 2002)
Dimensions: 8x10"
Price: $49.95
ISBN: 0-443-07203-5
0443072035
Including: Index ~ Bibliography ~ Footnotes ~ Glossary ~ Appendix ~ Photographs
~ Illustrations
This book is a useful clinical reference to the key herbs used in Ayurvedic
medicine, providing a profile of each herb, that includes scientific
information, history, habitat, botanical description, dosage, safety profile,
major chemical constituents, pharmacological activities, ethnobotanical usage,
ethnoveterinary usage, and Ayurvedic properties. The herbs are arranged
alphabetically, with color phototgraphs of each living plant plus the dried
herbal preparation. The book concludes with a listing of conditions/diseases and
the appropriate Ayurvedic herbs for treatment, and a glossary of terms and an
extensive index.
http://www.redwingbooks.com/products/books/MajHerAyuWil.cfm
Yoga of Herbs
by David Frawley, Vasant Lad
Trade paperback book, 248 pages
Published: 1998
Dimensions: 5.5" by 8.5"
Price: $15.95
ISBN: 0-941524-24-8
Herbal energetics, management of the individual Ayurvedic constitution, herbal
therapeutics, preparation, and use of herbs are detailed. The English, Sanskrit,
Latin, and botanical names of the substances described are furnished in an
extensive appended table, making the material useful for practitioners with
backgrounds in other herbal specialities.
Over 250 Western herbs, special Ayurvedic herbs and important Chinese herbs are
listed, with 88 herbs explained in detail. Each herbal presentation includes a
description of the part used, the energetic properties, tissues affected,
actions, indications, precautions, and preparation.
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Energetics of Western Herbs Vol. I
by Peter Holmes
Trade paperback book, 421 pages
Published: 1989
Dimensions: 8" by 11"
Price: $55.00
ISBN: 0-890629-06-8
Including: Index ~ Bibliography ~ Glossary ~ Appendix ~ Photographs ~
Illustrations
http://www.redwingbooks.com/products/books/EneWesHer1.cfm
Energetics of Western Herbs Vol. II
by Peter Holmes
Trade paperback book, 472 pages
Published: 1989
Dimensions: 8" by 11"
Price: $55.00
ISBN: 0-9623477-4-4
http://www.redwingbooks.com/products/books/EneWesHer2.cfm
Now in a revised and expanded edition, Energetics of Western Herbs is a
path-breaking work that draws on Chinese and Greek herbal medicine. It integrates
traditional Chinese herbal energetics with the latest findings of plant
pharmacology. The vitalistic and scientific systems of herbal therapy are
complementary paradigms, not irreconcilable approaches. Both systems are to be
used simultaneously, thereby greatly enhancing the efficacy of natural herbal
health care.
This comprehensive, fully cross-indexed reference text provides easy access to
the important and reliable information needed to select appropriate herbal
remedies for any condition. A self-instructional manual, The Energetics presents
228 botanical remedies in full detail that are currently being used in Western
herbal medicine. They are conveniently divided into 24 treatment categories for
practical use. For the first time in an herbal reference, herbs are detailed
according to their nature, functions and uses in both biochemical and vitalistic
terms. The indications for their use are conveniently listed by Western medical
condition, and traditional syndrome and symptom. The most useful preparation
forms, dosages and cautions are also provided. This two-volume work is an
indispensable resource for anyone interested in the principles and practice of
natural herbal therapies.
This book, and its partner vol 2, form probably the
most comprehensive herbal materia medica available. I find that I refer to it
whenever I prescribe herbs to a patient and I would not be without it. Peter
Holmes describes each herb from a Western and an Eastern viewpoint, including
energetics, modern chemistry and historical perspectives. Uses are also
described from both angles, with both Chinese traditional descriptive terms and
modern western allopathic terms. He goes a long way towards a fully integrated
world herbal medicine system. My favourite herbal medicine book - and I have a
few!
The HarperCollins Illustrated Medical Dictionary
by Ida G. Dox (Author), B John Melloni (Author)
List Price: $35.00
Price: $24.50
Paperback: 764 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 1.46 x
10.93 x 8.51
Publisher: HarperResource; 4th edition (November 6, 2001)
ISBN: 0062736469 | All Editions
Ayurveda Minerals by Dr. Kulkarni
Code: 100R31
Price: $13.99
http://www.vadikherbs.com/itemorderpage.asp?deptt=BO&Subset=RE&ItemID=100R31
Ayurveda Nidan by Dr. Kulkarni
Code: 100R32
Price: $13.99
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Ayurveda Nidan/P.H. Kulkarni. Reprint. Delhi, Sri Satguru, 2000, 137 p., $10. ISBN 81-7030-664-7. Details No. 23314
Ayurveda Chikitsa by Dr. Kulkarni
Code: 100R24
Price: $13.99
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Ayurveda Upchar (Treatment) by Dr. Kulkarni
Code: 100R40
Price: $13.99
http://www.vadikherbs.com/itemorderpage.asp?deptt=BO&Subset=RE&ItemID=100R40
Pocket Guide to Ayurvedic Healing by Candis Cantin Packard
Code: 100R162
Price: $6.95
http://www.vadikherbs.com/itemorderpage.asp?deptt=BO&Subset=RE&ItemID=100R162
Prameha & Madhumeha in Ayurveda by Dr. Athavale
Code: 100R166
Price: $9.99
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The Tibetan book of Healing by Rapgay
Code: 100R199
Price: $12.95
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Yoga of Herbs by Frawley and Lad
Code: 100R203
Price: $12.95
http://www.vadikherbs.com/itemorderpage.asp?deptt=BO&Subset=RE&ItemID=100R203
Ayurveda Herbs by Dr. Kulkarni
Code: 100R30
Price: $13.99
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Ayurveda Panchakarma (Five Purification Procedures) by Dr. Kulkarni
Code: 100R35
Price: $13.99
http://www.vadikherbs.com/itemorderpage.asp?deptt=BO&Subset=RE&ItemID=100R35
· Taylor,
Mark, L.Ac., Chinese Patent Medicines - A Beginner's Guide, Santa Cruz,
California: Global Eyes International Press, 1998. ISBN: 0-9662973-0-X
Cost: $12.95 U.S.
