Ayurveda and Humanity

When somebody realises that he is a true 'human', what it does really mean? He considers himself as an integral part of this universe with defined similarities and dissimilarities to his credit. He will also feel that he is in continuous harmony with his fellow organisms. Even in this mechanised era of faster and sofisticated development, human hearts are the treasurehouse of emotions and wisdom which are often kept unveiled.

Ayurveda considers man as not a machine to live in a mechanised world of 'programmed' duties.This Indian science considers man as a true piece of BRAHMA with all of its qualities in minute form and degree.Hence Ayurveda highlights the importance of social equality and justice which are the most cherished social dreams in the current scenario. Vagbhata becomes the first Indian socialist when he underlines the concept of considering even animals equal to humans. Yes...it is our basic responsibility to popularise the Ayurvedic domains of humanity...because Ayurveda is not a prescription written in plain paper, but the art and science of harmonius living written in our hearts.....So Ayurvedic mantras - from heart to heart.....So is humanity..from care to cure.....gk