About 127 types of herbs are traditionally worshipped in India. Many traditional and Ayurveda scripts mention these herbs and their special effects on an individual with regard to health and treatment of disease.
In olden days, a treatment was decided based on the person’s physical and mental qualities, time and season of the disorder, stage of the disease, and more importantly, on the basis of astrological calculations. Herbs or therapies were selected and the treatment was administered according to the astrological positioning and calculations. Today, the medical community believes and bets on the physical understanding of the human body and not the functional elements of the body and earth in relation to the person’s constitution. This is one of the primary reasons why this ancient traditional system of healing is usually called magical therapy or simply black magic. But truly speaking, when the herbs are selected, collected, and administered on the basis of simple astrological calculations, they serve the purpose better than when chosen without considering the astrological information.
Traditional medical system includes astrology. Many of the traditional authentic ayurveda texts like Charaka Samhita, Susrutha Samhita, and others have references stating the time for auspicious treatment, time for collection of herbs, star for collection, processing and using the herb for treatment, etc. Based on these calculations the epidemic diseases are calculated and preventive measures are taken. Personal preventive measures include mantra chanting, meditating on particular idol, wearing precious stones, and using therapeutic herb roots.
For example, lotus is usually correlated with the planet sun in the traditional medical and astrological texts. According to the astrological texts, sun has influence on the heart and the stomach region of the human body. Thus, lotus is widely recommended for heart problems and circulatory disorders. Incidentally, this has also been clinically proven to be effective. In the same way, an individual is recommended to wear a customized plant root or a precious stone to counter-effect bad radiations from a planet that influences the person’s health and promote good health.
Nine planets and its effects and remedies:
Your astrological star and its corresponding herb:
Your sun sign and its corresponding herb:
Five elements and their herbs:
Special gurus and their auspicious herbs:
Divine herbs (usually worshipped across India):
1. Cynodon dactylon – doorva grass, Bermuda grass
2. Enicostema axillare – chhota chirayita
3. Leucus aspera – chhota halkusa, common leucas
4. Ocimum sanctum – tulsi, holy basil
5. Aegle marmelos – bael, Apple Wood, Holy Fruit Tree
6. Piper betel – paan, betel vine
7. Nerium odorum – karavira, sweet scented oleander
8. Azadirachta indica – neem, the margosa tree, Indian lilac
9. Nelumbo nucifera – kamal, sacred lotus
10. Areca catechu – supari, areca nut, betel nut,
11. Curcuma longa – haldi, turmeric
12. Feronia elephantum – kath bael, wood apple
13. Caesalpinia bonducella – putikaranja, bonduc tree
14. Datura alba – dhatura, thornapple
15. Trigonella foenum-graecum – methi, kasuri methi, fenugreek
In olden days, a treatment was decided based on the person’s physical and mental qualities, time and season of the disorder, stage of the disease, and more importantly, on the basis of astrological calculations. Herbs or therapies were selected and the treatment was administered according to the astrological positioning and calculations. Today, the medical community believes and bets on the physical understanding of the human body and not the functional elements of the body and earth in relation to the person’s constitution. This is one of the primary reasons why this ancient traditional system of healing is usually called magical therapy or simply black magic. But truly speaking, when the herbs are selected, collected, and administered on the basis of simple astrological calculations, they serve the purpose better than when chosen without considering the astrological information.
Traditional medical system includes astrology. Many of the traditional authentic ayurveda texts like Charaka Samhita, Susrutha Samhita, and others have references stating the time for auspicious treatment, time for collection of herbs, star for collection, processing and using the herb for treatment, etc. Based on these calculations the epidemic diseases are calculated and preventive measures are taken. Personal preventive measures include mantra chanting, meditating on particular idol, wearing precious stones, and using therapeutic herb roots.
For example, lotus is usually correlated with the planet sun in the traditional medical and astrological texts. According to the astrological texts, sun has influence on the heart and the stomach region of the human body. Thus, lotus is widely recommended for heart problems and circulatory disorders. Incidentally, this has also been clinically proven to be effective. In the same way, an individual is recommended to wear a customized plant root or a precious stone to counter-effect bad radiations from a planet that influences the person’s health and promote good health.
