Brahmanand and His Innovations in the Barahmasa Genre

Rajpurohit, Dalpat S.

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“…[18] Anand et al reported that fennel seed possesses anticancer activity owing to its antioxidant properties. [19] Chitrak, Plumbago zeylanica Linn.-Plumbaginaceae as per Acharya Charak plant possess Deepanaya, Pachaniya properties and is able to cure Gudshotha, Arsha and Shula. [20] Various studies have shown that the root of the plant and its constituents are credited with potential therapeutic properties including anti-atherogenic, cardiotonic, hepatoprotective and neuroprotective properties.…”

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“…[21] In another study, Plumbago zeylanica, was tested for its possible in vivo protective effect against cyclophosphamide-induced genotoxicity and oxidative stress in Swiss albino mice. [22] Mustak, Cyperus rotundus Linn.-Cyperaceae is known to exhibit Samgrahi, Deepaniya, Pachaniya properties. [23] The Extract of Cyperus rotundus has analgesic, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and immunomodulatory effects due to presence of flavonoid, tannin and polyphenol contents.…”

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A conceptual study on understanding Ama concept with special reference to free radical theory

Patil¹,

Garge²

2022

World J. Adv. Res. Rev.

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Ayurveda speaks the main cause of diseases is rooted in the impairment of the body's main fire, called Agni, the fire of digestion. Ayurveda views the health of the body as the functioning of a biological fire-governing metabolism. If this essential part is functioning effectively, the whole body will be nourished, full of life and vibrancy. Altered digestive functioning can lead to the production of Ama, a toxic material that initiates and promotes disease processes throughout the body. In the same way, free radicals are also found to be the root cause of many diseases. The majority of free radicals that dAmage biological systems are oxygen-free radicals, and these are more generally known as “Reactive Oxygen Species” (ROS). These are the main by-products formed in the cells of aerobic organisms, and can initiate autocatalytic reactions so that molecules to which they react are themselves converted into free radicals to propagate the chain of dAmage. Here we shall discuss about properties of both Ama and Free Radicals. The present article attempts to correlate the concept of Free radical with the concept of Ama.

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A conceptual study on understanding Ama concept with special reference to free radical theory

Patil¹,

Garge²

2022

World J. Adv. Res. Rev.

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Networks of Power in the Nineteenth Century: The Sampradaya, Princely States and Company Rule

Patel

2023

Journal of the American Academy of Religion

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This article reconsiders a religious institution in India during the early colonial era as a manifestation of regional influence, or a non-statist public force. Founded by Sahajanand Swami, the Hindu devotional (bhakti) community known as the Swaminarayan Sampradaya expanded in the area that is today Gujarat in western India. The community arose as a source of popular influence in a region that lacked a dominant state at this time. Its creation was forged in relation to local struggles for power and resources, involving princely states, Maratha and East India Company powers, Kathi chieftains, and broader social and cultural changes in the nineteenth century. Historically examining the process of community expansion in the region through aspects like patronage and cultural production, I argue that the sampradaya’s articulation of devotion internalized political acumen to navigate material realities successfully. Effectively, the modern articulation enabled adherents to broker power from diverse networks and strengthen the community’s complex, multifaceted authority in Gujarat.

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Transmettre la douleur de la séparation. Le ciel dans le «chant des douze mois», Bārahamāsā, dans la littérature indienne

Burger¹

2021

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Brahmanand and His Innovations in the Barahmasa Genre

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A conceptual study on understanding Ama concept with special reference to free radical theory

A conceptual study on understanding Ama concept with special reference to free radical theory

Networks of Power in the Nineteenth Century: The Sampradaya, Princely States and Company Rule

Transmettre la douleur de la séparation. Le ciel dans le «chant des douze mois», Bārahamāsā, dans la littérature indienne

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