SHADKRIYAKALA

BASIC PRINCIPLE OF AYURVEDA

PRESENTED BY: SUKRITI & SIDDHENDU

 Contents
Introduction
Kriyakala-Stage wise disease
management
 INTRODUCTION
Prevention is better than cure has always
been a golden standard & underlined principle for health.

According to the modern sciences- when the vital

energies of the human body are imbalanced with the physical
make up for a long period of time.
As per philosophy of ayurveda- factors resulting
imbalanced of the vital energies or the three biological
humours, normally results in the accumulation of toxic-known
as ama in A.S.M.
Kriya- Action or treatment Kala Time period.

Appropriate time periods to take action or plan.

 ETIMOLOGY-AIMS &OBJECTIVES

1. To study the concept of Shadkriyakala.

2. To study the role of Shadkriyakala in manifestation
of diseases.

This conceptual study will be

helpful in understanding
pathogenesis of disease in
consecutive stages.
 6-STAGES OF PATHOGENESIS
SANCHAYA(ACCUMULATION)
PRAKOPA(AGGRAVATION)
PRASANA(DISSEMINATION)
STHANA SAMSRAYA(RELOCATION)
VYAKTI(MANIFESTATION)
BHEDA(DISRUPTION)
 CONTD......
1.Sanchaya: Gradual accumulation of Dosha in respective seats.
2. Prakopa: Accumulated Doshas moving to other sites other than its main
site.
3. Prasara: Aggravated Doshas leave their original place and spread to the
other parts of the body through different Strotas.
4. Sthanasamshraya: Agitated Doshas spreads to different places and struck
some where because of obstruction in Srotas due to abnormality in Srotas
is called Sthanasamshraya.

5. Vyaktavastha: Appreance of clear cut symptoms of the disease.

6. Bhedavastha: In this stage specific sign and symptoms of the diseases

manifests.
 CONTD....

SANCHAYA

Pitta Sanchaya
Lakshana Kapha Sanchaya
Lakshana
Vata Sanchaya
Lakshana:
 CONTD....

PRAKOPA

Vata Prakopa Pitta Prakopa

Lakshana: Lakshana

Kapha Prakopa
Lakshana
 CONTD....

Prasara

Vata Prasara
Lakshana: Pitta Prasara
Lakshana

Kapha Prasara
Lakshana
 STHANA SAMSHRYA
SERIAL ORGAN DISEASE
NO.

1. Udara Gulma,Agnivikara,Vibandha

2. Bastigata Prameha, Ashmar, Mutradosha etc.

3. Medragata Upadamsha, Sukradosha etc.

4 Gudagata Asthma,Bhagandara.

5. Vrasanagata Vridhi.
 CONCLUSION
To conclude the following are the points derived from the above
discussion.
1. The proper knowledge of Shadkriyakala helps in understanding the
process of manifestation of various diseases as well as to diagnose
the diseases.

2. The physician who diagnose a disease and treat accurately

according to Shadkriyakala will be become a successful practioner.

3. The knowledge of Shadkriyakala is helpful for knowing the

Sadhyaasadhyatva of disease and also plays an important role in
the treatment.
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