charak uhan by vaidya anant bhagvant dharmadhikari marathi edition

charak uhan by vaidya anant bhagvant dharmadhikari marathi edition

Charak Uhan  authored by the renowned Ayurvedic scholar Vaidya Anant Bhagvant Dharmadhikari, is a seminal literature and reference guide written in Marathi for clinical practitioners, academicians, and students of Ayurveda.

The book serves as an in-depth analytical commentary (Uhan / reasoning and critical inquiry) on the classical text Charak Samhita, focusing on decoding core principles of diagnosis (Roga Pariksha), pathology (Samprapti), and treatment principles (Chikitsa Siddhanta).

It bridges ancient classical verses with practical clinical application, helping clinicians treat both described and unmentioned (Anukta) diseases logically.

Publication Details

• Author: Vaidya Anant Bhagvant Dharmadhikari

• Language: Marathi

• Target Audience: BAMS students, MD/PhD scholars, and practicing Ayurvedic Vaidyas

• Subject Matter: Ayurveda / Charak Samhita Clinical Commentary (Uhan)

Key Content & Focus Areas

• Samhita Nirupan & Tika Interpretation: Offers systematic insights into the Charak Samhita, incorporating deep analysis of classical commentaries like Chakrapani Tika.

• Chikitsa Siddhanta (Treatment Principles): Explains how to apply core principles like Sutra Sthan, Siddhi Sthan, and Agni Vichar directly in modern clinical practice.

• Anukta Vyadhi Chikitsa: Focuses on analyzing new, unnamed, or complex disease presentations using fundamental Dosh-Dushya-Shatkriyakala reasoning.

• Simplified Analytical Approach: Breaks down intricate Ayurvedic concepts (Uhan) into accessible Marathi text to make classical study practical for day-to-day practice.

 Usage Guidance

• Designed primarily as an academic and clinical reference text for trained Ayurvedic professionals and students.

• Clinical formulations and treatment principles discussed within the book should be prescribed by a qualified Vaidya tailored to individual patient prakriti and condition.

• Readers should study the book alongside original classical root texts (Mula Samhita) for complete contextual understanding.