We5 Ayurveda

                             Ayurveda is formed from two Sanskrit word i.e. Ayu; which means age or life and other is Veda; which means the knowledge or science.  Ayurveda history There are four Vedas which are known to mankind as the oldest book or scriptures founded over the planet. And the word 'Ayurveda' is very much simillar to the same word Veda, are they related to each other? Yes they are related, eventually there are four Vedas; Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda and Atharvaveda. The oldest among these four is Rigveda and the youngest is Atharvaveda, in which Ayurveda is the Upveda of Atharvaveda (Upveda is the sub part), hence Ayurveda is the branch of Veda which especially deals with the treatement part.  Ayurveda word meaning As it is explained earlier that Ayu means age and veda means knowledge, so Ayurveda stands for the Knowledge of age or we can say it as Science ...

                                               Ayurveda is Shasvata (endless), it never get out of the world. It is not the science which could be outdated because of its nature. As from Charaka samhita (reknowned literature regarding Ayurveda) its origin is from the mouth of Brahma (God of creation of life), which passes to other Deities than to other Rishi (enlighntened person) through which it finally comes to the bhu loka (earth). Even that lord Brahma teaches the concept of Ayuveda through words only and other got the same information in that form of words only i.e. guru shishya parampara (teacher student manner).  Hence it is not the science which needs experiments, investigations and examination to prove its worth. This is the science which is blend to human race in all the dimensions possible. Ayurveda is...

 It is very popular in Ayurveda culture or in the field of Ayurveda i.e. Ayurveda is Shasvata (immortal). The real meaning of being Shasvata is endless that which never dies. We can understand this concept of endlessness with the story of "shiva" origin.  It is one of the story which is about the origin of Shiva, in Shiva Purana (collection of many compendium over shiva). In that once both Brahma & Vishnu heard a continuous sound of Omkar in the cosmos. They reached near the sound which is in the form of a stream. They asked about its origin and start searching about the same, at the end they both got disappointed for not finding its origin. So that shows the endless form of Shiva (something which has no any starting or end point). At that time Shiva told himself superior to other two Gods (Brahma and Vishnu) and he also mentioned himself as the origin without any shape or shapeless. The time of origin is celebrated as the shivaratri in the whole World especially in India...