Abstract:
Ayurveda is an ancient Indian medical system that guides human in maintaining a healthy mind and body. It has been described good conducts-or ethical regimens for a balanced state of life as Sadvatta. If due follows these rules and regulations, it leads to a long and healthy life as well as wealth. Poetries are literary works in which special intensity is given to the expression of feelings and ideas by the use of distinctive style and rhythm. With the civilization of Indian culture since ancient era, Hindi poets adopted ethical regimens as topics for their poetries and gave a message to maintain a sustainable life. 'Pie objective of this literary study was to analyze the Hindi poetries that emphasize the ethical regimens and compare with Sadvatta mentioned in Ayurveda. Hindi. poetries • were taken for the study and compared the.. information with Sadvdtta mentioned in Ayurveda Vaddhatrai.According to the information obtained from study, Hindi poetries related to medieval period (1375 — 1700 Century) and modern period (1900 -Century
up to date) have been emphasized ethical regimens which are supporting for a sustainable life style towards the lasting happiness. When they compared with the Sadvatta in Ayurveda, they are mentioned under Vyavaharika (Habitual), Manasika (Mental), Samajika (Social), DhZirnulka (Moral) and Vaiyaktika (Personal) categories of Sadvatta since Vedic era. Ayurveda stands to protect the health of a healthy person as well as cure diseases and India as the originated place of Ayurveda, it is bonded with Indians. ; Poetries can speak to a person's mind smoothly. Hence, it might be the Hindi poets in medieval and modern periods wielded the ethicalregimens mentioned in Ayurveda as their topics and given to the society for the betterment of sustainable life style towards the lasting happiness
