Nagarjuna's Contribution to Rasashastra
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Nagarjuna
was an
Indian
philosopher
and
Saint
and the
founder
of the
Madhyamaka
school
of
Mahayana
Buddhism.
He was
born in
Amravati
(presently
the
Guntur
district
of
Andhra
Pradesh)
around
113 AD.
Though
Nagarjuna
also
traveled
widely,
he spent
most of
his life
in a
hilly
area
near
Amravati.
There he
conducted
extensive
studies
on the
health
applications
of
Mercury
& other
heavy
metals
for a
significant
part of
his
life.
These
studies,
brought
about,
at that
time,
the
visible
re-emergence
of this
branch
of
Ayurveda,
viz.
Rasa
Shastra,
or
Alchemy.
Ayurveda
itself,
in later
periods,
began to
incorporate
Mercury
as well
as other
"toxic"
metals
as
important
components
of
pharmaceutical
formulations.
Essentially
Rasashastra
deals
with the
purification,
transmutation
and
potentiation
of
various
metals,
gems and
herb
essences.
It is a
highly
refined,
sophisticated
and
sacred
art and
extensive
training
is
required
to
perform
it
properly.
Rasashastra
is
derived
from the
Sanskrit
words
Rasa
(meaning
“essence”,
“taste”
or
“inherent
substance
or
quality”)
and
Shastra
(meaning
“knowledge”,
“science”
or
“sacred
prescription”).
Thus
Rasashastra
is the
sacred
science
of using
the
fundamental
essences
of
various
substances
for
healing
and
spiritual
growth.
In
Rasashastra
all
ingredients
are
first
purified
and
reduced
to their
absolute
essence
in a
process
called
Shodhana,
where
gems or
metals
are
refined,
through
a
process
of
alternate
heating,
cooling,
oxidizing
and
crushing,
to a
fine
pure
ash.
These
individual
purified
ashes
are
called
Bhasmas.
Individual
Bhasmas
are then
triturated
in a
process
called
Bhavana,
and
further
pulverised
and
blended
using
alternate
wetting
and
drying
to form
a fine
homogenous
paste.
During
both
stages,
specialized
Ayurvedic
herbs
and
herbal
extracts
and
juices
are used
as
catalysts
to
direct
the
alchemical
transformation
of the
original
ingredients
and to
potentize
the
revealed
essence.
Shastric
rules
dictate
that
each of
these
processes
be
repeated
100
times
for the
highest
quality
preparation,
i.e.
Shodhana
is
applied
100
times
before
the
iterations
of
Bhavana
even
begin.
Each
iteration
is
identical
and
further
potentizes
the
Bhasmas
and the
final
complexed
product.
After
the
process
of
Bhavana
is
complete,
the
resultant
dried
paste
has an
unlimited
shelf
life and
retains
its
potency
in
perpetuity.
Rasashastric
Gold
bhasma
(purified
gold
"oxide"
ash) is
the
original
version
of what
today is
being
referred
to as
monatomic
gold /
ormus
gold /
white
powder
gold
etc. It
is made
in a
sacred
process
with
conscious
intent
and
takes
place in
multiple
cycles
of
firing,
cooling,
pulverizing
and
blending
with
various
energizing
herb
juices.
It
requires
100
iterations
of this
cycle to
qualify
as an
authentic
Rasayana.
This art
is still
practiced
in India
and
authentic
Gold
bhasma
is still
available
today.
Another
profound
healing
panacea
in
Rasashastra
is
called
Navaratna
(Nine
Gem).
This
compound
is
indirectly
related
to Vedic
Jyotish
(Vedic
Astrology)
and
Ayurvedic
medical
astrology
as it
engenders
benefits
to the
body
internally
in a
similar
way that
Joytish
gems and
metals
offer
benefits
on the
surface
of the
body.
The
difference
is that
with
Navaratna
the gems
and
metals
are
triturated
with
herbs
after
being
specially
purified
and, as
they are
orally
ingested,
they are
designed
to reach
every
cell in
the body
for
complete
cellular
and
organ
rejuvenation.
