The Significance of nidra veg in Ayurveda: Understanding Its Role in trayopasthambha

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Vijay Ingle
Sanjay M. Satpute
Omkar Tukaram Khandekar

Abstract

In Ayurveda, the concept of trayopasthambha refers to three essential pillars of health: ahara (nutrition), nidr? (sleep), and brahmacharya (self-restraint). Among these, nidra—or sleep—holds a special place, particularly when we consider nidra veg, which is our natural impulse to sleep. This article explores the vital role of nidra veg in promoting overall health, highlighting how it contributes to rejuvenation, balance among the doshas, mental clarity, and emotional stability. By recognizing the importance of nidra within the framework of trayopasthambha, we can see how it helps in preventing disease, supporting digestion, and enhancing our overall sense of well-being. Acknowledging nidra veg as a fundamental aspect of Ayurvedic philosophy reminds us to honor our body's natural urges for optimal health and vitality.

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Ingle, V., Sanjay M. Satpute, & Omkar Tukaram Khandekar. (2024). The Significance of nidra veg in Ayurveda: Understanding Its Role in trayopasthambha. Ayurlog: National Journal of Research in Ayurved Science, 12(4). Retrieved from https://ayurlog.com/index.php/ayurlog/article/view/1242
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