SAMHITA SIDDHANT AND SANSKRIT
Ayurveda, meaning “knowledge of life,” is an ancient, holistic Indian system of medicine
SAMHITA SIDDHANT AND SANSKRIT
INTRODUCTION
The Sanskrit Samhita Siddhanta department of Ayurveda is a significant component of Ayurvedic education and practice. Samhita –Siddhanta department is the most important department of Ayurveda. This department deals with the study of basic principles of Ayurveda which are described in classical treatise i.e. Ayurveda Samhitas. This department primarily focuses on teaching and preserving the Sanskrit language, which is the classical language of Ayurveda. Samhitas are basically written in Sanskrit hence for better understanding of samhita, Sanskrit is taught as a subject.
The department covers two main categories of Ayurvedic texts – Samhitas and Siddhantas. Samhitas are the core classical texts that include foundational principles, theories, and treatment methods. Siddhantas are commentaries and interpretations of these texts. This department play a crucial role in preserving and passing on the ancient wisdom of Ayurveda to future generations.
Vision
- To uphold the Basic Principles of Ayurveda in order to propagate health and wellbeing worldwide.
Mission
- To understand and establish the Basic Concepts mentioned in the Classical texts and literature.
- To conduct Researches with possible integration with modern science for better health care practice.
- To conduct Seminars and Conferences to exchange and integrate the Basic Concepts.
Objectives
- To impart thorough knowledge of the fundamental principles of Ayurveda described in classical Samhitas.
- To develop the ability to understand, interpret, and apply Ayurvedic concepts in clinical practice.
- To promote the study of Sanskrit for accurate understanding of ancient Ayurvedic literature.
- To encourage analytical thinking, research orientation, and scientific interpretation of Ayurvedic doctrines.
- To provide knowledge of Padartha Vigyana, Ayurveda Itihasa, and Darshana for strengthening conceptual understanding.
- To cultivate ethical values, professional discipline, and traditional Ayurvedic wisdom among students.
- To prepare students for higher studies, teaching, research, and clinical excellence in Ayurveda.





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