srotamsi
srotamsi: channels in which vata flows, pathways of assimilation, digestion, and elimination. Includes the srotas that nourishes each dhatu, e.g., rasa vaha srotas, rakta vaha srotas, etc.
srotamsi: channels in which vata flows, pathways of assimilation, digestion, and elimination. Includes the srotas that nourishes each dhatu, e.g., rasa vaha srotas, rakta vaha srotas, etc.
sneha: lavish love, related to meda.
shukra dhara kala: membrane related to transformation of elements by shukra agni.
shukra: dhatu related to reproduction and creativity.
shleshma dhara kala: membrane for rasa agni.
shleshma: another name for kapha.
shleshaka: form of kapha dosha, found especially in the joints.
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sadhaka: form of pitta dosha, found especially in the brain and heart.