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For centuries, Hindu rituals have been dismissed by many people as symbolic or superstitious. Divine Botanica challenges this narrative by revealing the original scientific and preventive health principles embedded within ancient Hindu practices.
Drawing from authoritative texts such as the Sushruta Samhita, Charaka Samhita, Ashtanga Hridaya, Upanishads, Tantra Shastra, and Shiv Samhita, this book presents Hindu tradition as an evidence-informed health system developed through observation, experimentation, and lived experience. Long before modern medicine, these practices addressed hygiene, immunity, mental balance, environmental health, and disease prevention as part of daily life.
Over time, the scientific intent behind many rituals was overshadowed by superstition and ritualized interpretation. Divine Botanica carefully distinguishes foundational health science from later cultural additions, offering a rational and accessible understanding of why these rituals existed in the first place. The book reconnects spiritual tradition with physiological intelligence, showing how religion and science were once seamlessly integrated.
Divine Botanica is both an exploration of ancient wisdom and a practical framework for understanding health beyond symptom-based treatment—grounded in balance, prevention, and long-term vitality.
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Dr. Provat Das, Debstuti Das
Dr. Provat Das (PhD) is a researcher and practitioner in spiritual science and holistic health, focusing on preventive medical wisdom rooted in Hindu philosophy. His work integrates Ayurveda and spiritual traditions to make ancient health knowledge relevant for modern life.