Required for Herbology HRB301,
HRB324, HRB401, HRB432, HRB501, HRB540, HRB594, HRB648, HRB756; for Sanskrit
courses SKT324, SKT432, SKT540, SKT594, SKT648, SKT756; and for English courses
ENG216, ENG324, ENG432.
Purchase from South Asia Books
in the USA
www.SouthAsiaBooks.com or from
the very reliable fast-shipping Vedams Book, Ltd.
VedamsBooks.com
http://www.vedamsbooks.com/no19408.htm
For USA Toll Free 1-866-685-1871
http://www.allbookstores.com/book/compare/096629730X
Chinese Patent Medicines - A Beginner's Guide
304 pages.
The ultimate reference for Chinese Patent Medicines
by Mark Taylor.
The author visited most of the superior manufactories and has included
information on their establishment and quality control mechanisms (with
accompanying photos), along with descriptions of the formulas they produce.
The descriptions of the medicines are arranged according to supplier or
manufacturer, and contain the classic Chinese formula name, the translation(s)
of its meaning, the historical source, the name of the source book (in Pinyin),
and the name of the author and date of the book from which the formula was
selected.
Additionally, information is given on applicable warnings and cautions, the
common usage for the formula, a description of the diagnosis from the viewpoint
of TCM, an explanation of the function of the individual herbs in the formula,
any special relevant notes (such as length of time for improvement to be noted),
and the recommended dosage of an individual product.
Chinese Patent Medicines: A Beginner's Guide is an introduction to a safe and sane medicine which has been largely unknown outside of China until the last 20 years. This book offers the reader an introductory tour through the herb world of China along with a simplified explanation of more than 200 Chinese remedies in pill form. It also provides the reader with the ability to identify the highest quality products manufactured by the best facilities in China. Included are nearly 100 of the author's photographs which take the reader on a visual journey from the herb fields and farmer's markets of Northern China to rice paddies and villages outside Hong Kong.

A professional photographer, acupuncturist and Chinese herbalist, author Mark Taylor is one of a select group practitioners to have personally observed the production and manufacture of Chinese herbal medicines. As a consequence of being the first non-Chinese to be invited to visit many facilities and factories generally closed to outsiders, he has become one of the most knowledgeable people outside of China on the subject of Chinese Patent Medicines. This is the only book currently available that addresses the issues of product quality.
Code: 1928
Price: $15.95
Healing Herbs of China
P.O. Box 10537, New Brunswick, NJ 08906-0537
Phone (Toll-free): (877) 437-2722
FAX: (732) 393-0245
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Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica Revised
Edition
by Dan Bensky, Andrew Gamble
Hardcover book, 556 pages
Published: 1986
Dimensions: OverSize"
Price: $75.00
ISBN: 0-939616-15-7
Including: Index ~ Bibliography ~ Illustrations
This work includes information on over 470 herbal, mineralogical, and zoological
substances that the translators have drawn from more than 50 Chinese sources.
The introduction covers the history, background, and development of Chinese
herbal medicine, methods of preparation and dispensing, and cross-cultural
comparisons with Western, Japanese and Persian herbal systems.
The information supplied for each substance includes pharmaceutical name,
botanical name, Chinese character, Mandarin, Japanese, Korean, and English name.
Descriptions include properties, entering channels, historical reference,
function, and clinical use in Chinese medicine. Also detailed are associated
symptoms, major formulas using the substance, common conditions for use,
cautions, contraindications, toxicities, and traditional dosage. Included are a
glossary of TCM terms, name cross-indexes, an index to all the herbs, and a
general index.
Click
here to view the table of contents (PDF file). (876 K - PDF)
Click
here to read a sample text (PDF file). (5099 K - PDF)
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Bones of the Master: A Buddhist Monk's Search for the
Lost Heart of China
by George Crane
$11.17
Hardcover: 304 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 1.00 x
9.75 x 7.00
Publisher: Bantam Doubleday Dell Pub (Trd); (February 29, 2000)
ISBN: 0553106503
Agnivesa’s Caraka Samhita : Text with English Translation and Critical Exposition Based on (Cakrapani Datta’s Ayurveda Dipika)/Ram Karan Sharma and Vaidya Bhagwan Dash. Reprint. Varanasi, Chowkhamba Sanskrit Series Office, 2002, 7 Vols., 3304 p., $135 (set). [Chowkhamba Sanskrit Studies Vol. XCIV]. Details No. 30506
http://www.vedamsbooks.com/no30506.htm
Caraka-Samhita : Text with English Translation/edited by P.V. Sharma. Varanasi, Chaukhambha Orientalia, 2000, 4 vols., ISBN 81-7637-011-8.
