ABSTRACT

Marma is a unique secret of one of Ayurveda's many secrets to be revealed. One hundred and Seven Marma are vital areas that are characteristic of life and contribute to or are necessary for life, according to Ayurveda. Tri-marma was described by Acharya Charak as Shira, Hridaya, and Basti. Understanding the concept of Tri-marma using Ayurevd literature and current concepts, and attempting to verify its significance in Marma Chikitsa.Trimarmiya Adhyaya is the special attribute of Marma Chikitsa. To a greater or lesser extent, they represent the urgent aspect of Ayurvedic treatment. Shira, Hridaya and Basti (Trimarma) are the basic authorities representing three different systems of the body. Nervous system, Cardiovascular system and Urinary system, these points when exposed to trauma produce symptoms ranging from pain to death.The word Marma was first mentioned in the Atharveda. During the period when Vedic science was in vogue probably due to the period of war, Marma Shastra took on a new view as science dealing with Marma Shareera and Marmabhighata. Marma is also explained as the anatomical area where there are 5 major anatomical structures Mamsa, Sira, Snayu, Asthi and Sandhi coalesce. It is the focal point of Prana, giving it life. That is where there is vibration and pain due to pressure. Keywords: Trimarma, Nasya, Marma Chikitsa,Shiro Basti, Shiropichu
Publication date: 05/03/2022

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https://doi.org/10.31032/IJBPAS/2022/11.3.1065