The causes for dosha increase in the body,

  • Asatmya indriya artha samyoga - wrong (improper) contact of sense organs with their respective sense objects,
  • Asatmya kala - contamination of seasons (abnormal seasonal variations) and
  • Asatmya karma - wrong deeds.
  • Hinayoga - less involvement of sense objects, manifestation of seasons and indulgence in actions,
  • Atiyoga - excessive involvement of sense objects, manifestation of seasons and indulgence in actions and
  • Mithyayoga - wrong contact of sense objects, manifestation of seasons and indulgence in actions.

Artha ayoga, Atiyoga and Mithya yoga - deficit, excessive and perverted contact of the senses with their sense organs

  • Hina yoga (poor association) means insufficient contact or absence of contact of the sense objects (sound, touch, sight, taste and smell) withorgans (ear, skin, eye, tongue anu nose respectively).
  • Atiyoga (over indulgence) means excessive contact of the sense objects with their respective sense organs.
  • Mithya yoga (wrong indulgence) means perverted union of sense objects with their respective sense organs like – Gazing at the objects which are sukshma (very minute), bhasura (very bright) and bhairavam (frightful), looking at objects which are atyasanna (very near) or atidoora (very far), objects which are vipriyam (disliked) and vikrita (abnormal) etc. All these constitute Mithvavoga which are harmful.

Kala Hinayoga, Atiyoga and Mithyayoga – Its deficit, excessive manifestation

  • Seasons are of three kinds sheeta (cold), ushna (hot) and varsha (rainy),
  • Hina yoga of kala (deficit manifestation of season]less cold in winter,less heat in summer,less rain in rainy season
  • Atiyoga of kala (excessive manifestation of season) is more cold in v more heat in summer and more rain in the rainy season.
  • Mithyayoga of kala (perverted manifestation of season) is marked by manifestation of qualities opposite to the natural ones of the season, like rain in summer, heat in winter, cold in rainy season or summer etc.

Karma Hinayoga, Atiyoga and mithyoga[excessive,less,wrong indulgence of action]

  • Karma (actions) are also classified into three types
  • kaya (physical, pertaining to body activities), vak (speech, pertaining to speaking activities) and chitta (mental, pertaining to mind activities).
  • Hina yoga of karma (deficit actions) is indulgence in very less physical activity, very less speaking and very less thought process.
  • Atiyoga of karma (excessive actions) is indulgence in excessive physical activities, excessive speaking and thinking.
  • Mithyayoga of kayika karma (perverted physical activities) includes forceful expulsion and suppression of natural urges, improper postures (doing activities with weird body postures),and activities like obrunt folling obrunt jumping etc
  • Mithyayoga of vachika karma (perverted speech action) includes – Speaking too much while taking food or immediately after food.
  • Mithyayoga of manasika karma (perverted mind actions) includes – harbouring of desires, hatred, fear etc. Committing the ten forbidden heinous actions in the present world or the world hereafter etc constitutes Mithyayoga of Karma.

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