কৃষিপরাশরে বৃক্ষায়ুর্বেদ/ Vrikshayurveda in Krishiparashar

Abstract

In ancient Indian Ayurveda reached an amazing height. The Ayurveda Scriptures are divided into 8 parties, so it is also called the ‘Ashtanga Ayurveda’. However, Outside these original 8 parts of Ayurveda also divided into some brach of Ayurveda, called Branch Ayurveda.

Vringshayurveda is also one of them. Original meaning or infact, the meaning of the wond ‘Ayurveda’ is ‘Life Science’. Similarly, the word ‘Vrigshayurveda’ means ‘Plant Science’ or. ‘Botany’ Although there is not much Literature on Vrikshayurveda, But some relevant information is available about it.

One Such path is ‘Krishi Para shar’. Judging from a Modern Perspective, if botany and Agriculture are two separate Subjects, but at that time, these subjectss Coexisted together Under the Name ‘Vrikshayurveda’? infact, the so-called proximity of the material wonld and the Conscious world and the physical characteristics of the plant world are known only from ‘Vrikshayurveda’.

‘Worms are parasites? Although there is no direct Connection between Botany and Agriculture. But in Botany, Plants are taken case for flowers bloom, fruites bear fruit. And spring Birds adorn gardens, Similarly in Agriculture, crops and Vegetables also grown, which are Very useful for human Life, are necessary.

Our Country India is an agricultural Country. It was no different in ancient India. The evidence of the height at which agricultural thinking had. reached in India at that time is described in detail in this Book. This book is focused on 243 main Verses, with two partes- ‘Vrishtikhandah’ and ‘Krishi Khandah’. In this book, Parashar is not teaching us the rules of farming, but rather explaining the greatness of agriculture.

In fact, in this book, he explains that agriculture is the foundation of our Livelihood.

Almost nothing about the main the says tasks, the entire agricultural cycle, such as ploughing the Soil, irrigating it, how to harvest thresh and Sort the crops, and how to make grain Silos. With amazingly beautiful narration, he takes the reader down to two other areas-recognizing the Clouds and what the duties of the farmer and the householder should be after the harvest.

That is, he is Teaching or educating. about the importance of relatively less Common, deeper topics. In this book, Parashar is not Teaching us the rules of farming, but rather explaining the greatness of agriculture.

In fact, in this book, he explains that agriculture is the foundation of our Livelihood. Almost nothing about the main he says tasys, the entire agricultural cycle, such as ploughing the Soil, irrigating it, how to harvest thresh and sort the crops, and how to make grain Silos. With amazingly beautiful nannation, he takes the reader down to two other areas. recognizing the Clouds and what the duties of the farmer and the householder should be after the harvest.

That is, he is Teaching or educating, about the importance of relatively less Common, deeper topics.