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segunda-feira, 22 de setembro de 2014

Tulasi Medicina

Es correcto usar Tulasi como medicina, bebida o alimento ???
  • Como es posible que el Ayurveda utilize Tulasi como medicina ???





  • Serious Vishnu Bhaktas, like the folks at all Hare Krishna centers, will 
    be growing Tulasi as a regular course of their lives. They will have 
    seeds and or small plants to share. 
    However, they are protective about the plants. Some will not give them 
    out to outsiders who are not "initiated" in Vishnu Bhakti through 
    surrender to Guru etc. This is to protect Srimati Tulasi Devi from abuse. 
    You can find Tulasi as an ingredient in many Ayurvedic medicines. Strict 
    Vaisnavas get great pains seeing that Tulasi is being slaughtered for medicine. 
    The only time Vaisnavas will eat Tulasi leaf or flower is after is has 
    been offered to Vishnu or Krishna on the altar, otherwise they consider 
    her STRICTLY to be the property of Krishna, like other divine 
    paraphanelia or personalities, and therefore, not to be "taken" 
    whimsically by us at any time.

  • Prabhupada decia que era extremamente ofensivo hacer por ejemplo té de hojas de tulasi como recomienda el Ayurveda.
  • Never use Tulasi leaves or flowers to make teas or juices, even after they've been offered to Krishna. It is a great offense to cook or heat Tulasi, or to use her for mundane purposes, such as medicines and ointments.
  • Si no recuerdo mal, Goura Kisor das babaji se alimentaba básicamente de hojas de Tulasi.

  • Yo no estaba, pero me acuerdo.

  • When Prabhupada came to Hawaii in 1971, he admired our lush Tulasi garden in front of the entrance to the temple. Because these Tulasis had grown far larger than we had expected (some nearly seven feet tall and with stalks two inches in diameter), we had a problem. The Tulasi branches were beginning to cover the entrance, and people unavoidably brushed up against her. We pointed this out to Srila Prabhupada and asked his permission to trim some of the branches. He became alarmed and exclaimed, “You cannot cut Tulasi—that is the greatest offense! You must never cut her. But you can tie back the branches obstructing the entrance.” 
    Even after tying back the branches, Tulasi kept growing, and the problem continued. When we told Srila Prabhupada that people had to bend down when passing through the Tulasi archway on the way into the temple, he was delighted. He smiled, his eyes sparkled, and he said, “That’s good. It is good that they have to bow to Tulasi before entering Krishna’s temple.” 
    When Srila Prabhupada came for a later visit, he carefully entered the Tulasi archway by going through sideways to avoid brushing against her leaves and branches. And while walking along the walkway to the temple, which was lined with more Tulasi plants, he told his secretary, Syamasundara, “Don’t step on her shadow.” In these ways Srila Prabhupada showed great respect for Tulasi Devi.

  • Si, los Vaisnavas comem las hojas y manjaris de Tulasi solo despues que son ofrecidas a Krsna.
  • Por supuesto.
  • Mas no té de hojas de tulasi.
  • Package: 50 g …79,– CZK 100 g (original tin)…195,– CZK 500 g (original carton)…500,– CZK 25 bags …79,– CZK
    AYURVEDA.CZ

  • ¿Por qué pones esa cara?
  • ¿Creías que iba a llevarte la contraria, como siempre?

  • ¡LA INFUSIÓN DE TULASI ES MANO DE SANTO PA TODO!
  • JAJAJAJAJA
  • Ya te digo. NI MISMO las guirnaldas de hojas y Manjaris de Tulasi se pueden hacer con agujas.

  • So we can see that service to Tulasi devi is both an honour and privilege. Tulasi’s Spiritual form can never be harmed as she is always with Krsna, but her form as a plant will need tender loving care and thoughtful nurturing. 
    Srila Prabhupada has stated that “Srimati Tulasi devi is the spiritual barometer of the community or household and where she flourishes, devotion to Lord Krsna is present.”


  • Tulasi for medicine is an offense? - posted in The Hare...
    INDIADIVINE.ORG

  • Ayurvedic medicine may recommend the use of Tulasi but our ultimate 
    authority is not Ayur Veda or the Ayur Vedic kaviraj. 
    Our ultimate authority is Krishna, the sad-agamas and the Vaishnavas. 
    Therefore the vaishnava principle overrides the other here. 
    For example garlic and onion is recommended to be of good medicinal value 
    but vaishnava principle is to avoid them.









