APA TEGESÉ अपसमार ING BASA INDIA?
Definisi saka अपसमार ing bausastra Basa India
Upsurge pu pu [no epilepsy] Telung puluh telung jinis pejuang Salah sijine ungkapan komunikatif. U-Prapasamara Soo penyair Ur Dhari.-Bhikari Grant, Bhar 01, p. 72.
BUKU BASA INDIA KAKAIT KARO «अपसमार»
Temukaké kagunané saka
अपसमार ing pilihan bibliografi iki. Buku kang kakait dening
अपसमार lan pethikan cekak kang padha kanggo nyediyakaké panggunané ing sastra Basa India.
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Indian Psychology - Volume 2 - Page 259
supernatural spirit, and ascribes it to the- causes mentioned by Bharatamuni.220 Vidyanatha defines apasmara as epileptic giddiness due to sorrow, infatuation and the like causes. He recognizes the mental causes of epilepsy. Vidyabhusana ...
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Encyclopaedia of Indian Medicine - Volume 6 - Page 14
14 Apasmara bulging of the eyes, incoherent speech, vomiting of froth, heaviness and stiffness of the neck, bending of the head to one side, irregularly clenched fingers, tightly clenched teeth, trembling of the hands and feet, reddish or brown ...
Saligrama Krishna Ramachandra Rao,
1985
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Complementary and Alternative Therapies for Epilepsy
Ayurveda classifies epilepsy into four types, individually originating in the disordered states of the three dosas (humors): Vatika Apasmara, Paittika Apasmara, and Slaismika Apasmara, or all combined. The fourth type, the Sannipatika form of ...
Orrin Devinsky, MD, Steven V. Pacia, MD, Steven C. Shachter, MD,
2005
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Encyclopaedia of the Hindu World - Page 551
Apasmara. Epilepsy. It is the 22nd among the 33 Vyabhicari Bhavas as enumerated by Bharata. Apasmara or epilepsy is a mental disease characterised by excess of suffering due to separation, or the excess of any other kind of grief, or even ...
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Clinical Diagnosis in Ayurveda: - Page 39
Mada : Active treatment is necessary during Vega Kala unlike the Apasmara Vega. Apatanaka, Apatantraka : * History of Vishista Nidana Sevana may be present. * There is no recurrence in the form of Vega. * Active treatment is required.
Vaidya Vasant Patil, Umesh K Sapra,
2014
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The Dance of Siva: Religion, Art and Poetry in South India - Page 225
In discussing Apasmara as found in bronze sculpture, I suggested that he was originally merely a supporting figure, a mere pedestal, such as supported a variety of other figures. One of the earliest of such appearances was beneath standing ...
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Ejim Volume 2 (2009) - Page 42
Apasmara of children is basically due to the impairment of the functions of the brain. Now, if you ask how this happens, then the answer is 'fever.' High fever damages the brain. This will be associated with indigestion and gradually lead to ...
Maarten Bode, Rene Tj Cappers, Jan Em Houben,
2010
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The Hymns of Śaṅkara - Page 143
(2) One of the creatures that came out of the Darukavana sacrifice was the Apasmara, a malignant epileptic dwarf. Like his predecessors, he had a go a» Siva, but only to be crushed. With the tip of His foot, Siva pressed the Apasmara's back ...
Śaṅkarācārya, Telliyavaram Mahadevan Ponnambalam Mahadevan,
1980
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Her Name Was Lola - Page 18
'Close your eyes and we'll both say the name of Apasmara until you see the form of him. It could take a while but we'll do it until he shows up. When you see him I'll see him too. Then we change his name a little to deny him recognition.
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Psychiatric Comorbidity in Epilepsy: Basic Mechanisms, ... - Page 2
Ancient Indian Ayurvedic medical literature (4500-1500 B.C.E.) contains remarkably detailed descriptions of a condition, apasmara (apa, negation or loss of; and smara, consciousness or memory), that appears akin to epilepsy (Manyam 1992) ...
Harry McConnell, Peter J. Snyder,
1998