Padarth Vigyana: Ayurvedic Concepts
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What is the term for the substances or entities that make up the universe?

  • Prithvi
  • Karma
  • Guna
  • Dravya (correct)

What is the type of Karma that involves ascending or rising movement?

  • Avakshepa
  • Gamana
  • Akunchana
  • Utkshepa (correct)

Which element is associated with the property of space or ether?

  • Teja
  • Akasha (correct)
  • Jala
  • Prithvi

Which of the following Gunas is characterized as dark, dull, and inert?

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How many primary Gunas are present in Padarth Vigyana?

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What is a characteristic of Dravya that makes it independent of human perception?

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What is the term for the combination of paramanus that forms the physical world?

<p>Pudgala (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the significance of Dravya in spiritual growth and self-realization?

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What is the primary role of Dravya in Padarth Vigyana?

<p>To understand the nature of reality and the universe (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the characteristic of Dravya that makes it desirable?

<p>Icchitatva (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the term for the five great elements that form the fundamental substances of the physical world?

<p>Pancha Mahabhutas (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the characteristic of Dravya that makes it knowable?

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What is the term for the indivisible, eternal, and indestructible particles that combine to form matter?

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Study Notes

Padarth Vigyana

Dravya

  • Dravya refers to the substances or entities that make up the universe
  • There are five elements:
    • Prithvi (earth)
    • Jala (water)
    • Teja (fire)
    • Vayu (air)
    • Akasha (space/ether)
  • Each element has its unique properties and characteristics

Guna

  • Guna refers to the qualities or attributes of a substance
  • There are three primary Gunas:
    • Sattva (pure, calm, and balanced)
    • Rajas (active, passionate, and energetic)
    • Tamas (dark, dull, and inert)
  • Gunas are present in varying degrees in all substances and influence their behavior and interactions

Karma

  • Karma refers to the actions or movements of substances
  • There are five types of Karma:
    • Utkshepa (ascending or rising)
    • Avakshepa (descending or falling)
    • Akunchana (contracting or shrinking)
    • Prasarana (expanding or growing)
    • Gamana (moving or flowing)
  • Karma is responsible for changes and transformations in substances and their interactions

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Test your knowledge of Padarth Vigyana, a fundamental concept in Ayurveda that deals with the understanding of substances, their properties, and interactions. Learn about Dravya, Guna, and Karma, and how they apply to the natural world.

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