Nine planets and its effects and remedies:
S.No
|
Planet
|
Qualities
|
Plant
|
Effect
|
Recommended plant
|
Recommended cereal
|
Deity
|
1
|
Sun
|
Dry & Hot
|
Calotropis gigantica
|
Heart, Stomach
|
Nelumbo nucifera (lotus)
|
Wheat
|
Shiva
|
2
|
Moon
|
Cool
|
Butea monosperma
|
chest
|
Plumeria alba
|
Raw Rice
|
Shakti
|
3
|
Mars
|
Dry & Hot
|
Diospyros ebenum
|
Head
|
Michelia champaca
|
Toor dal
|
Muruga
|
4
|
Mercury
|
Cool & dry
|
Achyaranthes aspera
|
Neck
|
Nymphaea pubescens - White
|
Green gram
|
Vishnu
|
5
|
Jupiter
|
Hot & cool
|
Ficus religiosa
|
Hip
|
Jasminum auriculatum
|
chenna
|
Bramha
|
6
|
Venus
|
Medium cool and watery
|
Ficus racemosa
|
Face
|
Nelumbo nucifera
|
Beans
|
Lakshmi
|
7
|
Saturn
|
Excessive cool & Dry
|
Prosopis spicigera
|
Thighs
|
Thevetia peruviana
|
Sesamum seed
|
Yama
|
8
|
Ragu –(Ascending node)
|
Cynodon dactylon
|
hands
|
Bauhinia purpurea
|
Black gram
|
Kali
| |
9
|
Ketu – (descending node)
|
Imperia cylindrica
|
Legs
|
Nymphaea pubescens – red
|
Horse gram
|
Indra
|
Your astrological star and its corresponding herb:
S. No
|
Astrological sign
|
Botanical name
|
1
|
Aswini
|
Strychnos nux vomica
|
2
|
Bharani
|
Emblica officinalis
|
3
|
Krithika
|
Ficus racemosa
|
4
|
Rohini
|
Syzygium cumini
|
5
|
Mrigasira
|
Diosporus ebenum
|
6
|
Arudra
|
Pterocarpus santalinus
|
7
|
Punarvasu
|
Bambusa arundinacea
|
8
|
Pushya
|
Ficus religiosa
|
9
|
Aslesha
|
Calophyllum inophyllum
|
10
|
Makha
|
Ficus benghalensis
|
11
|
Poorvaphalguni
|
Artocarpus heterophyllus
|
12
|
Uttara phalguni
|
Nerium odorum
|
13
|
Hastha
|
Acacia leucophloea
|
14
|
Chitta
|
Aegle marmelos
|
15
|
swathi
|
Terminalia arjuna
|
16
|
Visakha
|
Feronia elephantum
|
17
|
Anuradha
|
Mimusops elengi
|
18
|
Jyeshta
|
Sterblus asper
|
19
|
Moola
|
Mangifera indica
|
20
|
Poorvashada
|
Salix tetrasperma
|
21
|
Uttarashada
|
Artocarpus incisa
|
22
|
Sravana
|
Calotropis gigantica
|
23
|
Dhanishta
|
Prosopis spicigera
|
24
|
Satabhishak
|
Anthocephalus chinensis
|
25
|
Poorvabhadrapada
|
Terminalia tomentosa
|
26
|
Uttarbhadrapada
|
Azadirachta indica
|
27
|
Revathi
|
Bassia latifolia
|
Your sun sign and its corresponding herb:
S. No
|
Sign
|
Suggested suitable plant
|
1
|
Aries
|
Pterocarpus santalinus
|
2
|
Taurus
|
Alstonia scholaris
|
3
|
Gemini
|
Artocarpus heterophyllus
|
4
|
Cancer
|
Butea monosperma
|
5
|
Leo
|
Stereospermum chelonoides
|
6
|
Virgo
|
Mangifera indica
|
7
|
Libra
|
Mimusops elengi
|
8
|
Scorpio
|
Acacia catechu
|
9
|
Sagittarius
|
Ficus religiosa
|
10
|
Capricorn
|
Dalbergia latifolia
|
11
|
Aquarius
|
Acacia ferruginea
|
12
|
Pisces
|
Ficus bengalensis
|
Five elements and their herbs:
S. No
|
Functional element
|
Medicinal plants
|
1
|
Earth
|
Oxalis corniculata
|
2
|
Water
|
Clerodendrum serratum
|
3
|
Fire
|
Sphaeranthus zeylanicus
|
4
|
Wind
|
Trichodesma indicum
|
5
|
Space / Ether
|
Tragia involucrata
|
Special gurus and their auspicious herbs:
Name of the Siddha/ guru
|
Plant/ Herb
|
Thirumoolar
|
Eclipta alba
|
Kalanginathar
|
Sphaeranthus indicus
|
Macha muni
|
Centella asiatica
|
Anda siddhar
|
Corum copticum
|
Konkonar
|
Wedelia chinensis
|
Patanjali
|
Coldenia procumbens
|
Bogar
|
Bryonia epigoea
|
Korakkar
|
Cannabis sativa
|
Divine herbs (usually worshipped across India):
1. Cynodon dactylon – doorva grass, Bermuda grass
2. Enicostema axillare – chhota chirayita
3. Leucus aspera – chhota halkusa, common leucas
4. Ocimum sanctum – tulsi, holy basil
5. Aegle marmelos – bael, Apple Wood, Holy Fruit Tree
6. Piper betel – paan, betel vine
7. Nerium odorum – karavira, sweet scented oleander
8. Azadirachta indica – neem, the margosa tree, Indian lilac
9. Nelumbo nucifera – kamal, sacred lotus
10. Areca catechu – supari, areca nut, betel nut,
11. Curcuma longa – haldi, turmeric
12. Feronia elephantum – kath bael, wood apple
13. Caesalpinia bonducella – putikaranja, bonduc tree
14. Datura alba – dhatura, thornapple
15. Trigonella foenum-graecum – methi, kasuri methi, fenugreek
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