Introduction to Ancient Indian

In his quest for awakening, according to the traditional account the Buddha tried and discarded various ancient Indian practices as being not in themselves conducive to awakening.

The names of the nakshatras along with the longitudes of their junction stars are found in various ancient Indian texts on astronomy.

In modern surgery text wound is described in detail but first evidences are available in ancient Indian system of medicine namely Ayurveda as Vrana and Vrana Ropana (wound healing).

Ayurveda which literally means “the science of life” is the ancient Indian system of medicine.

The ancient Indian texts ‘Puranas’ are voluminous compendiums of information and have been passed down through the ages – sometimes being split into sub-volumes, sometimes getting combined or appended with additional content.

To craft the output, through using the historiographic approach, the ancient Indian texts and archaeological evidence-based literature used as primary sources, and literature published as books and articles have also consulted.

Hindi: "भूतकाल का अध्ययन केवल वर्तमान के माध्यम से ही किया जा सकता है । बीते हुए समय के अध्ययन के लिए वर्तमान वस्तुओं तथा वर्तमान में विद्यमान संस्करणों को भूतकाल के अवशेषों के रूप में लेकर उनसे भूतकाल की घटनाओं के बारे में निष्कर्ष निकाला जाता है। वे तर्क जिनके आधार पर निष्कर्ष निकाले जाते हैं वे वर्तमान वस्तुओं घटनाओं तथा संबंधों के अवलोकन पर आधारित होते हैं"।1  English: The excavation work done in India gives information about the stages of ancient Indian culture and various cultural region and their important characteristics.

Sericulture in India is as old as the ancient Indian culture.

Penn's Little Big Man) the author identifies and analyzes the intentions of American culture, showing its transition to the next stage of its history with such signs as the dramatic ideological confrontation between the images of the «empire of trust» and the «empire of evil», the degradation of personality and society affected by the imperial complex, the awareness of the apocalyptic genocide of the ancient Indian civilization.

The present study is a comprehensive review of the archaeological and climatological researches carried out on the role of ISM variability on the rise and fall of ancient Indian civilizations for the most part of the ongoing interglacial period, the Holocene.

Ethical dimensions of ancient Indian literature are analyzed.

HD in India has been reported since early 1950s in the form of case reports and series, with exception of varying references in ancient Indian literature as “Tandavaroga.

This research is an exegetical analysis of ancient Indian Vedic and later Vedic literature and is primarily aimed at deciphering some of the essential ideas of the rights found in these texts, which are akin to contemporary human rights.

read the article entitled ‘‘History of dermatology: the study f skin diseases over the centuries’’,1 which is, astonishingly, he earliest descriptions of skin and its disorders detailed in he Ancient Indian Vedic texts, especially in Ayurvedic treaises have been unfound.

Ayurveda is an ancient Indian traditional system of medicine use herbs, metals and non-metals for their medicinal preparations.

The ancient Indian traditional medicine has been of great interest of Virologists worldwide to decipher potential antivirals.

Ancient Indian medicine, Ayurveda and the Persian-Arabic traditional Unani medicine has two distinct approaches for the classification of human subjects according to their temperaments.

What is not clear is as to how did the knowledge spread to the Western world and how did the Indian medicine influence modern medicine? Or even more specifically how has ancient Indian medicine influenced cardiology in particular?” With a chuckle Narula responded, “Immensely! What more, the name HEART itself is derived from Hridaya!! We knew about the anatomy and physiology of heart many hundreds of years ago.

ABSTRACT The yoga is a combination of physical and mental practice of our ancient Indian philosophy.

With an emphasis to Ancient Indian Philosophy, the following text speaks about how modern schools of psychology like Psychoanalysis and Humanism show evident similarities with Vedic and Upanishadic views.

Ancient Indian physician and scholar Charaka emphasized positive mental health when he articulated that the task of medicine is not simply to strive for absence of disease but to enable an individual to learn about and lead ideal life.

The ancient Indian physician Charaka once said, “A good physician nurtures affection for his patients exactly like a mother, father or brother.

: Rabindranath Tagore stands as a millennium in himself reflecting the ancient Indian wisdom through the raptures of his lyrics and mystic vision.

This unique ancient Indian wisdom has survived vividly down the ages is flourishing in the present times in newer dimensions attracting the attentions globally.

In the ancient Indian medical system of Ayurveda, mustard oil or Sarshapa taila has been characterized as deep penetrating, hot potency, pungent smelling fluid effective against skin itching and urticaria.