"The Caraka-Samhita stands at the top of the ancient texts representing the School of Medicine in Ayurveda founded by the great Scholar-Sage Punarvasu Atreya. Its value is further enhanced by the fact that it is the only text available in complete form where as other contemporary Samhitas such as of Jatukarna, parasara etc; perished, that of Bhela is incomplete and that of Harita is dragged into controversy. Thus any scholar desirous to know about the fundamentals of Ayurveda and its approach to life, health and disease has essentially to take resort to the study of this text unique in depth and divergence. It is rightly said "whatever is not here can’t be found anywere else."
"Historically too, it is quite interesting. Like an archaeological edifice. If it is dug into one would come across three distinct strate of authorship ascribed to Agnivesa, Caraka and Drdhabala in successive order.
"This immensely valuable text needed since long a faithful and simple translation into English communicating the ideas as they are without divulging into dogmatic details which make the situation worse particularly for a young scholar. This comes from the pen of an erudite scholar of Ayurveda who has devoted the major part of his life in studying the text intensively from various angles and has command over both the languages concerned." (jacket) No. 20245
This classical text attributed to the great acharya Caraka is considered the oldest and most important text of non-surgical Ayurvedic medicine. The Caraka Samhita has been divided into six volumes, eight parts (sthanas), and these, in turn, are divided into different chapters.
Sutra-Sthanam, the first part, is a compilation of basics of healthcare. It begins with an introduction to health, medicine, hygiene, prophylaxis, diet, and life-style. The four components necessary for successful treatment - the physician, the medication, the patient, and the attendant. Snehakarma (Oleation) and Swedakarma (sweat therapy) and the cause of the illness are discussed. Method of construction of healing centre/hospital is elaborated. It decries treatment by quacks and warns that a person hit by lightning has a better chance of survival than a patient who falls into the hands of a quack.
Nidana-Sthanam, the second part, deals with the cause, pathology, clinical manifestation diagnosis and treatment of eight serious diseases – fever, bleeding, tumors and ulcers, urinary tract diseases, skin diseases, general physical deterioration of the body or of individual organs, and epilepsy The treatment for the above conditions are examined in detail.
Vimana-Sthanam, the third part, deals with chemistry, physiology, anatomy, epidemiology, infectious diseases, diseases of the circulatory, digestive and excretory systems, parasitic illnesses. The logical ways of arriving at a diagnosis namely, observation, inference and interrogation and methods of teaching medical students also discussed in this part. The life expectancy, natural death due to aging, and untimely death due to various factors including over burden, stress and lifestyle leading to morbidity has been compared to that of a vehicle and explained.
Sharira-Sathanam, the fourth part, covers human anatomy, reproduction and pregnancy, the development of the fetus in the mother’s womb, and the role of the mother’s milk. It discusses various toys and amulets for the newborn.
Indriya-Sthanam, the fifth part, covers clinical features, diagnosis, and prognosis. A large portion deals with signs of imminent death or bad prognosis.
Cikitsa-Sthanam, the sixth part, deals with treatment methods and various medications. This is the most important for practicing physicians.
Kalpha-Sthanam, the seventh part , deals with medications used in vamana and virechana. Formulations for inducing vomiting and laxatives are given.
Siddhi-Sthanam, the eighth part, deals with Ayurveda’s classicals method of detoxification, called panchakarma. The Caraka Samhita contains 341 recipes made from plants, 177 medications using animal products and 64 medications using minerals and metals.
Six Volumes, 3000 pp. Chaukhamba Press, Varanasi
$140.00
Agnivesa’s Caraka Samhita : Text with English Translation and Critical Exposition Based on (Cakrapani Datta’s Ayurveda Dipika)/Ram Karan Sharma and Vaidya Bhagwan Dash. Reprint. Varanasi, Chowkhamba Sanskrit Series Office, 2002, 7 Vols., 3304 p., $135 (set). [Chowkhamba Sanskrit Studies Vol. XCIV].
Contents: Vol. I. Sutra Sthana: Introduction/Alex Wayman. Foreword/Pandit Shiv Sharma. Preface. 1. Quest for longevity (Dirghanjivitiya). 2. Dehusked seeds of Achyranthes Aspera Linn. (Apamargatanduliya). 3. Cassia Fistula Linn. (Aragvadhiya). 4. Six hundred purgatives (Sadvirecanasatasritiya). 5. Quantitative dietetics (Matrasitiya). 6. Qualitative dietetics (Tasyasitiya). 7. Non-suppression of natural urges (Navegandharaniya). 8. Description of sense organs (Indriyopakramaniya). 9. Brief chapter on the quadruple of therapeutics (Khuddakacatuspada). 10. Det ailed chapter on the quadruple of therapeutics (Mahacatuspada). 11. Three basic desires of life (Tisraisaniya). 12. Merits and demerits of Vata (Vatakalakaliya). 13. Oleation therapy (Sneha). 14. Fomentation therapy (Sveda). 15. Requirements of a physician (Upakalpaniya). 16. Duties of a qualified physician (Cikitsaprabhrtiya). 17. Enumeration of diseases relating to head (Kiyantah sirasiya). 18. Three types of swelling (Trisothiya). 19. Eight abdominal diseases (Astodariya). 20. Major chapter on diseases (Maharogadhyaya). 21. Eight types of undesirable constitution (Astauninditiya). 22. Reducing and nourishing therapies (Langhanabrmhaniya). 23. Refreshing regimen (Santarpaniya). 24. Blood formation and the regimen therefor (Vidhisonitiya). 25. Origin of man and his diseases (Jajjahpurusiya). 26. Discourse among Atreya, Bhadrakapya etc., (Atreyabhadrakapiya). 27. Properties of diet and drinks (Annapanavidhi). 28. Various types of food and drinks (Vividhasitapitiya). 29. Ten resorts of life (Dasapranayataniya). 30. Ten vessels having their roots in the heart (Arthedasamahamuliya).
