Classical text - Sanskrit with English
King Virasimha on the stars and past deeds behind illness
Vira Simhavaloka by King Virasimha links each illness to chart placements and planet periods, gives a planet remedy, then names the past-life deed and its expiation. It has 52 adhikaras in 104 chapters and 924 units here. Each unit has the Sanskrit, our plain English and Hindi. Ayurveda sections not included.
The astrology and karmavipaka (past deeds) parts of all 52 adhikaras: an odd chapter gives what the stars say about the illness and its planet remedy, the next even chapter the past-life deed and its expiation. Ayurveda sections not included.
Classical view, not medical advice.
Start with chapter 1 to see how each adhikara is built, then open the chapter you want. Odd chapters hold the stars, even chapters the past deeds.
All 104 chapters, grouped by what they are for. Each one opens on its own page, with every verse in Sanskrit and the English beside it where we have it.
Chapters 1-18: the stars and the past deeds for each of the first nine adhikaras.
A book by King Virasimha that links each illness to chart placements and planet periods, gives a planet remedy, then the past-life deed and its expiation.
We publish 104 chapters, two for each of 52 adhikaras: one on the stars and one on past deeds. That is 924 units in all.
Only the astrology part and the karmavipaka part. The Ayurveda sections of the book are not included.
No. It is a classical view, not medical advice. The remedies are only said to ease trouble; they do not replace a doctor.
Chapters 19-36: nine adhikaras, from Kasa and Gadgadatva to Vatavyadhi.
Chapters 37-52: eight adhikaras, from Vatarakta to Ashmari.
Chapters 53-70: nine adhikaras, from Prameha to Vrana.
Chapters 71-88: nine adhikaras, from Bhagandara to Netra roga.
Chapters 89-104: eight adhikaras, from Shiroroga to Shandatva.