Nirvaana Shatkam

1. Manobuddhyahankara Chittani Naham

Na Cha Srotrajihve Na Cha Ghrananetre

Na Cha Vyoma Bhumirna Tejo Na Vayuh:

Chidanandarupah!!! Sivoham Sivoham !!!

I am not the petty Mind, I am not the proud intellect;

Neither the mighty Ego, nor the minute thought am I.

Touch and hearing, taste and seeing, I am not these sensual feelings;

Am not the element of earth , Am not the elusive ether; 

Neither the fierce fire, nor the wailing wind am I.

I am Truth, Consciousness, Divine Bliss!

I am The Shiva, The Shiva am I 

2. Na Cha Pranasamjno Na Vai Panchavayur

Na Va Saptadhaturna Va Panchakosah

Na Vak Panipadam Nachopasthapayoo:

Chidanandarupah!!! Sivoham Sivoham!!!

I am not the vigorous breath, I am not the vital airs;

Neither the ailing elements, nor the astral sheaths am I.

Organs of action and chain reaction,

Hands, feet and mouth in conversation,

None of these depraved organs am I.

I am Truth, Consciousness, Divine Bliss,

I am the Shiva, The Shiva am I

3. Na Me Dvesharagau Na Me Lobhamohau

Mado Naiva Me Naiva Matsaryabhavah,

Na Dharmo Na Chartho Na Kamo Na Mokshah:

Chidanandarupah!!! Sivoham Sivoham!!!

I am bound to no worldly attachment

I am averse to no earthly entrapment

Greed, envy, vanity, aversion; These phantoms bind me not to delusion

I aspire not, for duty, nor to acquire property

Not even cherish the desire, for eternal liberty;

Cause I am Truth, Consciousness, Divine Bliss,

I am the Shiva, The Shiva am I

4. Na Punyam Na Papam Na Saukhyam Na Duhkham

Na Mantro Na Tirtham Na Veda Na Yajnah

Aham Bhojanam Naiva Bhojyam Na Bhokta:

Chidanandarupah!!! Sivoham Sivoham!!!

Unaffected by virtue, untouched by vice

I feel no pleasure; I face no pain;

No magic chants empower me; No mystic places purify me

I am not the dogma, nor the doctrines

Or the sacred fire of pilgrims 

I am not the sensuous, I am not the sense 

Sensuality to me is utter nonsense;

Cause I am Truth, Consciousness, Divine Bliss,

I am the Shiva, The Shiva am I

5. Na Mrityur Nashanka Na Me Jatibhedah

Pita Naiva Me Naiva Matascha Janma

Na Bandhurnamitrau Gururnaiva Shishyah:

Chidanandarupah!!! Sivoham Slvoham!!!

Frivolous doubts assail me never, Fear of death banished forever;

No pride of castes, no prejudice of creeds, No father or mother bore me by their deeds

I am no friend, I am no foe;

Neither the Teacher, nor the taught am I;

I am Truth, Consciousness, Divine Bliss,

I am the Shiva, The Shiva am I

6. Aham Nirvikalpo Nirakararupo

Vibhutvatcha Sarvatra Sarvendriyanam

Na Cha Sangatam Naiva Muktirnameyah:

Chidanandarupah!!! Sivoham Sivoham!!!

Omniscient, Omnipotent, Omnipresent am I

The unfathomable, inscrutable Shiva am I

I am Truth, Consciousness, Divine Bliss,

I am the Shiva, The Shiva am I

Ganesha Pancharatnam

Mudakaraatha Modakam Sada Vimukti Saadhakam
Kalaadharaavatamsakam Vilasiloka Rakshakam
Anaaya Kaika Naayakam Vinasitebha Daityakam
Nataasubhasu Naashakam Namaami Tham Vinaayakam.

Meaning: I prostrate before Lord Vinaayaka who joyously holds modaka in His hand, who bestows salvation, who wears the moon as a crown in His head, who is the sole leader of those who lose themselves in the world. The leader of the leaderless who destroyed the elephant demon called Gajaasura and who quickly destroys the sins of those who bow down to Him, I worship such a Lord Ganesh.

Natetaraati Bheekaram Navoditaarka Bhaasvaram
Namat Suraari Nirjanam Nataadhi Kaapa Duddharam
Suresvaram Nidheesvaram Gajesvaram Ganeshvaram
Mahesvaram Samaasraye Paraatparam Nirantaram.