Vol. II. Nidanasthana-Indriyasthan: I. Nidanasthana: 1. Diagnosis of fever (Jvara Nidana). 2. Diagnosis of Raktapitta—a condition characterised by bleeding from various parts of the body (Raktapitta Nidana). 3. Diagnosis of Gulma or phantom tumour (Gulma Nidana). 4. Diagnosis of Prameha or obstinate urinary disorders including diabetes mellitus (Prameha Nidana). 5. Diagnosis of Kustha or obstinate skin diseases including leprosy (Kustha-Nidana). 6. Diagnosis of consumption (Sosa Nidana). 7. Diagnosis of insanity (Unmada Nidana). 8. Diagnosis of epilepsy (Apasmara Nidana). II. Vimanasthana: 1. Specific attributes of Rasa or tastes (Rasa Vimana). 2. Specific characteristics of stomach capacity (Trividhakuksiya Vimana). 3. Epidemics (Janapadodhvamsaniya Vimana). 4. Determination of factors for understanding diseases (Trividha roga visesavijnaniya Vimana). 5. Channels of circulation (Sroto Vimana). 6. Specific characteristics of diseases (Roganika Vimana). 7. Specific characteristics of patients (Vyadhitarupiya Vimana). 8. Specific requirements of treatment (Rogabhisagjitiya Vimana). III. Sarira Sthana: 1. Empirical soul (Katidhapurusiya Sarira). 2. Embryological development (Atulyagotriya Sarira). 3. Formation of embryo (Khuddika Garbhavakranti Sarira). 4. Formation of embryo (Mahati Garbhavakranti Sarira). 5. Individual and universe (Purusavicaya Sarira). 6. Constitution of physique (Sariravicaya Sarira). 7. Enumeration of organs (Sarirasamkhya Sarira). 8. Method of procreation (Jatisutriya Sarira). IV. Indriyasthana: 1. Changes in complexion and voice indicating imminent death (Varna svariya Indriya). 2. Changes in odour indicating imminent death (Puspitaka Indriya). 3. Tacticle changes indicating imminent death (Parimarsaniya Indriya). 4. Characteristic features of sense organs indicating imminent death (Indriyanika Indriya). 5. Premonitory symptoms of diseases indicating imminent death (Purvarupiya Indriya). 6. Physical features of patients indicating imminent death (Katamani Saririya Indriya). 7. Conditions of pupil indicating imminent death (Pannarupiya Indriya). 8. Inverted shadow indicating imminent death (Avak Sirasiya Indriya). 9. Coloration of eyes indicating imminent death (Yasya Syava Nimittiya Indriya). 10. Signs indicative of impending sudden death (Sadyo Maraniya Indriya). 11. Diminution of bodily heat indicating imminent death (Anu Jyotiya Indriya). 12. Appearance of a substance resembling cowdung powder indicating imminent death (Gomaya Curniya Indriya).
Vol. III. Cikitsa Sthana Chap. I-XIV: I. Cikitsasthanam: 1: A. Rejuvenation therapy Rasayanadhyaya first Pada: dealing with Terminalia Chebula and Emblica officinalis. B. Rejuvenation therapy beginning with the term Pranakama (Rasayanadhyaya second Pada). C. Rejuvenation therapy dealing with by the administration of Amalaki (Rasayanadhyaya third Pada). D. Rejuvenation therapy dealing with original propagation of Ayurveda (Rasayanadhyaya 4 chapter). 2: A. Aphrodisiacs dealing with Samyoga Saramula (Vajikaranadhyaya first Pada). B. Aphrodisiacs dealing with Asikta Ksirika (Vajikaranadhyaya second Pada). C. Aphrodisiacs Vajikaranadhyaya third Pada dealing with Masaparnabhrtiya. D. Aphrodisiacs Vajikaranadhyaya fourth Pada dealing with Pumanjatabaladika. 3. Section of the treatment of disease (treatment of Jvara). 4. Treatment of Rakta Pitta. 5. Treatment of Phatom tumour (Gulma). 6. Treatment of obstinate urinary disorders including diabetes (Prameha). 7. Treatment of Kustha. 8. Treatment of Rajayaksma or tuberculosis. 9. Treatment of Unmada (insanity). 10. Treatment of epilepsy (Apasmar). 11. Treatment of Phthisis (Ksaya). 12. Treatment of Svayathu (Oedema). 13. Treatment of Udararoga. 14. Treatment of piles (Arsas).
Vol. IV. Cikitsa Sthan Chap. XV-XXVI: I. Cikitsasthana: 15. Treatment of Grahani Dosa (Sprue-syndrome). 16. Treatment of Pandu (Anemia). 17. Treatment of Hikka and Svasa (Hiccup and Asthma). 18. Treatment of Kasa (Bronchitis). 19. Treatment of Atisara (Diarrhoea). 20. Treatment of Chardi (vomiting). 21. Treatment of Visarpa (Erysipelas and Herpes). 22. Treatment of Trsna (morbid thirst). 23. Treatment of visa (poisoning). 24. Treatment of Madatyaya (alcoholism). 25. Treatment of Dvivraniya (ulcers). 26. Treatment of Trimarmiya (afflictions of three vital organs).
