Abstract

A REVIEW ARTICLE ON TRI- SHARIR CONCEPT OF AYURVEDA

Dr. Akhand Singh Baghel*, Dr. Yogesh Wane, Dr. Prakash Joshi and Dr. Shweta Ojha

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Abstract

Ayurveda the life science tells the main perspective of life. It is said that four Purusharthas of life cannot be achieved without Arogya. Means a healthy body is only capable to achieve Dharma, Artha, Kama and moksha respectively in a life cycle so called “Ayu”. Arogya is depending upon quality of structure of the body. Every human body is designed in a very sophisticated manner to respond and react to this universe. An ayurveda physician or Vaidya should know the actual Rachana of human body or sharir which is so called the adhishthana of the sukh and dukh. One should know the perfect combination and origin basics of tri sharir which play significant role in a healthy life. According to Ayurveda Atma, Mana, Indriya, Prana and Buddhi are the entities from which a whole body comprises of. So it’s time to discuss the actual perspective of these entities along the sharir & to study it’s structural and behavioral combination to achieve and maintain Arogya while achieving all the Purusharthas in this universe.

Keywords: Sthool sharir, Sookshm sharir, Atma, Indriya, Mana, Buddhi, Chetana, Purushartha.