Meaning: I meditate eternally on Him, the Lord of the Ganas, who is frightening to those not devoted, who shines like the morning sun, to whom all the Gods and demons bow, who removes the great distress of His devotees and who is the best among the best.

Samasta Loka Samkaram Nirasta Daitya Kunjaram
Daredarodaram Varam Vare Bhavaktra Maksharam
Krupaakaram Kshamaakaram Mudaakaram Yasaskaram
Manaskaram Namaskrutaam Namaskaromi Bhaasvaram.

Meaning: I bow down with my whole mind to the shining Ganapati who brings happiness to all the worlds, who destroyed the demon Gajasura, who has a big belly, beautiful elephant face, who is immortal, who gives mercy, forgiveness and happiness to those who bow to Him and who bestows fame and a well disposed mind.

Akimchanaarti Marjanam Chirantanokti Bhaajanam
Puraari Poorva Nandanam Suraari Garva Charvanam
Prapancha Naasha Bheeshanam Dhananjayaadi Bhushanam
Kapola Daana Vaaranam Bhajaey Puraana Vaaranam.

Meaning: I worship the ancient elephant God who destroys the pains of the poor, who is the abode of Aum, who is the first son of Lord Shiva (Shiva who is the destroyer of triple cities), who destroys the pride of the enemies of the Gods, who is frightening to look at during the time of world's destruction, who is fierce like an elephant in rut and who wears Dhananjaya and other serpents as his ornaments.

Nitaantikaanta Dantakaanti Mantakaanta Kaatmajam
Achintya Rupa Mantaheena Mantaraaya Krintanam
Hrudantarey Nirantaram Vasantameva Yoginam
Tameka Danta Meva Tam Vichintayaami Santatam.

Meaning: I constantly reflect upon that single tusked God only, whose lustrous tusk is very beautiful, who is the son of Lord Shiva, (Shiva, the God of destruction), whose form is immortal and unknowable, who tears asunder all obstacles, and who dwells forever in the hearts of the Yogis.

Mahaaganesa Pancharatnam Aadarena Yonvaham
Prajapati Prabhaatake Hrudi Smaran Ganesvaram
Arogatham Adoshataam Susaahitim Suputrataam
Samaahitaayu Rastabhootim Abhyupaiti Sochiraat.

Meaning: He who recites this every morning with devotion, these five gems about Lord Ganapati and who remembers in his heart the great Ganesha, will soon be endowed with a healthy life free of blemishes, will attain learning, noble sons, a long life that is calm and pleasant and will be endowed with spiritual and material prosperity.

Balamukundashtakam

BalaMukundaashtakam

Text 1

kararavindena padaravindam 

mukharavinde viniveshayantam

vatasya patrasya pute shayanam

balam mukundam manasa smarami

The one who keeps his lotus like feet on his lotus like mouth with his lotus like hand, I think of Balamukundan who sleeps on the vata pathra leaf. (1)

Text 2

samhritya lokan vatapatramadhye

shayanamadyantavihnarupam

sarveshvaram sarvahitavataram

balam mukundam manasa smarami

The one who sleeps on the vata pathra after the dissolution of the worlds, the one whose form is without beginning or end, the one who is Lord of all, I think of Balamukundan who incarnated for the good of all. (2)

Text 3

indivarashyamalakomalangam

indradidevarcitapadapadmam

santanakalpadrumamashritanam

balam mukundam manasa smarami

The one who has a beautiful body that is dark like the cerulean blue lotus, the one whose lotus feet is worshipped by Indra and other devas, I think of Balamukundan who is like the kalpaka vriksha tree giving santhana-bagyam to those who bow to Him. (3)

Text 4

lambalakam lambitaharayastim

shringaralilankitadantapanktim

bimbadharam caruvishalanetram

balam mukundam manasa smarami

The one who has locks of hair falling in front of his face, the one who wears a long hanging chain, the one whose teeth rows shine with the nectar of shringaram, the one whose lips are like the red bimba fruit (kovai), I think of Balamukundan who has long and beautiful eyes. (4)

Text 5

shikye nidhayadya payodadhini

bahirgatayam vrajanayikayam

bhuktva yathestam kapatena suptam

balam mukundam manasa smarami

The time when Yashoda has gone out after keeping milk, curds in the pot, the one who sleeps falsely after eating all this, I think of this Balamukundan. (5)

