The Undefeated: Discovering the Healing Power of Aparajita In the world of Ayurveda, names are rarely accidental. Take Aparajita ( Clitoria ternatea ), for example. In Sanskrit, it literally means “The Undefeated.” It was named by ancient sages who believed that when this herb is used correctly, disease simply cannot win. You might know it by other names— Vishnukanta , Vishnupriya , or Ashwakhura (so named because the flower resembles a horse’s hoof). But regardless of what you call it, its reputation for resilience is legendary. A Quick Guide to Aparajita Remedies If you have an Aparajita plant in your garden, you have a natural pharmacy at your fingertips. Here is how it can be used for common ailments: 1. For Migraines and Headaches Method A: Extract the juice from the root and apply 3–4 drops into each nostril. Method B: Grind the root into a fine paste with a little water and apply it directly to the forehead for cooling relief. 2. For Persistent or Chronic Fevers Ayurveda of...
When it comes to eye illnesses, if you ground the tender leaves of this jamun to make a tablet or pulp and then apply it to your eyes and cover them with a bandage, your eye problem will be permanently resolved.
If you have the flu, apply the milk's cream to both eyelids, cover them with cotton, and wrap them in a bandage. It will help if you do this while you're asleep at night.
When you wake up tomorrow morning, try this refreshing routine! Take a sip of water right away—it's something we all enjoyed as kids. Whether you’re young or a bit older, it’s a simple and invigorating start to your day. Just pour a bit of water into your mouth and savor it. You can even do this fun little exercise about twenty-five times if you're feeling playful!
Now, if you’re feeling adventurous, you can gently splash some water into your eyes. Just make sure not to be too far from the faucet, so you can let a little water in. It’s surprising how something so simple can help with vision issues that many children in India face today.
So many people find themselves struggling with glasses, and it’s hard to watch kids go through this. But we can help! Encourage them to do some pranayama (breathing exercises) and let’s introduce them to Triphala Ghrita—a fantastic Ayurvedic remedy. A little bit mixed in warm milk can do wonders for keeping their tummies happy and healthy.
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If eye troubles are a concern, rinsing your eyes with clean drinking water can really help. Alongside this, commit to a routine of pranayama, yoga, and exercise. It doesn’t have to be a huge time commitment—just 20 to 40 minutes of pranayama can make a big difference. Even if you’re already feeling healthy, adding some yoga poses, like Surya Namaskara, into your daily mix is a great way to stay active.
Remember, these small changes can be a lovely part of your morning routine. Stick to it, and you may find that you feel great throughout the day and beyond. Let’s make health a joyful part of our lives!
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