Formula
for
Navaratna
(present
day
composition):
120mg
micro-tablet
(produced
on a
single-tablet
hand
press
rather
than
hand
rolled
as in
the old
days)
Active
Formulation
consisting
of
bhasmas
of:
Ruby
Blue
Sapphire
Emerald
Yellow
Topaz
Chrysoberyl
Red-Brown
Garnet
Cultured
White
Fresh-Water
Pearl
Lapis
Lazuli
Himalayan
White
Coral
In
a
potentizing
carrier
base of:
Organic
Red Rose
Petal
24
Karat
Gold
.999
Silver
Navaratna
Usage:
1-2
tablets
per
week.
Take on
an empty
stomach,
and chew
or
dissolve
on the
tongue
before
swallowing.
Quality
Standards:
All
gems are
natural
earth
-mined
and not
synthetically
produced.
Metals
are 100%
pure and
not
alloys.
Pearls
are
cultured
under
controlled
pollution-free
conditions.
Coral
was
formed
millions
of years
ago in
unpolluted
pre-Himalayan
oceans.
Rose
petals
and all
Ayurvedic
herbs
used as
catalysts
during
the
processes
of
Shodhana
(purification)
and
Bhavana
(trituration)
are
completely
organic.
The
Navaratna
tablets
are
produced
at a
leading
Ayurvedic
laboratory
in India
by
highly
trained
Rasashastric
alchemists
exactly
according
to
traditional
Shastric
rules.
Alchemical
transformation
of the
ingredients
is
repeated
a total
of 200
times
(100
times
each for
Shodhana
and
Bhavana).
Navaratna
and the
Sacred
Science
of
Rasashastra:
Rasashastra
is a
branch
of
Ayurvedic
medicine
that
deals
primarily
with the
alchemical
transformation
of
metals,
gems and
minerals,
using
specialized
herbs
and
techniques,
for the
purification,
healing
and
rejuvenation
of the
physical
and
subtle
bodies.
Navaratna
is one
of the
most
esoteric
products
in the
Rasashastric
Codex
and
works
deeply
in the
various
sheaths
of the
body-mind.
When
making
Navaratna,
the nine
gem-Bhasmas
are
dissolved
and
blended
into a
base of
purified
and
oxidized
gold,
silver
and rose
petals
which
further
potentizes
the gem
essences
and
functions
as a
vehicle
to
transport
them
into the
body as
nutrients.
Once
absorbed,
Navaratna
works to
release
karmas
and
sanskaras
that are
held
physiologically
and
psychically
in the
body-mind
as
“knots”
or toxic
“pockets”
in the
tissues
and
nervous
system.
This is
similar
to the
use of
gems on
the
surface
of the
body in
Vedic
Jyotish
and
Ayurvedic
Medical
Astrology,
but
because
Navaratna
is
ingested
and
delivered
to every
cell in
the body
it is a
more
powerful
approach.
Rasashastra
preparations
also
purify
and
rejuvenate
on the
cellular
level,
and may
target
certain
organs
or
tissue
systems
(dhatus)
to
complete
their
work.
According
to
documented
history,
the
science
of
Rasashastra
made its
first
visible
appearance
in India
during
the time
the
Buddha
(Gautama
Shakyamuni)
lived
and was
re-enlivened
by
Nagarjuna,
although
according
to
practicing
alchemists
in the
Rasashastra
tradition,
it’s
roots
are
actually
far
older.
Rasashastra
practiced
today is
the same
authentic
Vedic
Alchemy
that has
been
practiced
and
handed
down
through
generations
for
thousands
of
years,
and
Navaratna
is one
of the
pinnacle
elixirs
within
that
tradition.
Because
of the
profundity
of these
times
and the
urgent
necessity
of our
evolution
as a
human
culture,
we are
honored
to make
available
the
following
authentic
Rasashastric
Alchemical
products
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