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A practical study into the preparation and application of Rasa Medicine (Indian Alchemy) on CD-Rom
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As Buddhism became more widespread in Asia, a new understanding of human health arose. A Buddhist monk and practising alchemist called Nagajuna began to refine and formulate the practise of making remedies with precious metals, gemstones and other minerals.
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Surgical intervention in the Buddhist tradition was considered to be too invasive for the human body. The practise of surgery slowly began its decline in favour of new herbal formulas being developed for the application of internal medicines.
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Herbal compounds were effective, but in cases of great chronicity, healers of the day sought a medical system which emulated the immediate effects of surgery but dispensed with its invasive and dangerous procedures.
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The solution to this problem was Rasa Shastra, an alchemical fusion between mineral and organic compounds including such diverse materials as mercury, sulphur, copper and diamond.
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These new, highly potent formulas delivered into the hands
of physicians a medicine which could be administered in very small quantities, was fast acting, tasteless, odourless and truly miraculous in its efficiency and potency. |
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Purchase Rasa Shastra the Art of Vedic Alchemy Volumes 1-2-3 (Indian Alchemy)
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Rasa Shastra Vol.1 £49.95
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Rasa Shastra Vol.2 £34.95
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| Rasa Shastra The Art of Vedic Alchemy Vol.1 introduces the manufacturing principles and purification techniques of Rasa Shastra base compounds including: Mercury, Sulphur, Tourmaline, and Red Coral. This presentation also contains a contemporary overview of these same elements and their chemical composition and modern use. |
Rasa Shastra The Art of Vedic Alchemy Vol.2 introduces additional Rasa Shastra materials prepared using an electric kiln to substitute the effect of a traditional puta (burning pit). This advanced second presentation is packed with useful information and high quality images.
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Rasa Shastra Vol.3 £34.95
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Rasa Shastra Special Edition £99.95
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| The Art of Vedic Alchemy Vol.3 concludes the processing on a number of different organic Rasa materials. This latest edition in the series focuses on three main areas of research. Visha and Upavisha (poisonous plants) including Aconite, Datura and Nux Vomica - Chemical Analysis (XRD & SEM) tests and thermal testing of Puta (Burning Pits). |
Rasa Shastra The Art of Vedic Alchemy Special Edition this special discount package includes all three editions in this unique series of alchemical tutorials. This special edition pack is designed for the more serious student of Rasa Shastra (Indian Alchemy).
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The Art of Vedic Alchemy Vol.1 takes you on a journey through the preparation of over forty different base compounds used in various Rasa Shastra formulas. Each of the eleven sections covered in this presentation are illustrated with high quality photographs and easy to follow explanations. An overview of equipment, raw materials, quantity and preparation techniques are considered in detail, along with the general applications of Rasa Medicine in India and Sri Lanka today.
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The Art of Vedic Alchemy Vol.2 continues the processing on a number of different Rasa materials using a more western approach to the calcination of ingredients. Volume 2 explores the introduction of an electric kiln to substitute the use of puta. Each of the ten sections covered in this presentation are illustrated with high quality photographs as well as detailed analysis of preparation techniques. The general applications of these compounds and their medicinal value is also discussed.
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The Art of Vedic Alchemy Vol.3 concludes the work in this series of presentations by concentrating on Visha and Upavisha (poisonous plant material). This third volume also contains a scientific look at the working temperatures of a puta (burning pits) and the chemical analysis of rasa shastra samples subjected to both a scanning electron microscope (SEM) and powder X-ray diffraction (XRD). This volume also considers the application of remedies and bhasma (alchemical ash).
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All of the work in this presentation is undertaken by Andrew Mason (Dip. Ayu, HIr.), during a nine month research project in Sri Lanka and India. This project was initially started to gain an introductory level knowledge into this fascinating science but quickly grew in complexity. Having been given the tools and production facility in which to experiment, Andrew with the help of his instructors was able to dedicate all of his time in the actual production and purification of these rasa base compounds.
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The foreword on all volumes of Rasa Shastra - The Art of Vedic Alchemy is by notable Ayurvedic Physician and lecturer Dr. Partap Chauhan from the Jiva Institute in Faridabad - south of Delhi (India). Dr. Chauhan, one of the few experts in Rasa Shastra in the world, regularly campaigns for greater research into the benefits of Rasa Medicine. He currently appears each day on Indian television talking and answering questions about Ayurveda. Dr. Chauhan also runs a successful Ayurvedic practice from his clinic & Pancha Karma Centre in Faridabad, Delhi, India.
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