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* Samskaras mark the continuous series of important events in a human life-time and they arose primarily as self-expression of the joys and sorrows experienced during life. In allowing such self-expression these samskaras promote the holistic wellbeing of a person. They depict the social life-cycle of man aimed at shaping the personality of an individual allowing him to enjoy artha and kama within the framework of Dharma.
* Samskaras mark the continuous series of important events in a human life-time and they arose primarily as self-expression of the joys and sorrows experienced during life. In allowing such self-expression these samskaras promote the holistic wellbeing of a person. They depict the social life-cycle of man aimed at shaping the personality of an individual allowing him to enjoy artha and kama within the framework of Dharma.
* Panchamahayajnas are directly linked to an individual's responsibility as a caregiver to fellow human-beings, animals and other creatures as well as paying homage to the rshis, ancestors and divine beings. They prioritize care for parents and elders, honouring guests, extending hospitality to all, and demarcate the striving for the well-being of every being.
* Panchamahayajnas are directly linked to an individual's responsibility as a caregiver to fellow human-beings, animals and other creatures as well as paying homage to the rshis, ancestors and divine beings. They prioritize care for parents and elders, honouring guests, extending hospitality to all, and demarcate the striving for the well-being of every being.<ref name=":5" />
=== Ayurvedic Viewpoint ===
=== Ayurveda - Perspective of health ===
Ayurveda is recognized as a special branch of knowledge of life that deals with body and mind and holistic well-being. The term Ayurveda is derived from two Sanskrit words: Ayus (meaning life) and veda (meaning knowledge or science). Ayus, referring to the whole of life in its all conditions, is comprised of happiness (sukha), sorrow (duhkha), good (hita), and bad (ahita). Being free from physical and mental diseases and bestowed with vigour, strength, energy, and vitality, along with enjoyment and success, displays a life of happiness (Sukhmayuh). In order to maintain well-being and health, Ayurveda advocates daily and seasonal routines ([[Dinacharya (दिनचर्या)|dinacharya]] and [[Rutucharya (ऋतुचर्या)|rutucharya]]), a healthy diet, exercise, and good conduct. It focuses on attempts to restore the relation of the body to the whole of the cosmos.
== स्वास्थ्ये प्रभावकारक तत्त्वानि ॥ Factors Influencing Svasthya ==
== स्वास्थ्ये प्रभावकारक तत्त्वानि ॥ Factors Influencing Svasthya ==