Vol. V. Cikitsa Sthana Chap. XXVII-XXX: I. Cikitsa-Sthana: 27. Treatment of Urustambha (spasticity of the thighs). 28. Treatment of diseases caused by Vayu (Vata-Vyadhi). 29. Treatment of Vata-Rakta or gout and arthritis. 30. Treatment of gynecic, seminal and lacteal morbidities.
Vol. VI. Kalpa and Siddhi Sthana: I. Kalpasthana: 1. Pharmaceutics of Madana. 2. Pharmaceutics of Jimutaka. 3. Pharmaceutics of Iksvaku. 4. Pharmaceutics of Dhamargava. 5. Pharmaceutics of Vatsaka. 6. Pharmaceutics of Krtavedhana. 7. Pharmaceutics of Syama-Trivrt. 8. Pharmaceutics of Caturangula. 9. Pharmaceutics of Tilvaka. 10. Pharmaceutics of Sudha. 11. Pharmaceutics of Saptala-Sankhini. 12. Pharmaceutics of Danti and Dravanti. II. Siddhi Sthana (section on successful administration of therapeutic measures): 1. Procedure for successful administration of Panca-Karma. 2. Description of indications and contra-indications for successful administration of Panca-Karma therapy. 3. Perfection in treatment through knowledge of Basti-principles. 4. Complications of unctuous enema and their successful management. 5. Complications of defective nozzle, etc., and their treatment. 6. Complications of wrongly administered emetic and purgation therapies and their successful treatment. 7. Complications of enema therapy and their treatment. 8. Recipes for Niruha. 9. Diseases of vital organs and their treatment. 10. Effective recipes of medicated enema. 11. Determination of appropriate drugs for enema and its veterinary dosage. 12. Excellent enema recipes.
Vol. VII. Sloka-Index.
"The Caraka Samhita occupies a very important place in the history of world’s medical science. But this work is quit difficult to understand to those who are not well accustomed with the particular style of Sanskrit in which it is written. Hence, an authentic translation was a desideratum.
"The present translation is not only the result of painful labour of two renowned scholars, but it comprises valuable extracts from the famous commentary of Cakrapanidatta, rendered into English." (jacket)
This book describes the tradition of surgery in Indian medicine which includes various panchakarma detoxification techniques not described elsewhere. The author is believed to be the scholar Sushruta, who lived over 3000 years ago. Susruta Samhita is considered one of the four principal books on surgery and the only work still existing today. Dhanvantari (an incarnation of Vishnu ), Susruta’s teacher, is believed to have given the knowledge as every chapter begins with the words, "Vathovaca bhagavan Dhanvantari Susrutaya", or "As Susruta was taught by the honorable Dhanvantari". Susruta-Samhita consists of five parts and an appendix that was added later and has 184 chapters. This ancient surgical text is an invaluable and practical compendium. Many surgical concepts and treatments of this classical text have been adapted into modern surgical procedures.
The Susruta Samhita describes various diseases of the eyes (76 eye conditions), 51 of which were treated surgically. The author counts 101 blunt and 20 sharp surgical instruments that are surprisingly similar to the instruments used today. The human hand, the most important instrument, is included in this count. Surgical intervention was used in a rational and conservative manner, and only when non-invasive treatments could not promote healing.
Susruta Samhita discusses 1120 illnesses, including injuries, illnesses relating to aging and mental illness. These discussions include 700 healing plants, 57 preparations derived from animal sources and 64 preparations derived from minerals.
Three Volumes, 2050 pp. Chaukhamba Press, Varanasi
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Astanga-Hrdaya of Vagbhata : The Book of Eight Branches of Ayurveda/translated by A Board of Scholars. 1999, 3 vol., 1263 p., $117 (set). Details No. 13972
The Astanga Hridaya, which is a condensed version of the earlier Astanga Samgraha by the same author, is particularly favored by scholars because of the clarity of its presentation. It author, Vagbhata, was born in Sindh (a province in Pakistan) circa 500 AD and was taught Ayurvedic medicine by his father and a Buddhist monk, named Avalokita. The Ashtanga Hridaya samhita is a systematized text of human illness and therapy in six sections which incorporates the Eight Branches, known as Ashtanga Hridaya in Sanskrit: Internal Medicine, Paediatrics, Gynaecology, Psychiatry, Toxicology, Basic Surgery, Rejuvenation Therapy, Geriatrics.
The treatise is written in 7120 easily understood poetic verses that embody the essence of Ayurvedic knowledge. It is to some extent a summary clearer presentation of the Caraka and Sushruta samhitas, but also includes much new information which did not appear in earlier texts. There are section s on longevity, personal hygiene, the causes of illness, influence of season and time on the human organism, types and classifications of medicine, the significance of the sense of taste, pregnancy and possible complications during birth, Prakriti, individual constitutions and various aids for establishing a prognosis. There is also detailed information on panchakarma therapies including: therapeutically induced vomiting, the use of laxatives, enemas, complications that might occur during such therapies and the necessary medications.
Three Volumes, 1700 pp. Krishnadas Academy, Chaukhamba Press, Varanasi
$110.00
Astanga-Hrdaya of Vagbhata : The Book of Eight Branches of Ayurveda/translated by A Board of Scholars. 1999, 3 vols., 1263 p., ISBN 81-7030-619-1.