  • When doctors told Prabhupada to use Tulasi for his illness the only thing he would allow was to put a Tulasi garland around his neck from the diety and even then the garland was not offered to the deity with the idea of using it later for Prabhupada.

  • Experts say the use of animal products is a longstanding...
    TIMESOFINDIA.INDIATIMES.COM
    Verídico

  • I heard that Ayurveda oils and medicines use animal organs and fat. How true is it? If true then, then ancient saints and sages used to experiment with animals and also kill them for medicines?       
    Not all medicines, but certain medicinal preparations use it as per prescription. Ayurveda medicinal preparations refer to 84 classical authorities for recipes. viz... Ashtanga Hridayam, Bhaishajya Ratnavali, Bhava Prakasham, Rasa Chandanshu, Sahasrayogam, Rasa Yoga Ratnakara, Sushruta Samhita, Siddha Yoga Samgraha, Yogaratnasangraha etc. 
    30% of these books have recipes involving blood, flesh, bones, cow-urine, dung etc for certain high-end and effective medicines. You can cross check with these books. 
    Most of the people don't care due to lack of understanding of Sanskrit. For eg. 
    Chaga, Aja means goat and Changamamsa or Ajamamsa means goat flesh. 
    Ajapitta means bile of the Goat. 
    Rudhira means blood. 
    Amisa means flesh. 
    Vasa means fat. 
    Majja means bone marrow. 
    Asti means bone. 
    Mutra means Urine. 
    Karisa, Vit means Dung. 
    So next time when you look at the list of ingredients and you find such words, you know what it is. 
    Understand that anything beneficial to man is at the expense of other living beings. Most of the medicines using such formulations are highly effective and cures the illness. You can talk to any traditional Ayurveda doctor for confirming this. People here are simply denying based on religious sentiments. Its sad and true, but better than people eating animal flesh for pleasure.

  • Ajamamsa Rasayanam is a very famous Ayurvedic medicine. It is prepared both in herbal ghee or herbal jam form. It is used in treatment of Vata disorders like loss of strength, hemiplegia etc. Ajamamsa means GOAT MEAT. It is a non vegetarian Ayurvedic medicine.




  • Vale. ¿Pero cocodrilo sí se puede comer, no? 
    Makara (Crocodile) 
    Syn. timidamstraka 
    Like the sisumara (Alligator), is heavy and unctuous. 
    Specific action: Aphrodisiac, nourishing, strength promoting and alleviator or vayu. 
    Note: It aggravates kapha.


  • O sea, el Ayurveda no esta interesado en si una planta es sagrada o no. O si usa productos animales o no. Esta interesada en las propriedades quimicas de un producto, ya sea vegetal, animal o mineral que te pueda curar el cuerpo y BAS !!!

  • ¿Y cuervo y buitre qué tal? 
    Kaka (Crow) 
    Syn. : Kaka, dhvanksa, gudhakami, balipusta, sakrtpraja, vayasa, balibhuk, kana, karata, catura and dvija. 
    Bhasa (A Type of Vulture) 
    Syn. : Bhasa, sikhavan, bhasanta, grdhrakara and rajahpraja. 
    Properties of both 
    Attributes : Light. 
    Action: Digestive stimulant 
    Specific action: Promoter of eye-sight, longevity, nourishment and strength, and alleviator of all the dosas. 
    Therapeutic usage: Cures ksata (phtisis) and ksaya (consumption)



  • El gato se lo está pensando
  • Por supuesto que un Vaisnava "de verdad" apesar de los beneficios de ingerir ajo, cebolla, Ajamamsa Rasayanam (goat meat) y Tulasi como medicina, no lo va a hacer.
  • O quizas si.
  • Parece que un padre de una devotita se curo con hojas y manjaris de Tulasi ofrecidos a la Deidad.
  • Casos extremados.
  • Hare Krsna Hare Krsna Krsna Krsna Hare Hare / Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare
  • entonces que hacemos con el AYUR VEDA,lo quemamos en la hoguera?
  • No. Simplemente es medicina.
  • la cultura védica es para todos,para los VEG y para los NON VEG,para los vaishnavas y para los que no son vaishnavas.
    es una cultura muy amplia,con todo lo que implica.esa misma cultura no prohibe el consumo de carne,simplemente la regula y es estricta en prohibir en esta era la matanza de vacas,que de hecho estaba permitida en eras anteriores bajo ciertas reglas...

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