Lord Mahavira And Herbal Science

Author(s): Darshanvijay, Ghanshyam Joshi
Publisher: Godiji Maharaj Jain Temple

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it is not sensible to concive its consumption for healing the internal heat. So 'Pariyasie' does not quality meat.
This can be ascertained without any doubt. ... Here the words "Uvakkhadia" or "Bhajje” are not used along with the word “Aththi” therefore it was not meat but was some preparation or a fruit jam which could be preserved for a long time. Moreover in Bruhtkalpa sutra the word, “ Pariyasio " is used in connection with commodities like ghee, oil ctc., which are worth preserving; therefore the use of the word " Pariyasie" is quite proper and appropriate in the sense of Bijora jam.
(8) MAJJAR (HFIT) Majjar is a substance used for creating cooling effect. It is useful for curing diseasses like internal heat and burning sensation. The Senskrit synoym for the word “Majjar '; is Marjar, The word “Marjar" and some of the words derivd from Marjar has different meanigs. 0. g. Marjar=Abbhasaha-Boyana-Haritaga-Tandulejjaga-Tana-Vatthula-Choraga “Manjar" Poi=chilliya, a kind of a vegetable, Bhaji-(Bhagavati Sutra Shatak 21 ).