Contents: Vol. 1. Sutra-sthana and Sarira-sthana: Introduction. I. Sutrasthana (Section on general principles): 1. Ayuskamiya Adhyaya (Desire for long life). 2. Dinacarya Adhyaya (Daily way of life). 3. Rtucarya Adhyaya (Seasonal regimen). 4. Roganutpadaniya (Prevention of disease). 5. Dravadravya Vijnaniya (Knowledge of liquid materials). 6. Annasvarupa Vijnaniya (Nature of food materials). 7. Annaraksadhyaya (Protection of foods). 8. Matrasitiya Adhyaya (Partaking proper quantity of food). 9. Drayadi Vijnaniya (Knowledge of substances etc.). 10. Rasabhediya (Classification of tastes). 11. Dosadi Vijnaniya (Knowledge of dosas etc.). 12. Dosabhediya (Classification of dosas). 13. Dosopakramaniya (Treatment of the dosas). 14. Divividhopakramaniya (Two kinds of treatments). 15. Sodhanadigana Samgraha (Groups of drugs for purificatory therapies etc.). 16. Snehavidhi (Oleation therapy). 17. Svedavidhi (Sudation therapy). 18. Vamana-Virecana Vidhi (Procedure of emesis and purgation therapies). 19. Bastividhi (Enema therapy). 20. Nasya Vidhi (Nasal medication). 21. Dhumapana Vidhi (Procedure of inhalation of smoke). 22. Gandusadi Vidhi (Mouth gargles and other therapies). 23. Ascotana-Anjana Vidhi (Eye-drops, eye-salves therapy). 24. Tarpana-Putapaka Vidhi (Satiating the eye and other therapies). 25. Yantra Vidhi (Usage of blunt instruments and applicances). 26. Sastra Vidhi (Usage of sharp instruments). 27. Siravyadha Vidhi (Procedure of venesection). 28. Salyaharana Vidhi (Methods of removal of foreign bodies). 29. Sastrakarma Vidhi (Procedure of surgical operation). 30. Ksaragnikarma Vidhi (Procedure of cauterisation). II. Sarirasthana (Section on anatomy and physiology): 1. Garbhavakranti Sarira (Embryology). 2. Garbhavyapad Sarira (Disorders of pregnancy). 3. Angavibhaga Sariram (Different parts of the body). 4. Marma Vibhaga Sarira (Classification of vital spots). 5. Vikrti Vijnaniya (Knowledge of bad prognostics). 7. Dutadi Vijnaniya (Knowledge about the messenger etc.). Index.
Vol. II. Nidana, Cikitsita and Kalpasiddhi sthana: Nidanasthana (Diagnosis of Diseases): 1. Sarvaroga Nidanam (Diagnosis of diseases in general). 2. Jvara Nidana (Diagnosis of fever). 3. Raktapitta Nidanam (Diagnosis of bleeding disease). 4. Svasa-Hidhma Nidana (Diagnosis of dyspnoea and hiccup). 5. Rajayaksmadi Nidana (Diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis etc.). 6. Madatyaya Nidanam (Diagnosis of alcoholic intoxication). 7. Arsas Nidanam (Diagnosis of haemorrhoids/piles). 8. Atisara-Grahani Dosa Nidanam (Diagnosis of diarrhoea and duodenal disorders). 9. Mutraghata Nidanam (Diagnosis of retention of urine). 10. Prameha Nidanam (Diagnosis of diabetes, polyuria). 11. Vidradhi-Vrddhi Gulma-Nidanam (Diagnosis of abscess, hernia and abdominal tumours). 12. Udara Nidana (Diagnosis of enlargement of the abdomen). 13. Panduroga-Sopha-Visarpa Nidanam (Diagnosis of anaemia, dropsy and herpes). 14. Kustha-Svitra-Krimi-Nidanam (Diagnosis of leprosy, leucoderma and worms). 15. Vatavyadhi Nidanam (Diagnosis of nervous system. 16. Vatasonita Nidana (Diagnosis of gout). Cikitsitasthana (Section of Therapeutics): 1. Jvara Cikitsa (Treatment of fevers). 2. Raktapitta Cikitsa (Treatment of bleeding diseases). 3. Kasa Cikitsa (Treatment of cough). 4. Svasa-Hidhma Cikitsa (Treatment of dyspnoea and hiccup. 5. Rajayaksmadi Cikitsa (Treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis etc.). 6. Chardi-Hrdroga-Trsna Cikitsa (Treatment of vomiting, heart diseases and thirst). 7. Madatyayadi Cikitsa (Treatment of alcoholism etc.). 8. Arsas Cikitsa (Treatment of haemorrhoids/piles). 9. Atisara Cikitsa (Treatment of diarrhoea). 10. Grahanidosa Cikitsa (Treatment of duodenal disorder). 11. Mutraghata Cikitsa (Treatment of retention of urine). 12. Prameha Cikitsa (Treatment of diabetes). 13. Vidradhi-Vrddhi Cikitsa (Treatment of abscess and enlargement of the scrotum). 14. Gulma Cikitsa (Treatment of abdominal tumours). 15. Udara Cikitsa (Treatment of enlargement of the abdomen). 16. Panduroga Cikitsa (Treatment of anaemia). 17. Svayathu Cikitsa (Treatment of dropsy). 18. Visarpa Cikitsa (Treatment of herpes). 19. Kustha Cikitsa (Treatment of leprosy). 20. Svitra-Krmi Cikitsa (Treatment of leucoderma and worms). 21. Vata Vyadhi Cikitsa (Treatment of diseases of vata origin). 22. Vatasonita (Vatarakta) Cikitsa (Treatment of gout). Kalpa-Siddhi Sthana (Section on Purificatory Recipes, Pharmaceutics): 1. Vamana Kalpa (Emetic recipes). 2. Virecana Kalpa (Purgative recipes). 3. Vamana Virecana Vyapat Siddhi (Management of complications of emesis and purgation). 4. Basti Kalpa (Enema recipes). 5. Basti Vyapat Siddhi (Management of complications of enema therapy). 6. Dravyakalpa (Pharmaceutics). Index.
