Since a ling period how the nervous system in Yoga, Tantra and Ayurveda played their role was a mystery. The author having a modern medical background explored original texts of Yoga, Tantra and Ayurveda to make a break through in this mysterious concept. This is an excellent text and may prove a very easy and useful reading for students, researchers and general public. This is one of the most informative book in the field of Yoga, Tantra and Ayurveda and an excellent comparative research work with simple logical scientific explanations for mass benefit.
About the Author:
He is a well known scholar in the field of Ayurveda and Yoga. He did his MBBS from Maulana Azad Medical College; University of Delhi in 1966 and later completed DAYM now conferred as MD from the Institute of Medical sciences, Banaras Hindu University. Having served in various hospitals and institutions in varied capacities Dr. Majumdar is also member of various associations in the field of Ayurveda and Yoga. He learnt Kriya-Yoga from Shri Satya Charan Lahiri and was associated for four years with Padma Vibhusan Mahamahopadhyaya Gopinath Kaviraj at Varanasi. He was also the Who consultant to Indonesia in Traditional medicine in primary health care in 1985. Recently a book by the author Ayurveda: the Ancient Indian Science of Healing has been published.
| Foreword | v | |
| Preface | vii | |
| Indo-Romanic Equivalents of Devanagari | xi | |
| Abbreviations | xiii | |
| 1 | Introduction to Yoga-Darsanas | 1-18 |
| 2 | Various Kinds of Yoga | 19-30 |
| 3 | Eight Components of Yoga | 31-254 |
| I. Yamas | 34 | |
| II. Niyamas & Sat-Karmas | 35 | |
| III. Asanas, Mudras & Bandhas | 91 | |
| IV. Pranayama | 177 | |
| V. Pratyahara | 220 | |
| VI. Dharana | 224 | |
| VII. Dhyana | 229 | |
| VIII. Samadhi | 237 | |
| 4 | Various Types of Meditational of Relaxation Techniques | 255-400 |
| 5 | Mind-Body Concepts in Gita and Patanjal-Yoga | 401-465 |
| 6 | Origin and Development of Tantra-Sastra | 466-483 |
| 7 | Exposition of thought Science Tantra and Mantra | 484-608 |
| 8 | Fundamentals of Ayurveda | 609-640 |
| 9 | The Physiological and Pathological concepts of Tridosa Theory | 641-697 |
| 10 | General Classification of Diseases with special References to Avaranas | 698-710 |
| 11 | Summary and Conclusions | 711-719 |
| Appendix | 721-768 | |
| Bibliography | 769-776 |
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Since a ling period how the nervous system in Yoga, Tantra and Ayurveda played their role was a mystery. The author having a modern medical background explored original texts of Yoga, Tantra and Ayurveda to make a break through in this mysterious concept. This is an excellent text and may prove a very easy and useful reading for students, researchers and general public. This is one of the most informative book in the field of Yoga, Tantra and Ayurveda and an excellent comparative research work with simple logical scientific explanations for mass benefit.
About the Author:
He is a well known scholar in the field of Ayurveda and Yoga. He did his MBBS from Maulana Azad Medical College; University of Delhi in 1966 and later completed DAYM now conferred as MD from the Institute of Medical sciences, Banaras Hindu University. Having served in various hospitals and institutions in varied capacities Dr. Majumdar is also member of various associations in the field of Ayurveda and Yoga. He learnt Kriya-Yoga from Shri Satya Charan Lahiri and was associated for four years with Padma Vibhusan Mahamahopadhyaya Gopinath Kaviraj at Varanasi. He was also the Who consultant to Indonesia in Traditional medicine in primary health care in 1985. Recently a book by the author Ayurveda: the Ancient Indian Science of Healing has been published.
| Foreword | v | |
| Preface | vii | |
| Indo-Romanic Equivalents of Devanagari | xi | |
| Abbreviations | xiii | |
| 1 | Introduction to Yoga-Darsanas | 1-18 |
| 2 | Various Kinds of Yoga | 19-30 |
| 3 | Eight Components of Yoga | 31-254 |
| I. Yamas | 34 | |
| II. Niyamas & Sat-Karmas | 35 | |
| III. Asanas, Mudras & Bandhas | 91 | |
| IV. Pranayama | 177 | |
| V. Pratyahara | 220 | |
| VI. Dharana | 224 | |
| VII. Dhyana | 229 | |
| VIII. Samadhi | 237 | |
| 4 | Various Types of Meditational of Relaxation Techniques | 255-400 |
| 5 | Mind-Body Concepts in Gita and Patanjal-Yoga | 401-465 |
| 6 | Origin and Development of Tantra-Sastra | 466-483 |
| 7 | Exposition of thought Science Tantra and Mantra | 484-608 |
| 8 | Fundamentals of Ayurveda | 609-640 |
| 9 | The Physiological and Pathological concepts of Tridosa Theory | 641-697 |
| 10 | General Classification of Diseases with special References to Avaranas | 698-710 |
| 11 | Summary and Conclusions | 711-719 |
| Appendix | 721-768 | |
| Bibliography | 769-776 |
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