Text 6

kalindajantasthitakaliyasya

phanagrarange natanapriyantam

tatpucchahastam sharadinduvaktram

balam mukundam manasa smarami

From the rock of Kalindhi, the one who has the desire of dancing on the hoods of the snake kaliyan, the one who has the tip of the tail of kaliyan in his hand, the one whose face is like the moon during sarathrithu (december month), I think of this Balamukundan. (6)

Text 7

ulukhale baddhamudarashauryam

uttungayugmarjunabhangalilam

utphullapadmayatacarunetram

balam mukundam manasa smarami

The one who is tied to a round boulder, the one who is great, the one who has the playfullness of pushing two Maruthamaram (Arjuna-Trees) to the ground, the one who has eyes like a bloomed red lotus, I think of this Balamukundan. (7)

Text 8

alokya maturmukhamadarena

stanyam pibantam sarasiruhaksham

saccinmayam devamanantarupam

balam mukundam manasa smarami

The one who looks affectionately at the mother's face while sucking milk from her breasts, the one who has eyes like the red lotus, the one whose form is Truth, Intelligence and the one who has other forms and is a Lord, I think of this Balamukundan. (8)

- iti sri balamukundastakam samaptam - 

- thus ends the 8-verse hymn called bala-mukunda-astakam -

Source : http://www.harekrsna.de/bala-mukunda-astakam.htm

A Letter To NASA.....! By Pandit. SurendraKumar Jain

A Letter To NASA.....!

Shadow is not the cause of the Eclipses

   I am the proprietor of ‘Jain Astrological Research Bureau’ and author of'Kalachakra Ephemeris' printed and published by Indian Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.

   I claim that the Lunar Eclipses are not caused due to the shadow of the Earth, which is seen between the Moon and the Sun during the eclipse. If the shadow were the cause of the Lunar Eclipses then there would have been 12 Lunar Eclipses every year since Lunar Eclipse occurs only on a full Moon day.

   For example, we had two Lunar Eclipses in the year 2005. i.e. on 24-4-2005 and 17-10-2005 which where full Moon days. Hence, I humbly request the scientists to through more light as to the real cause of the Lunar and Solar eclipses. It is crystal clear by the above argument I am presenting to the scientist that every full Moon day there is no Lunar Eclipse that we have been observing in the past or neither this will happen in the future. Similarly, the Solar Eclipse take place on every new Moon day (Amavasya) when the Sun and Moon are in one sign the same longitudes of the Zodiac then there must be 12 Solar Eclipses in a year, which is not posssibe. Then if it not the shadow that cause the eclipses, then what is the explanation that any one could give to the reason that in the year there are only one or two Solar and Lunar eclipses.

   The astrological books clearly say that a child born during eclipse will either be defective or will die. The eclipse not only have a bad effect on human beings but also on animals, birds,  causes natural disasters, war, political turmoil and increase in accidents. I have collected some information that strongly supports the idea that eclipse is inauspicious. The Oxford Dictionary gives the meaning of eclipses as the loss of glory and loss of light. The word lunatic has been derived from the word lunar that clearly means the moon directly controls human brain (or the nervous system).

   A few instances of abnormal behavior have been mentioned below. Romania – A mother killed her child born during the eclipse on 23-08-1999 and throws the baby in the bathroom. This was reported in the newspaper. Londan – (Missing Pigeons) “The Solar Eclipse in 24-08-1999 is been blamed in Britain for the disappearance of thousands of homing pigeons. The daily telegraph reported. Members of 3000 club have waited in vain for the return of the birds they sent out in the week of the solar back out amid claims that it scrambled their brains; The newspaper said Paul kitching from Durham had lost 12 of his 30 racing birds. Cairo man strangles his wife too busy watching eclipse. Cairo people watched in helwan an earthquake of 3.6 magnitudes on the richter scale shook the Suez canal area, heightening fear of the eclipse.

Japan – Volcano erupts on island south of Tokyo during Lunar Eclipse a 16-07-2000.

                  I found the explanation given regarding the same matter in,http://education.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/pages/faq.html

Why don’t eclipses occur every new Moon?

