A Few Ayurvedic Herbs
What follows is a brief introduction to the uses of several Ayurvedic Herbs growing at the Temple.
(The plants are listed in alphabetical order, click on the name of the plant bellow to skip to the entry for that plant.)
(Please bear with us, this page is still under construction)
1) Ashwagandha
2) Brahmi
3) Dhatura (Datura)
4) Devadaru (Deodara Cedar)
5) Ghrita Kumari (Aloe vera)
6) Haridra (Turmeric)
7) Kalamegha
8) Kushtha (Costus)
9) Nirgundi
10) Neem
11) Madhuka Parni (Gotu Kola)
12) Pushkarmula (Elecampane)
13) Shataavari
14) Tulasi (Holy Basil)
15) Ushira (Vetiver)
16) Vacha (Calamus)
17) Yashti Madhu (Liquorice)
These recommendations are not intended to diagnose or treat any condition, but are provided to spread knowledge about the ancient spiritual science of Ayurveda. Before taking herbs people should seek the recommendation of a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner. Neither the Soma Matha nor Gananathamritananda Swami shall be responsible for any ill effects of the improper use of any of the information here. All photos are taken by Swamiji except for Ashwagandha plant, neem tree, and Kapoora Tulasi (which come from public domain). The text and photos are copyrighted by the Soma Matha 2011, and should not be used without prior consent.
To learn about the endangerment of Ayurvedic herbs in India follow this link.
(The plants are listed in alphabetical order, click on the name of the plant bellow to skip to the entry for that plant.)
(Please bear with us, this page is still under construction)
1) Ashwagandha
2) Brahmi
3) Dhatura (Datura)
4) Devadaru (Deodara Cedar)
5) Ghrita Kumari (Aloe vera)
6) Haridra (Turmeric)
7) Kalamegha
8) Kushtha (Costus)
9) Nirgundi
10) Neem
11) Madhuka Parni (Gotu Kola)
12) Pushkarmula (Elecampane)
13) Shataavari
14) Tulasi (Holy Basil)
15) Ushira (Vetiver)
16) Vacha (Calamus)
17) Yashti Madhu (Liquorice)
These recommendations are not intended to diagnose or treat any condition, but are provided to spread knowledge about the ancient spiritual science of Ayurveda. Before taking herbs people should seek the recommendation of a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner. Neither the Soma Matha nor Gananathamritananda Swami shall be responsible for any ill effects of the improper use of any of the information here. All photos are taken by Swamiji except for Ashwagandha plant, neem tree, and Kapoora Tulasi (which come from public domain). The text and photos are copyrighted by the Soma Matha 2011, and should not be used without prior consent.
To learn about the endangerment of Ayurvedic herbs in India follow this link.
