Parad Samhita With Hindi Commentary By B. Niranjan Prasad Gupta

Parada Samhita is a rare and authoritative classical work on Rasa Shastra (Indian Alchemy), Mercury Science (Parada Vigyan), Ayurveda, and Ancient Indian Chemical Knowledge. This scholarly edition, edited and translated with Hindi commentary by Niranjan Prasad Gupta, presents the original Sanskrit text alongside an accessible Hindi explanation, making it valuable for both traditional scholars and modern researchers. Recognized as an important source in the study of Ayurvedic metallurgy, Rasayana therapy, alchemical traditions, and ancient Indian scientific literature, this comprehensive volume preserves centuries of knowledge related to mercury processing, rejuvenation sciences, and classical Ayurvedic practices. Whether you are a student of Sanskrit, an Ayurveda practitioner, a researcher of Indian knowledge systems, or a collector of rare spiritual and scientific texts, Parada Samhita is an indispensable addition to your library. Key Features Original Sanskrit text with detailed Hindi commentary Important reference work on Rasa Shastra and Mercury Science Valuable resource for Ayurveda scholars and researchers High-quality hardcover edition for long-term preservation Suitable for academic study, research, and reference Book Details Title: Parada Samhita (पारदसंहिता) Author/Editor: Niranjan Prasad Gupta Publisher: Khemraj Shrikrishnadass Publications Language: Sanskrit Text with Hindi Translation and Commentary, Urdu is used too in books in some portions Pages: 582 Binding: Hardcover Dimensions: 30.5 × 23 cm (12.0 × 9.0 inches) Weight: 1.4 kg Why This Book? Parada Samhita stands among the most respected traditional texts dealing with the science of mercury, Ayurvedic alchemy, and classical Indian medicinal knowledge. It offers readers a unique opportunity to explore authentic teachings preserved through the Sanskrit tradition while benefiting from a clear Hindi explanation. A must-have reference for scholars of Ayurveda, Rasa Shastra, Sanskrit literature, Indian philosophy, and the history of science.