Charak Samhita

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तच्छ्रुत्वा काप्यवचो भगवान् पुनर्वसुरात्रेय उवाच- सर्व एव भवन्तः सम्यगाहुरन्यत्रैकान्तिकवचनात्; सर्व एव खलुवातपित्तश्लेष्माणः प्रकृतिभूताः पुरुषमव्यापन्नेन्द्रियं बलवर्णसुखोपपन्नमायुषा महतोपपादयन्ति सम्यगेवाचरिताधर्मार्थकामा इव निःश्रेयसेन महता पुरुषमिह चामुष्मिंश्च लोके; विकृतास्त्वेनं महता विपर्ययेणोपपादयन्ति ऋतवस्त्रय इवविकृतिमापन्ना लोकमशुभेनोपघातकाल इति ||१३||

sanskrit

[Concluding remarks by Atreya] After listening to Kapya, lord Punarvasu Atreya spoke, “All of you have dealt with the various aspects of the subject very well, only with the exception that any generalized statement on the topic has not been made. Actually, all the three doshas (i.e. vata, pitta and kapha) in their natural states help in keeping the individual’s sensory faculties normal while enhancing the strength, complexion, happiness and life span of an individual. Just as the proper accomplishment of virtuous deeds (dharma), wealth (artha) and desires (kāma) lead to freedom from the cycle of birth and death (mokśha), similarly the proper regulation of all these three leads to immense happiness in this world and beyond. On the other hand their vitiation or aggravation leads to undesirable and disastrous effects in the lives of creatures just like the three vitiated seasons. ”

english translation

tacchrutvA kApyavaco bhagavAn punarvasurAtreya uvAca- sarva eva bhavantaH samyagAhuranyatraikAntikavacanAt; sarva eva khaluvAtapittazleSmANaH prakRtibhUtAH puruSamavyApannendriyaM balavarNasukhopapannamAyuSA mahatopapAdayanti samyagevAcaritAdharmArthakAmA iva niHzreyasena mahatA puruSamiha cAmuSmiMzca loke; vikRtAstvenaM mahatA viparyayeNopapAdayanti Rtavastraya ivavikRtimApannA lokamazubhenopaghAtakAla iti ||13||

hk transliteration

siva.sh/caraka-samhita/sutra-sthana/12/13

तच्छ्रुत्वा काप्यवचो भगवान् पुनर्वसुरात्रेय उवाच- सर्व एव भवन्तः सम्यगाहुरन्यत्रैकान्तिकवचनात्; सर्व एव खलुवातपित्तश्लेष्माणः प्रकृतिभूताः पुरुषमव्यापन्नेन्द्रियं बलवर्णसुखोपपन्नमायुषा महतोपपादयन्ति सम्यगेवाचरिताधर्मार्थकामा इव निःश्रेयसेन महता पुरुषमिह चामुष्मिंश्च लोके; विकृतास्त्वेनं महता विपर्ययेणोपपादयन्ति ऋतवस्त्रय इवविकृतिमापन्ना लोकमशुभेनोपघातकाल इति ||१३||

sanskrit

[Concluding remarks by Atreya] After listening to Kapya, lord Punarvasu Atreya spoke, “All of you have dealt with the various aspects of the subject very well, only with the exception that any generalized statement on the topic has not been made. Actually, all the three doshas (i.e. vata, pitta and kapha) in their natural states help in keeping the individual’s sensory faculties normal while enhancing the strength, complexion, happiness and life span of an individual. Just as the proper accomplishment of virtuous deeds (dharma), wealth (artha) and desires (kāma) lead to freedom from the cycle of birth and death (mokśha), similarly the proper regulation of all these three leads to immense happiness in this world and beyond. On the other hand their vitiation or aggravation leads to undesirable and disastrous effects in the lives of creatures just like the three vitiated seasons. ”

english translation

tacchrutvA kApyavaco bhagavAn punarvasurAtreya uvAca- sarva eva bhavantaH samyagAhuranyatraikAntikavacanAt; sarva eva khaluvAtapittazleSmANaH prakRtibhUtAH puruSamavyApannendriyaM balavarNasukhopapannamAyuSA mahatopapAdayanti samyagevAcaritAdharmArthakAmA iva niHzreyasena mahatA puruSamiha cAmuSmiMzca loke; vikRtAstvenaM mahatA viparyayeNopapAdayanti Rtavastraya ivavikRtimApannA lokamazubhenopaghAtakAla iti ||13||

hk transliteration