The exact Sanskrit chants needed for each stage.
Practice viewing objects as transient resources, not extensions of self. A technique from Dhyana (Jain meditation): Label every possessed object mentally as "Asvam" (not mine). Upon touching keys, phone, or wallet, mentally repeat: "Returning to earth. Not me. Not mine."
Together, refers to a "Collection of Ritual Procedures for Sustaining the Sacred Fire" . 🕊️ Religious Significance
The Anvadhana Sangraha is considered a valuable resource for researchers, practitioners, and students of Ayurveda, as it provides a wealth of information on the medicinal properties of plants and their applications in traditional Indian medicine. The text is written in Sanskrit, which was the primary language of ancient Indian scholarship, and consists of several chapters and sections that categorize and describe the medicinal plants.