Panch- Mahabhuta Siddhanta:
There are five basic elements of Mahabutas, which are
1. Prithvi (earth),
2. Apa (water),
3. Teja (fire),
4. Vayu(air), and
5. Akasha (void).
In Ayurveda, these five basic elements are combined together forming the mahabhutas.
Each mahabhutas has its own characteristics feature, properties and identification.
According to mahabhutas siddhanta the body takes these elements from nature and again release it back to nature.
The human body is balanced by the perfect balance of these elements.
But when the balance is distributed an unhealthy condition is developed, which is called as illness.
The principle role of,
Prithvi in the body is a form and shape.
Apa maintains moisture, liquidity and lubrication in the body.
Teja or fire develops heat and energy .
Vayu is referred as Parana,
Akasha is considered as pores and vacuoles.
There are five basic elements of Mahabutas, which are
1. Prithvi (earth),
2. Apa (water),
3. Teja (fire),
4. Vayu(air), and
5. Akasha (void).
In Ayurveda, these five basic elements are combined together forming the mahabhutas.
Each mahabhutas has its own characteristics feature, properties and identification.
According to mahabhutas siddhanta the body takes these elements from nature and again release it back to nature.
The human body is balanced by the perfect balance of these elements.
But when the balance is distributed an unhealthy condition is developed, which is called as illness.
The principle role of,
Prithvi in the body is a form and shape.
Apa maintains moisture, liquidity and lubrication in the body.
Teja or fire develops heat and energy .
Vayu is referred as Parana,
Akasha is considered as pores and vacuoles.
