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 ...

  There are four Vedas known to Hindusism, which concerned with different knowledge or known for their specialised informations regarding their subjects. They are also known as the oldest document or scripture mainly written by Acharya Veda Vyasa. Even that some of the scholars considers it as unhuman work which says that the Vedas are self generated scriptures. These are 4 in numbers i.e. Riga veda, Yajurveda, Samaveda & Atharvaveda. 1. Riga veda : It is the oldest among the other vedas, comprises of 1057 mantras which mainly informed about the deities descriptions and their prayer rituals. (Dhanurveda is the Upaveda) 2. Yajurveda : It is divoided into 2 parts of Krishna Yajurveda & Shukla Yajurveda, which collectively consist of 1975 mantras about the Kriya & yajnas. (Sthapatyaveda is the Upaveda) 3. Samaveda : It formed from 1875 mantras and it deals with the knowledge of Gana (melodies) fundamentally for the upasanas of God. (Gandharvaveda is the Upaveda) 4. Atharva...