Ghee or clarified butter has been gloriously extolled for its virtues in Ancient Indian Medical Systems.

Yoga as an ancient Indian tradition containing postures, breathing exercises and meditation may positively influence those symptoms.

Ruth Hayhoe, in a paper based on her conference keynote, discusses the legacy of ancient Indian traditions of higher learning, their influence on the development of various learning traditions in Asia (from Cambodia to China), and their potential role in reconceptualizing the “research university.

In his quest for awakening, according to the traditional account the Buddha tried and discarded various ancient Indian practices as being not in themselves conducive to awakening.

Most importantly, turmeric is known for its crucial roles in the ancient Indian practice of Ayurveda medicine, also known as homeopathic medicine in the western world.

The teaching and learning principles followed in the Ancient Indian Education System were largely based on the student centric teaching and learning principles as advocated in the modern system of education.

Ancient Indian education was value-based consisting of Gurukul system and world-famous “Nalanda and Takshashila Universities.

The ancient Indian Society allowed women to study and in fact, some women Philosophers like Lopamudra, Maitreyi, and Gargi were considered the leading scholars and could very well compete their male Philosophers in any philosophical and religious discussions.

Purpose of this article is to study the phenomenon of desire in Ancient Chinese and ancient Indian society, to reveal a material basis for the appearance and formation of the specific ethical attitude towards desire in the philosophical reflection of ancient thinkers.

It tells about the stages of preparation of the scholar to collect materials and writing this book, his rich philological and life practice, which allowed to correct description of the significant milestones in the history of world linguistics, since the era of ancient Indian grammatical tradition and completing descriptive linguistics in the United States, new directions in linguistics of the second half of the 20th century and the stages of development of Soviet science.

The present outline reviews approaches to competition in morphology across the history of linguistics, from Ancient Indian grammatical doctrines up to present-day morphological theories.

The need for using the ancient Indian masterpiece of sexual science, Kama Sutra, in getting over the taboo is also recommended.

A great scholar as he was, Clas-Olof Selenius could successfully illustrate the use of modern mathematics in highlighting the significance of the ancient Indian masterpiece called Cakravāla or cyclic method in solving certain indeterminate equations.

Mey, known as soma plant according to ancient Indian Ayurvedic system.

The medicinal properties of curcumin are well known in ancient Indian Ayurvedic Medicine.

Since the 17th century Ancient Indian Sanskrit poetry becomes a subject of increased attention.

The word Jagar is originated from ancient Indian Sanskrit language, ‘jaga’ which means to awake.

Ancient Indian astronomy may be classified into two main categories: (1) the vedic astronomy and (2) the post vedic astronomy.

Our study reveals that a scale similar to the magnitude scale of brightness (currently in use) was in vogue in ancient Indian astronomy.

Translating this ancient Indian aesthetic principle into modern poetry in English, Naidu harks back to a pre-colonial cultural idea(l) in order to form a national identity that is independent of the coloniser’s political and cultural imperialism.

This relatively understudied yet epistemologically significant term within modern Hinduism has its roots in the pre-colonial sahajiyā movements and bears a conceptual resemblance to the idea of pratibhā in ancient Indian aesthetics, philosophy, and grammar.

This is an insult of the yoga which is given by ancient Indian scholars.

Given this framework, two questions arise which constitute the main lines of thought which underlie the reflection within which the present study falls: how have French grammars of Sanskrit navigated between these two descriptive models and metalanguages, while at the same time dealing with word classifications? And what does this tell us about “Extended Sanskrit Grammar”? To answer both these questions, a very brief overview of word classifications elaborated by ancient Indian scholars for Sanskrit is given as a first step; then, as a second step, a synthesis of the various configurations one finds in French grammars of Sanskrit with concrete illustrations is presented.

Mythology of the ancient Indian epic (pantheon).

In this article, we explore the evidence of this metaphor in the Ancient Greek epic poems, Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey as well as Hesiod’s Theogony and Works and Days, and, for comparative purposes, the evidence of the analogous metaphor in the Ancient Indian epics, the Mahābhārata and the Rāmāyaṇa.

It is also an important step in yoga, which is an ancient Indian science and lifestyle, and is translated as “breath science, breath control, and willful breathing.

Yoga is an ancient Indian science, philosophy and way of life.

There are potential benefits of yoga on neurocognitive functions because this ancient Indian technique positively nurtures the mind-body systems.

Yoga is an ancient Indian technique of healthy living.