Rachana Sharir is a core subject in the 1st Professional Year of BAMS, focusing on the detailed study of human anatomy through the lens of Ayurveda. This course covers the structure and organization of the body, including bones, muscles, organs, and vital points, integrating classical Ayurvedic concepts with modern anatomical knowledge. Students learn about the body’s tissues (Dhatus), channels (Srotas), and vital points (Marma), gaining a comprehensive understanding of how the body’s structure influences health and disease. Rachana Sharir provides the essential anatomical foundation needed for diagnosing and treating patients holistically, making it a crucial component of Ayurvedic education.
What You Will learn
- Explanation of key anatomical terms from both Ayurveda and modern perspectives.
- Integration of Ayurvedic concepts with modern anatomy for better understanding.
Requirements
- Interest in understanding human anatomy from the Ayurvedic perspective
- Willingness to explore Sanskrit terms and Ayurvedic interpretations.
Target Audiences
- First-year BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) students
- Primarily India, with global Ayurveda learners as potential participants.

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Rachana Sharir is a core subject in the 1st Professional Year of BAMS, focusing on the detailed study of human anatomy through the lens of Ayurveda
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