Vajikaran and Fertility Practices

Which principle is NOT one of the primary objectives associated with Vajikaran for men?

What is primarily suggested as being important for sustaining women in the context of Vajikaran?

In the context of reproductive enhancement, which form of tree is used for the comparison to childlessness?

Which of the following is not explicitly mentioned as part of Asthitakshirika Vajikaran?

What is a critical component mentioned for preparing cow's milk in the context of Mashaparnabhritiya Vajikaran?

Samyog Sharmuliya Vajikaran

Men should consume vajikaran drugs to improve their overall well-being and achieve Dharma (righteousness), Artha (wealth), Prema (love), and Yasha (fame).
Progeny is a significant objective in this context, and a man's qualities influence his children.
The text emphasizes a connection between Dharma, Artha, Prema, Yasha, and progeny.
Vajikaran is crucial for women to sustain their health and well-being.
Childlessness is compared to barren trees, highlighting the importance of fertility and procreation.

Asthitakshirika Vajikaran

Various formulations exist to increase fertility.
A specific dosage, described as "Badar तुल्य प्रमाण," involves aphrodisiac (vrusya) ingredients, like milk products, ghee, and other substances.
Examples of aphrodisiacs are listed, and these substances are meant to enhance fertility.

Mashaparnabhritiya Vajikaran

A specific type of cow is mentioned, along with its milk, which is considered beneficial for reproductive health.
The preparation of milk and other substances is described to enhance fertility.

Explore the ancient texts on Vajikaran, emphasizing its importance for men's and women's well-being and fertility. The quiz covers key concepts such as Dharma, Artha, Prema, Yasha, and various aphrodisiac formulations. Delve into the significance of progeny and the relevance of these practices in enhancing familial qualities.