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We find Ayurveda mentioned extensively in both Hindu and Buddhist Yoga texts both for ordinary health issues of body and mind and relative to the subtle energies created by Yoga practice The medicine Buddha is an Ayurvedic figure who holds the seed of the Ayurvedic plant haritaki in his hand The Buddha himself had an Ayurvedic doctor Jivaka
Traditional Ayurvedic texts like the Ashtanga Hridaya of Vagbhat of Sindh the last of the three main Ayurvedic clics mentions Buddhist deities like Avalokiteshvara The three doshas and five pranas of Ayurveda occur in Buddhist Yoga as well and are important in defining Pranayama practices
The goal of all dharmic traditions is the alleviating of all suffering which is by contrast the attainment of the supreme happiness and bliss
Ayurveda shows us how to bring health and wellbeing to body and mind Ayurveda can perhaps be described as the dharmic approach to health and wellbeing
Clical Yoga shows us how to eliminate spiritual suffering which comes only from the control of the mind
Conclusion
It is important that Sanchi University look at not only the interface of Dharma and Dhamma in all forms but also related teachings of Yoga and Ayurveda Dharmic traditions address the whole of life and right living on all levels They have several branches and a number of different names and applications
Through such disciplines of Yoga and Ayurveda we can also find important points of communication and possible integration between Vedic and Buddhist traditions and new areas of collaboration for the future These extend to practical concerns of physical and psychological health and wellbeing as well as social harmony
Reclaiming Dharmic traditions and reclaiming Yoga traditions work together and support each other in a transformative manner
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