   Eclipses only occur of the satellite of a planet is located within 0.5 degrees of the plane of the Ecliptic, on a line which passes through the center of the Sun and the Earth. The Moon travels along an orbit which is inclined by 5 degrees to the ecpliptic, on a line which passes through the center of the Sun and the Earth. The Moon travels along an orbit which is inclined by 5 degree to the ecliptic plane, so there are only two opportunities each month when it passes through the plane of the ecliplitic called the ascending and decending nodes. These two points connected to the barycenter of the Earth Moon system (Roughly the center of the Earth) define a line of nodes and eclipses of the Sun and Moon will occur if this line of nodes, co-incides with the line drawn between the center of the Earth and Sun. Again the Moon also has to be within 0.5 degrees of one or the nodes so that the disk of the sun is partially or totally covered in a Solar Eclipse. A similar argument explains why Lunar Eclipses  do not happen every full Moon at the node opposite the Sun from the Earth.

   We can understand by the above argument that a Solar or Lunar Eclipices will occur only when the Sun and Moon passes through the plane of the ecliptic called the ascending and decending nodes. When this is so clear why should we conclude that the shadow is the cause of the eclipse?

   On every full Moon day and new Moon day, the Moon is crossing the plane of the Earth’s orbit just as it is lining up with the Earth and the Sun. Then why is it that an eclipice does not occur? In conclusion the shadow has nothing to do with the eclipses.

   We have noticed in the past as astromers like Claudius Ptolemy, had said that Earth is the center and all the planets including the Sun went around it, this was called, Geocentric Theory. This was believed to be true for 1400 years. Letter Nicolas Copernicus.

   Disproved this theory and brought to light that all planets moved around the Sun in their respective orbits, which give rise to the concept of Helio Centric Theory. Copernicus and Galileo had to fight for the truth to come to light.

   William Herschel in 1781 discovered the sixth planet Uranus up to which time the world only knew of five planets. i.e. Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn.

   Pluto was discovered as a planet, but latter on disproved the sixth planet Uranus up to which time the world only knew of five planets any more.

   We can see from the above changes that the more the research we do, more the truth comes to light. I hope the Scientists, Scholars, Thinkers, Philosophers get my point and look at the eclipse in a more broader view only then can we understand what really causes the eclipse.

   Hence, I request the astronomers to work in the right direction, so we can understand the truth. If I am wrong please correct me and it I am right please give a chance to explain in more detail. My main concern is to bring truth to light.

