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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 such diverse materials as:
mercury, sulphur, tourmaline and red coral.
This presentation also contains a contemporary overview of
these same materials, their chemical composition and modern
day use in different chemical applications.
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Parada Processing
Trituration is now given for
9 hours, during this time
Parada will undergo a slow
process of purification.
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Parada Processing
Small indentations on the
surface of the material
indicate the last of the
coconut vinegar content.
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Rasa Parpati
Processing
Ingredients
100g Kajjali
10g Ghee (Clarified Butter)
5-6 Banana Leaves
(Musa acuminata)
Caution: Wear a protective
mask and latex gloves for
the processing of this
material.
Select a fresh banana leaf
and cut into square sections.
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Maksika Preparation
After eight gaja puta, Maksika
begins to take on its familiar
red appearance.
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Gandhaka
Preparation
Place 150g of unpurified
Gandhaka powder on top of
the cloth.
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Haritala Preparation
Cut and remove the inside
of the pumpkin, making sure
to save any juice.
It will take approximately three
pumpkins to extract enough
juice to use in a dola yantra.
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Gauri Pashana
Preparation
Fill empty karavella with
Gauri Pashana granules.
Leave enough flexibility
in the pod casing to be able
to close its seam.
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Tamra Preparation
The heating process has
allowed the juice of the
kidaram root to blend with
the Tamra paste inside.
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Naga Preparation
Burning off the oil.
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Naga Preparation
Naga after being immersed
in cows’ urine.
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Pravala Preparation
Pravala samples.
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Gomeda
Preparation
Ingredients
250g Gomeda (Garnet)
50g Saindhava Lavana
(Rock Salt)
1Ltr Kulatha Decoction
(Horsegram)
Purified Gandhaka (Sulphur)
Purified Haritala (Orpiment)
Purified Manah Shila (Realgar)
4 Ambul Dodam / Sour Orange
(Citrus aurantium Linn) or
Kakadumbura (Ficus hispida)
Caution: Wear a protective
mask and latex gloves for
the processing of this
material.
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Shankha
Preparation
A quantity of cow dung cakes
are placed around and on top
of the crucible.
Using a piece of cloth dipped
in oil as a firelighter, ignite the
cow dung cakes.
(for more information about
puta preparation see
Chapter 11)
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Cinnabar
CATAGORY: SADHARANA
Sanskrit:
Hingula.
Synonyms:
Cinnabarite, chinese red, dragons blood,
vermilion.
Geographical Location:
China, Spain, USA, Italy, South America.
Traditional Use:
Medicine, decorative use, chinese lacquer ware,
ceremonial use.
Contemporary Use:
The production of mercury, asian medicine both
indian and chinese.