Six seasons as per
Indian system:
1.Shishir – Magh and
Phalgun 2.Basant – Chaitra and Vaishakh
3.Grisham – Jyeshtha and
Ashadh 4.Varsha – Shravan and
Bhadrpad
5.Sharad – Ashwin and
Kartik 6.Hemant –
Margshirsh and Paush
Assimilation, Aggravation and Neutralization of various humors in the six seasons:
Dakshinayan and Uttrayan
Dakshinayan : Varsha,
Sharad ad Hemant.
Uttarayan : Shishir, Basant and Greesham.
In the three seasons
of Uttrayan Sun gets powerful while in the three seasons of Dakshinayan, moon
attains power. In Uttrayan power of the jeevas get increased and so do Bitter,
Astringent, Tart ras (रस) develops; while
during dakshinaya Sour, Salty and Sweet ras (रस)
get increased in the creation.
Humor Season of Aggravation
Vaayu Varsha, Hemant and Shishir.
Pitt Sharad and Greesham
Kaph Basant
Day-Night Divisions Humor Affect
1st Prahar
of Day – (Basant) Kaph Aggravated and Pitt stabilized
2nd Prahar
of Day - (Greesham) Vaat
Assimilated
3rd Prahar
of Day – (Pravrit) Vaayu
aggravation and stabilized
4th Prahar
of Day – (Varsha) Pitt
Assimilation
5th Prahar
of Day – (Sharad) Pitt
aggravation and Vaat stabilized
6th Prahar
of Day – (Hemant) Kaph
Assimilated
VAAT PITT KAPH
1
Assimiltion Grisham Varsha Hemant
2nd Prahar of day 4th Prahar of day Previous
night
Vaish. & Jyes. Bhdon & Kwar Paush & Magh
(Maesh & Vrish) (Singh
* Kanya) (Dhanu
& Makar)
2
Aggravation Pravat Sharad Basant
3rd Prahar of
day Mid night 1st Prahar of day
Asha & Shravan Kartik & Aghan Phalgun & Chaitra
(Mithun & Kark) (Tula & Vrishchk) (Kumbh & Meen)
3
Balance Sharad Basant Pravrit
Mid Night 1st Prahar of Day 3rd Prahar of day
Kartik Aghan Phalgun & Chaitra Ashad & Shravan
(Tula & Vrishchk) (Kumbh & Meen) (Mithun & Kark)
Reference from
Chikitsa Chandrodaya, Babu Haridas Vaidya, Publisher: Haridas & Co Pvt. Ltd.
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