Arjuna is described in the Sanskrit texts, Bhava Prakash, Charak and others, as having hridya prabhava (being good for the heart).  According to Charak Samhita, the heart is the seat of consciousness in the body (hrydayah chetanasthanam) and it has a direct connection with the soul.  A healthy connection between the heart and the soul is essential to maintain good heart health.

Arjuna is connected to the divine.  It's name literally means that it has an infinite or everlasting vibration of "a" (consciousness) that never declines.  When used as a herb, it enlivens the connection between the heart and consciousness in the body and brings strenght to the physical, emotional and vibrational heart.

Vaidya Mishra has a 21 minute lecture you can download for $0.99 on arjuna.  It goes into detail about the special hridya (good for the heart) property as well as seven other prabhavas (specail properties) of arjuna, and its physical properties too.

This herb is a tree. The arjuna bark is what is used in Ayurveda.  Please use under the guidance of your Shaka Vansya Ayurvedic practitioner and check with your physician before starting any herbal food supplement program.

Add a pinch to your herbal tea mixture, or use as directed by your SVA practitioner.  This herb is also available as a transdermal cream, Herbal Memory Nectar, and in tablet form.

Arjuna is a tree described by the Bhava Prakash text as shitala (cooling), hridya (good for the heart), kshatajit (helping heal wounds), vishasrajit (helping bind toxins in the blood), kshaya (astringent), tuvera (penetrating deeply).

Ingredients

Wildcrafted arjuna powder

Packet Size

1 oz.

Directions

Put one pinch of arjuna powder in one or two liters of herbal tea mixuture given to you by your Shaka Vansya Ayurveda practitioner and sip throughout the day.

Use under the guidance of a Shaka Vansya Ayurveda practitioner.  As with all herbs, please consult with your physician before using.

Disclaimer

This product and statements have not been evaluated by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) and are not intended to be used to diagnose, treat or cure any disease. All of the information above is intended to be used for educational purposes only and may not be used to replace or compliment medical advice.