Vol. III. Uttara-sthana: 1. Balopacaraniya (Care of the new-born baby). 2. Balamaya Pratisedha (Treatment of diseases of children). 3. Balagraha Pratisedha (Treatment of evil spirits/demons). 4. Bhuta Vijnaniya (Knowledge of demons). 5. Bhuta Pratisedha (Treatment of demons). 6. Unmada Pratisedha (Treatment of insanity). 7. Apasmara Pratisedha (Treatment of epilepsy). 8. Vartmaroga Vijnaniya (Knowledge about diseases of eye-lids). 9. Vartmaroga Pratisedha (Treatment of diseases of eyelids). 10. Sandhi-Sitasita Roga Vijnaniya (Knowledge of fornices, sclera and cornea). 11. Sandhi-Sitasita Roga Pratisedha (Treatment of fornices, sclera and cornea diseases). 12. Drsti Roga Vijnaniya (Knowledge of the diseases of the vision). 13. Timira Pratisedha (Treatment of blindness). 14. Linganasa Pratisedha (Treatment of blindness). 15. Sarvaksiroga Vijnaniya (Knowledge of the whole eye diseases). 16. Sarvaksiroga Pratisedha (Treatment of diseases of the whole eye). 17. Karnaroga Vijnaniya (Knowledge of the diseases of the ears). 18. Karnaroga Pratisedha (Treatment of diseases of the ears). 19. Nasa Roga Vijnaniya (Knowledge of the diseases of the nose). 20. Nasa Roga Pratisedha (Treatment of diseases of the nose). 21. Mukharoga Vijnaniya (Knowledge of the diseases of the mouth). 22. Mukharoga Pratisedha (Treatment of diseases of the mouth). 23. Siroroga Vijnaniya (Knowledge of the diseases of the head). 24. Siroroga Pratisedha (Treatment of diseases of the head). 25. Vrana Pratisedha (Treatment of ulcers). 26. Sadhyovrana Pratisedha (Treatment of traumatic wounds). 27. Bhanga Pratisedha (Treatment of fractures). 28. Bhagandara Pratisedha (Treatment of rectal fistula). 29. Granthi-Arbuda-Slipada-Apaci-Nadi Vijnaniya (Knowledge of tumours-cancer-filariasis-scrofula-sinus ulcer). 30. Granthi-Arbuda-Slipada-Apaci-Nadi Pratisedha (Treatment of tumours etc.). 31. Ksudra Roga Vijnaniya (Knowledge of minor diseases). 32. Ksudra Roga Pratisedha (Treatment of minor diseases). 33. Guhya Roga Vijnaniya (Knowledge of diseases of genital organs). 34. Guhya Roga Pratisedha (Treatment of diseases of genital organs). 35. Visa Pratisedha (Treatment of poisoning). 36. Sarpavisa Pratisedha (Treatment of snake bite poison). 37. Kitalutadi Visa Pratisedha (Treatment of poison of insects, spiders etc.). 38. Musika-Alarka Visa Pratisedha (Treatment of poison of mouse and dog bite). 39. Rasayana Vidhi (Rejuvenation therapy). 40. Vajikarana Vidhi (Virilification therapy). Index.
"The Astanga Hrdayam by Vagbhata is written in prose and have a slightly different organization of material than the Astanga Samgraha also by Vagbhata. Both works have been dated about the same time and are thought to date after the Caraka and Susruta Samhitas. The exposition is relatively straight forward and also deals primarily with kayacikitsa. Its emphasis on treating the physiology of the body and suggestions for therapeutic use of metals and minerals means the perspective of the work represents the gross, material value of life more than--Caraka and Susruta." (jacket)
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Astanga-Hrdaya of Vagbhata : The Book of Eight Branches of Ayurveda/translated by A Board of Scholars. 1999, 3 vols., 1263 p., ISBN 81-7030-619-1.
