Abstract

DASAVIDHA PARIKSHYA BHAVA – AN ANCIENT RESEARCH METHOD IN AYURVEDA

Dr. Soniya Seshan*, Man Mohan Sharma and Pankaj Marolia

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Abstract

Research establishes facts in a scientific manner. Research methods are any and all techniques that the researcher use when examining the research problem. An objective, rational, and methodical approach is implied by the scientific method. Research is a planned activity. Research needs to be properly planned in order to be systematized, just like any other ordered work. It stops meaningless rambling of the mind. Any literature has a clear structure thanks to a database of knowledge development and its classification. Nevertheless, the framework is lacking without an appropriate study approach. The conventional wisdom must be verified by scientific means. In the end, the validation of traditional research or inquiry techniques will result in the scientific recognition of Ayurveda, which will expand the scope of Indian research methodology. Several ancient techniques demonstrate Ayurveda's critical scientific perspective. Authority figures always recommend careful planning before beginning any endeavour. Dashavidha Parikshya Bhava, or the tenfold of investigation, was bestowed by Acharya Charaka and is necessary to do tasks without intellectual straying. If careful preparation is done in advance, the intended goals can be accomplished. The purpose of this study is to illustrate how Dashavidha Parikshya Bhava, also referred to as the Charaka Samhita's cycle of exploration, can be used in research planning.

Keywords: Dashavidha Parikshya Bhava