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== पूर्व मीमांसा आयुर्वेदः च॥ Poorva Mimansa and Ayurveda ==

== पूर्व मीमांसा आयुर्वेदः च॥ Poorva Mimansa and Ayurveda ==

The main source of authority in regard to Mimamsa is Jaimini's Mimamsa-Sutra. Jaimini does not believe in Moksha. He believes in the existence of Svarga (heaven) attainable through Karma or sacrifice.The Mimamsa Sutras of Jaimini give a detailed description of the different sacrifices and their purposes, the doctrine of '''Apurva''', and also some philosophical propositions.  

The main source of authority in regard to [[Mimamsa Darshana (मीमांसादर्शनम्)|Mimamsa]] (मीमांसा।)  is Jaimini's (जैमिनी। name of the expounder of Mimansa Darshana) Mimamsa-Sutra (मीमांसा सूत्राणि।). Jaimini does not believe in [[Moksha (मोक्षः)|Moksha]] (मोक्षः।). He believes in the existence of [[Svarga (स्वर्गः)|Svarga]] (स्वर्गः। heaven) attainable through [[Karma Yoga (कर्मयोगः)|Karma]] (कर्मः।) or sacrifice.The Mimamsa Sutras of Jaimini give a detailed description of the different sacrifices and their purposes, the doctrine of '''Apurva (अपूर्वम्।)''', and also some philosophical propositions.  

Poorva mimansa is the school of philosophy belonging to Darshana shastras, which believes in the role of actions performed during one’s lifetime. These actions mainly in the form of rituals like Ygyas, yagas performed by an individual are believed to leave some impact on his life. Thus, the proponents of Poorva mimansa believe in engaging human beings in rituals that will help in creating good karma. Performing Yagyas, yagas is called as Karmakanda which is regarded as the mode of achieving moksha by Poorva mimansakas. The basis of advocating such KArmakanda for Moksha prapti is that, Poorva Mimansa Darshana believes in the entity called 'Apurv’ which develops as a consequence of actions performed by an individual in this world and in the current life. It is thus appraised that this school of philosophy also believes the correlated theories like past life, concepts like Pap, Punyakarma (virtuous actions), Hell and heaven.  

Poorva mimansa is the school of philosophy belonging to Darshana shastras, which believes in the role of actions performed during one’s lifetime. These actions mainly in the form of rituals like [[Yajna (यज्ञः)|Yajnas]] (यज्ञः-s।). Yajnas performed by an individual are believed to leave some impact on his life. Thus, the proponents of Poorva mimansa believe in engaging human beings in rituals that will help in creating good karma. Performing [[Yajna (यज्ञः)|Yajnas]], yagas (यागः  ।) is called as Karmakanda (कर्मकाण्डः।) which is regarded as the mode of achieving [[Moksha (मोक्षः)|Moksha]] (मोक्षः।) by Poorva mimansakas. The basis of advocating such Karmakanda for Moksha prapti is that, Poorva Mimansa Darshana believes in the entity called 'Apurva’ which develops as a consequence of actions performed by an individual in this world and in the current life. It is thus appraised that, this school of philosophy also believes in the correlated theories like past life, concepts like Pap (पापम्। sinful actions), Punyakarma (पुण्यकर्मम्। virtuous actions), Hell and heaven.  

There are some subjects in Ayurveda which appear to be based on similar theory. Ayurveda is unique in its approach while describing the types of treatment like Daivavyapashraya Chikitsa.

There are some subjects in Ayurveda which appear to be based on the similar theory. Ayurveda is unique in its approach while describing the types of treatment like Daivavyapashraya Chikitsa (दैवव्यपाश्रय चिकित्सा।).

This category of chikitsa includes performing particular Yagyas, Yagas, chanting Mantras, holding precious gems or stones to eliminate the possible effect of Karma of present or past life, as a treatment. Ayurveda calls this incomprehensible effect of past life as ‘Daiva’ and provides the means to eliminate its ill effects on body manifested in the form of disease.<blockquote>पूर्वजन्मकृतं पापं व्याधिरुपेण बाध्यते ॥ {{Citation needed}}</blockquote><blockquote>''pūrvajanmakr̥taṁ pāpaṁ vyādhirupeṇa bādhyate ॥''</blockquote>

This category of chikitsa (चिकित्सा।) includes performing particular Yajnas, Yagas, chanting Mantras, holding precious gems or stones to eliminate the possible effect of Karma of present or past life, as a treatment. Ayurveda calls this incomprehensible effect of past life as ‘Daiva’ (दैवम्।) and provides the means to eliminate its ill effects on body, manifested in the form of disease.<blockquote>पूर्वजन्मकृतं पापं व्याधिरुपेण बाध्यते ॥ {{Citation needed}}</blockquote><blockquote>pūrvajanmakr̥taṁ pāpaṁ vyādhirupeṇa bādhyate ॥</blockquote>

While describing the categories of diseases, Acharyas have considered diseases caused as a result of probable effect of karma of past life under Adhidaivika Vyadhi. And the methods to treat such type of diseases have been described which include performing Yagyas, chanting mantras etc. Thus, it follows that Ayurveda accepts the theory of positive effects of performing karmakanda/ Yagyas for elimination of ill effects of karma within the scope of Ayurveda to achieve the ultimate objective ‘Ayu’ and good health.  

While describing various categories of diseases, Acharyas have considered probable effect of karma of past life manifesting as a disease in current life under Adhidaivika Vyadhi (आधिदैविक व्याधयः।). And the methods to treat such type of diseases have also been described that include performing Yajnas, chanting mantras (मन्त्राः।) etc. Thus, it follows that, Ayurveda accepts theory of positive effects of performing [[Yajna (यज्ञः)|Yajnas]] (यज्ञः-s।) for elimination of ill effects of karma to help achieve the ultimate objective ‘Ayu’ (आयुः। life) and good health.  

== वेदान्त दर्शनम् आयुर्वेदः च ॥  Vedanta Darshana and Ayurveda ==

== वेदान्त दर्शनम् आयुर्वेदः च ॥  Vedanta Darshana and Ayurveda ==