Contents: Vol. 1. Sutra-sthana and Sarira-sthana: Introduction. I. Sutrasthana (Section on general principles): 1. Ayuskamiya Adhyaya (Desire for long life). 2. Dinacarya Adhyaya (Daily way of life). 3. Rtucarya Adhyaya (Seasonal regimen). 4. Roganutpadaniya (Prevention of disease). 5. Dravadravya Vijnaniya (Knowledge of liquid materials). 6. Annasvarupa Vijnaniya (Nature of food materials). 7. Annaraksadhyaya (Protection of foods). 8. Matrasitiya Adhyaya (Partaking proper quantity of food). 9. Drayadi Vijnaniya (Knowledge of substances etc.). 10. Rasabhediya (Classification of tastes). 11. Dosadi Vijnaniya (Knowledge of dosas etc.). 12. Dosabhediya (Classification of dosas). 13. Dosopakramaniya (Treatment of the dosas). 14. Divividhopakramaniya (Two kinds of treatments). 15. Sodhanadigana Samgraha (Groups of drugs for purificatory therapies etc.). 16. Snehavidhi (Oleation therapy). 17. Svedavidhi (Sudation therapy). 18. Vamana-Virecana Vidhi (Procedure of emesis and purgation therapies). 19. Bastividhi (Enema therapy). 20. Nasya Vidhi (Nasal medication). 21. Dhumapana Vidhi (Procedure of inhalation of smoke). 22. Gandusadi Vidhi (Mouth gargles and other therapies). 23. Ascotana-Anjana Vidhi (Eye-drops, eye-salves therapy). 24. Tarpana-Putapaka Vidhi (Satiating the eye and other therapies). 25. Yantra Vidhi (Usage of blunt instruments and applicances). 26. Sastra Vidhi (Usage of sharp instruments). 27. Siravyadha Vidhi (Procedure of venesection). 28. Salyaharana Vidhi (Methods of removal of foreign bodies). 29. Sastrakarma Vidhi (Procedure of surgical operation). 30. Ksaragnikarma Vidhi (Procedure of cauterisation). II. Sarirasthana (Section on anatomy and physiology): 1. Garbhavakranti Sarira (Embryology). 2. Garbhavyapad Sarira (Disorders of pregnancy). 3. Angavibhaga Sariram (Different parts of the body). 4. Marma Vibhaga Sarira (Classification of vital spots). 5. Vikrti Vijnaniya (Knowledge of bad prognostics). 7. Dutadi Vijnaniya (Knowledge about the messenger etc.). Index.
Vol. II. Nidana, Cikitsita and Kalpasiddhi sthana: Nidanasthana (Diagnosis of Diseases): 1. Sarvaroga Nidanam (Diagnosis of diseases in general). 2. Jvara Nidana (Diagnosis of fever). 3. Raktapitta Nidanam (Diagnosis of bleeding disease). 4. Svasa-Hidhma Nidana (Diagnosis of dyspnoea and hiccup). 5. Rajayaksmadi Nidana (Diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis etc.). 6. Madatyaya Nidanam (Diagnosis of alcoholic intoxication). 7. Arsas Nidanam (Diagnosis of haemorrhoids/piles). 8. Atisara-Grahani Dosa Nidanam (Diagnosis of diarrhoea and duodenal disorders). 9. Mutraghata Nidanam (Diagnosis of retention of urine). 10. Prameha Nidanam (Diagnosis of diabetes, polyuria). 11. Vidradhi-Vrddhi Gulma-Nidanam (Diagnosis of abscess, hernia and abdominal tumours). 12. Udara Nidana (Diagnosis of enlargement of the abdomen). 13. Panduroga-Sopha-Visarpa Nidanam (Diagnosis of anaemia, dropsy and herpes). 14. Kustha-Svitra-Krimi-Nidanam (Diagnosis of leprosy, leucoderma and worms). 15. Vatavyadhi Nidanam (Diagnosis of nervous system. 16. Vatasonita Nidana (Diagnosis of gout). Cikitsitasthana (Section of Therapeutics): 1. Jvara Cikitsa (Treatment of fevers). 2. Raktapitta Cikitsa (Treatment of bleeding diseases). 3. Kasa Cikitsa (Treatment of cough). 4. Svasa-Hidhma Cikitsa (Treatment of dyspnoea and hiccup. 5. Rajayaksmadi Cikitsa (Treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis etc.). 6. Chardi-Hrdroga-Trsna Cikitsa (Treatment of vomiting, heart diseases and thirst). 7. Madatyayadi Cikitsa (Treatment of alcoholism etc.). 8. Arsas Cikitsa (Treatment of haemorrhoids/piles). 9. Atisara Cikitsa (Treatment of diarrhoea). 10. Grahanidosa Cikitsa (Treatment of duodenal disorder). 11. Mutraghata Cikitsa (Treatment of retention of urine). 12. Prameha Cikitsa (Treatment of diabetes). 13. Vidradhi-Vrddhi Cikitsa (Treatment of abscess and enlargement of the scrotum). 14. Gulma Cikitsa (Treatment of abdominal tumours). 15. Udara Cikitsa (Treatment of enlargement of the abdomen). 16. Panduroga Cikitsa (Treatment of anaemia). 17. Svayathu Cikitsa (Treatment of dropsy). 18. Visarpa Cikitsa (Treatment of herpes). 19. Kustha Cikitsa (Treatment of leprosy). 20. Svitra-Krmi Cikitsa (Treatment of leucoderma and worms). 21. Vata Vyadhi Cikitsa (Treatment of diseases of vata origin). 22. Vatasonita (Vatarakta) Cikitsa (Treatment of gout). Kalpa-Siddhi Sthana (Section on Purificatory Recipes, Pharmaceutics): 1. Vamana Kalpa (Emetic recipes). 2. Virecana Kalpa (Purgative recipes). 3. Vamana Virecana Vyapat Siddhi (Management of complications of emesis and purgation). 4. Basti Kalpa (Enema recipes). 5. Basti Vyapat Siddhi (Management of complications of enema therapy). 6. Dravyakalpa (Pharmaceutics). Index.
Vol. III. Uttara-sthana: 1. Balopacaraniya (Care