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NEEM TREE

Sanskrit: Nimba

Hindi: Nimb

English: Neem

Latin: Melia azadirachta Linn. (Azadiracta Indica)

Part Used: All

Habitat: This tree grows wild in Iran, the Western Himalayas of India, and is cultivated in other parts of India

Energetics: Bitter/astringent-cold-pungent PKV++

Tissues: Plasma, blood, fat

Systems: Circulatory, digestive, respiratory, urinary

Action: Root bark—astringent, antiperiodic (prevent recurrence of diseases), tonic Bark—astringent, antiperiodic, bitter, tonic, vermifuge, antiviral Fruit—purgative, emollient, anthelmintic Leaves—discutient, emmenagogue, antiviral, disinfectant Juice—anthelmintic Nut Oil—local stimulant, insecticide, antiseptic Flowers—stimulant, tonic, stomachic.

Uses: Arthritis, blood purifier and detoxifier, convalescence after fever, cough, diabetes, eczema, fever (used with black pepper and gentian), inflammation of muscles and joints, jaundice, leukorrhea, malaria, mucus membrane ulcerations, nausea, obesity, parasites, rheumatism, skin diseases/inflammations, cleanses liver, syphilis, thirst, tissue excess, tumors, vomiting, worms, drowsiness, loss of appetite. Leaves—heal ulcers in urinary passage, emmenagogue, skin diseases. Fruit—skin diseases, bronchitis. Kernel powder —washing hair. Effective as a pesticide.

Precautions: Causes harshness for people on spiritual paths, Not with emaciation.

Preparation: Infusion, decoction, powder, medicated ghee, or oil.

EMPOWERING HERBS

When herbs are mixed or prepared, a bíja (seed) mantra is often recited to empower the herb’s properties by enlivening all five elements: ether, air, fire, water, and earth. Bíja are the essence of all other mantras. Thus of all the mantras they have the most power. One such mantra is:

Aum Íng Hríng Shríng

Klíng Sanga Shamboah Namah

This mantra can be repeated once, seven, 31, or 108 times. It may also be repeated in intervals of 108 times. The number 108 is a mystical number in the Vedic sciences. Thus, chanting 108 times further empowers the herbs.

PRAYOGA (External application for enlarging the lingam [penis])

“Take some SHOPA or aniseed (in Hindustani, Sanv, anethum sowa or pimpinella anisium) reduced to a fine powder, and from it make an electuary by suffering it with honey. Through the application of this paste to lingam prior to intercourse you will be able to produce orgasm in a woman, and she will submit to your will”.

Note: for record purposes only.

VAJIKARANA

Soak urid seeds (phaseolus radiate or phaseolus mungo), in milk and sugar, and expose the mixture for 3 days to the rays of the sun, reduce to a powder or pasty consistency, knead into the form of cakes, and fry in clarified butter. This should be eaten each morning, and the patient, no matter what be his age, will regain extreme vigor and will be able to enjoy a hundred women. 

KAMA SUTRA

Acupressure for MILD-NAUSEA

FEET CHART

EFFECT OF NEGATIVE EMOTIONS IN SMALL INTESTINES

NEVER ANGRY

In Oriental Medicine, anger is related to the liver, the “GENERAL” of the body which performs many important functions. Anger therefore means that the liver is not functioning well. It also means that we are not in harmony with our environment and with the people around us. We get angry when we cannot adjust to others, understand them and accept them.

LIST OF VITAMINS

VITAMIN A – a fat soluble vitamin or vitamin mixture found especially in animal products (as egg yolk, milk, or fish-liver oils) whose lack causes injury to epithelial tissues (as in the eye with resulting visual defects). It plays a role in maintaining normal vision, skin, reproductive function and protection against infection.

VITAMIN B COMPLEX a group of water-soluble vitamins found widely in foods that include essential coenzymes and growth factors – called also B complex; compare biotin, choline, nicotinic acid, panthothenic acid, thiamine.

VITAMIN B2 riboflavin

VITAMIN B6 pyridoxine or a closely related compound.

VITAMIN B12 a complex cobalt – containig member of vitamin B complex that occurs especially in liver, is essential to normal blood formation, neural function, and growth, and is used especially in treating pernicious anemia.

VITAMIN C a water soluble vitamin C6 H8 O6 that is present especially in fruits and leafty vegetables, apparently fucntions as an enzyme in certain bodily oxidations and synthesis, and in used medicinaly in the preventionand treatment of scurby – called also ascorbic acid.

VITAMIN D any or all of several fat-soluble vitamins that are chemically related to steroids, are essential for normal bone and tooth structure, and are found especially in fish-liver oils, egg yolk, and milk or produced by activation (as by ultraviolet irradiation) of sterols.

VITAMIN E any of several tocopherols of which the lack in various mammals and birds is associated with infertility, muscular dystrophy, or vascular abnormalities and which occur especially in leaves in seed germ oils.

VITAMIN K any of several fat-soluble vitamins essential for the clothing of blood because of their role in the production of prothrombin.