Dravyaguna classification Ayurveda Rasa Guna Virya Vipaka Prabhava

A set of educational Ayurveda flashcards on Dravyaguna classification. Card 1 title: DRAVYAGUNA - The 5 Pillars. Shows a clean diagram with 5 labeled boxes: Rasa (Taste), Guna (Qualities), Virya (Potency), Vipaka (Post-digestive effect), Prabhava (Specific action). Each box has a brief Sanskrit term and English translation. Background is warm parchment/cream color with deep green and gold accents. Professional academic style.

Ayurveda educational flashcard set on RASA (Taste) classification in Dravyaguna. Title: RASA - The 6 Tastes (Shadrasa). Six labeled sections arranged in a hexagon or grid: 1. Madhura (Sweet) - Earth + Water, 2. Amla (Sour) - Earth + Fire, 3. Lavana (Salty) - Water + Fire, 4. Katu (Pungent) - Fire + Air, 5. Tikta (Bitter) - Air + Ether, 6. Kashaya (Astringent) - Air + Earth. Each section shows the taste name, dominant Panchamahabhuta (elements), and brief dosha effect (increases/decreases Vata, Pitta, Kapha). Warm parchment background, green and gold design, academic style.

Ayurveda educational flashcard on GUNA (Qualities) classification in Dravyaguna. Title: GUNA - The 20 Qualities (Vimshati Guna). Shows 10 pairs of opposite qualities in a clean two-column table: Guru (Heavy) vs Laghu (Light), Sheeta (Cold) vs Ushna (Hot), Snigdha (Unctuous) vs Ruksha (Dry), Manda (Slow) vs Tikshna (Sharp), Sthira (Stable) vs Sara (Mobile), Mridu (Soft) vs Kathina (Hard), Vishada (Clear) vs Picchila (Slimy), Slakshna (Smooth) vs Khara (Rough), Suksma (Subtle) vs Sthula (Gross), Sandra (Dense) vs Drava (Liquid). Parchment background, green and gold accents, academic Ayurveda style.

Ayurveda educational flashcard on VIRYA (Potency) and VIPAKA (Post-digestive effect) in Dravyaguna. Two sections: Top section - VIRYA: Dvidha Virya (two types): Ushna Virya (Hot potency) and Sheeta Virya (Cold potency); also Ashtavidha Virya (8 types by Sushruta): Guru, Laghu, Sheeta, Ushna, Snigdha, Ruksha, Manda, Tikshna. Bottom section - VIPAKA (Tridha Vipaka): Madhura Vipaka (Sweet post-digestive effect - results from Madhura and Lavana Rasa), Amla Vipaka (Sour - from Amla Rasa), Katu Vipaka (Pungent - from Katu, Tikta, Kashaya Rasa). Clean academic flashcard style, parchment background, green and gold design.

Ayurveda educational flashcard on PRABHAVA and DRAVYA CLASSIFICATION in Dravyaguna. Two cards: Card 1 - PRABHAVA (Specific/Inexplicable Action): Definition - drug action that cannot be explained by Rasa, Guna, Virya or Vipaka; examples: Visha (poison) kills despite being Guru/Snigdha, Haritaki has Tridoshahara despite Kashaya Rasa, Sphatika (alum) causes haemostasis. Card 2 - DRAVYA CLASSIFICATION: By Origin: Jangama (Animal), Audbhida (Plant), Parthiva (Mineral/Earth); By Action: Shamana (Palliative), Shodhana (Purificatory), Ahara (Nutritive); By Dosha effect: Vatahara, Pittahara, Kaphahara. Parchment background, green and gold Ayurveda academic style.

Ayurveda academic flashcard titled "DRAVYAGUNA - The 5 Pillars of Drug Action". Clean card layout on parchment/cream background with dark green header and gold accents. Five numbered boxes in a row: 1) RASA - Taste (perceived in mouth), 2) GUNA - Quality (physical properties), 3) VIRYA - Potency (active pharmacological force), 4) VIPAKA - Post-digestive effect (after GI metabolism), 5) PRABHAVA - Specific/inexplicable action. Below each box: brief Sanskrit definition. Footer note: "Dravya is the substratum of all five — Bhavamishra". Bold title, clear readable font, educational style.

Ayurveda flashcard titled "RASA - Shadrasa (6 Tastes)". Parchment background, dark green and gold design. Six colored sections in a grid: 1) MADHURA (Sweet) - Elements: Prithvi+Jala - Increases Kapha, Decreases Vata+Pitta - Example: Milk, Ghee. 2) AMLA (Sour) - Elements: Prithvi+Agni - Increases Kapha+Pitta, Decreases Vata - Example: Amalaki. 3) LAVANA (Salty) - Elements: Jala+Agni - Increases Kapha+Pitta, Decreases Vata - Example: Saindhava. 4) KATU (Pungent) - Elements: Agni+Vayu - Increases Vata+Pitta, Decreases Kapha - Example: Shunthi. 5) TIKTA (Bitter) - Elements: Vayu+Akasha - Increases Vata, Decreases Pitta+Kapha - Example: Neem. 6) KASHAYA (Astringent) - Elements: Vayu+Prithvi - Increases Vata, Decreases Pitta+Kapha - Example: Haritaki. Academic medical flashcard style.

Ayurveda academic flashcard titled "GUNA - Vimshati Guna (20 Qualities) in 10 Opposite Pairs". Parchment background, dark green header, gold accents. Two-column table showing 10 paired opposites with dosha association: 1. Guru (Heavy) ↔ Laghu (Light), 2. Sheeta (Cold) ↔ Ushna (Hot), 3. Snigdha (Unctuous) ↔ Ruksha (Dry), 4. Manda (Slow/Dull) ↔ Tikshna (Sharp/Piercing), 5. Sthira (Stable) ↔ Sara (Mobile/Flowing), 6. Mridu (Soft) ↔ Kathina (Hard), 7. Vishada (Non-slimy/Clear) ↔ Picchila (Slimy/Cloudy), 8. Slakshna (Smooth) ↔ Khara (Rough), 9. Suksma (Subtle) ↔ Sthula (Gross/Bulky), 10. Sandra (Solid/Dense) ↔ Drava (Liquid). Principle at bottom: "Like increases Like; Opposites balance." Clean font, educational style.