           --- Dr.Surendra Kumar Jain

courtesy: http://www.skjainastro.com/

Names of Herbs

Latin Name	English Name	Sanskrit Name	Hindi Name	Family Name
Abhroma augusta	Abroma	Pishach karpas	Ulatkambal	Sterculiaceae
Abies webbiana	-	Talispatra	Talispatra	Pinaceae
Abrus precatorius	Bead tree	Gunja	Chirmiti	Leguminosae
Abutilon indicum	Indian mellow	Atibala	Kanghi	Malvaceae
Acacia arabica	Indian gum tree	Babbula	Kikar	Legumnisosae
Acacia catechu	Catechu tree	Khadir	Khair	Leguminosae
Acacia farnesiana	-	Irimeda	Irimed	Leguminosae
Acacia senegal	Catechu tree	Swet khadira	Khair swet	Leguminosae
Achyranthes aspera	Rough Chapp tree	Apamarga	Apang	Amaranthaceae
Aconitum ferox	Aconite	Vatsnav	Bish	Ranunculaceae
Aconitum heterophyllum	Indian attees	Ativisha	Atis	Ranunculaceae
Acorus calamus	Sweet fig	Vacha	vach	Araceae
Adhatoda vasica	Vasak	Vasak	Arusa	Acanthaceae
Adiantum lunulatum	Maiden hair	Hanspadi	Hanspadi	Polypodiaceae
Aegle marmelos	Bael	Bilva	Bael	Rutaceae
Aglaia roxburghiana	-	Priyangu	Priyangu	Meliaceae
Albizzia lebbeck	-	Shris	Siris	Leguminosae
Alhagi pseudalhagi	-	Durlaybha	Jawasa	Leguminosae
Allium cepa	Onion	Palandu	Piyaj	Liliaceae
Allium sativum	Garlic	Lasuna	Lahsun	Lilliaceae
Aloe vera	Aloes	Ghrit kumari	Gwarpatha	Liliaceae
Alpinia officinarum	Galanga	Kulinjana	Kulinjan	Zingiberaceae
Alstonia scholaris	Dita	Saptaparni	Saptaparni	Apocynaceae
Amorphophallus compa nullatus	-	Suran	jamikand	Araceae
Anacyclus pyrethrum	Pellitory roots	Akarkaram	Akarkara	Compositae
Anamirta cocculus	-	Kakmari	Kakmari	Menispermaceae
Andrographis paniculata	The creat	Kalmegh	Kalmegh	Acanthaceae
Anthocephalus indicas	Cadamba	Kadamba	Kadamba	Rubiaceae
Aphanamixis polystrachya	-	Rohitak	Rohitak	Meliaceae
Apium graveolens	Cellary seed	Ajmoda	Ajmuda	Umbelliferae
Aquilaria agallocha	Eaglewood	Agaru	Agar	Thymelacaceae
Areca catechu	Betelnut	Poogi	Supari	Palmae
Arethum sowa	Dill	Satapushpi	Soya	Umbelliferae
Argemon mexicana	Yellow thistle	Srigula kantaka	Shial kanta	Papveraceae
Argyreia speciosa	Elephant creeper	Samudra palaka	Samudra sokh	Convolvulaceae
Aristolchia bracteata	-	Dhumra patra	Kiramar	Aristolochiaceae
Aristolchia indica	Indian birth root	Isharmool	Isharmool	Aristolochiaceae
Artemesia maritima	-	Kirmani	Kirmala	Compositae
Artemisia siversiana	-	Daman	Dauna	Compositae
Asparagus adscendens	-	Musli	Musli	Liliaceae
Asperagus racemosus	Asparagus	Shatamuli	Shatavri	Liliaceae
Asteracantha longifolia		Kokilakshaya	Talmakhana	Acanthaceae
Azadirachta indica		Nimba	Nim	Meliaceae
Bacopa monnieri	Indian penny wort	Brahmi	Brahmi	Scrophulariaceae
Balanites aegyphaca	Zacum oil plant	Ingudi	Hingot	Simarubaceae
Baliospermum montanum	Wild croton	Danti	Danti	Euphorbiaceae
Bambusa bambos	Bamboo camphor	Vanslochan	Banslochan	Gramineae
Barberis aristata	Indian barberis	Daruharidra	Daruhaldi	Berberidaceae
Barberis aristata	Ext.barberis	Rasanjana	Rasot	Berberidacea
Barleria prionitis	Yellow naildye	Sahchar	Katsaraiya	Acanthaceae
Barringtonia acutangula	-	Dhatriphala	Hijjal	Lecythidaceae
Bauhinia racemosa	Common mountain ebony	Swet Kanchan	Kanchnar	Leguminosae
Bauhinia variegata	-	Kanchanar	Kachnar	Leguminosae
Berginia ligulata	-	Pashanbheda	Pashanbhed	Saxifragaceae
Boerhaavia diffusa	Spreding hogwood	Punarnava Rakta	Punarnava	Nyctaginaceae
Bombax malabaricum	-	Shalmali	Semal	Malvaceae
Buchanania lanzan	-	Piyalaka	Chironji	Anacardiaceae
Butea monosperma	Buteo	Palash	Dhak	Leguminosae
Caesalpinia crista	Bondu	Kuberakshi	Katkaranj	Leguminosae
Caesalpinia sppan	Sappanwood	Patang	Patang	Leguminosae
Calotropis gigantea	Calotropis	Arka	Akwan	Asclepiadaceae
Cannabis indica	Indian hemp	Vijaya	Bhang	Cannabinaceae
Canthium parvilorum	-	Gangeruki	Gangeran	Rubiaceae
Capsicum annuum	Red chilly	Maricha(Rakta)	Lalmirch	Solanaceae
Carica papaya	Papaya tree	Papita	Papaya	Caricaceae
Carum carvi	Caroway seeds	Saya jira	Syaha jira	Umbelliferae
Cassia fistula	Indian labournam	Suvarnaka	Amaltas	Leguminosae
Cassia absus	-	Vanya Kulatha	Chaksu	Leguminosea
Cassia angustifolia	Sanai	Sonamukhi	Lonamukhi	Leguminosae
Cassia auriculata	Tanners cassia	Avertiki	Tarwar	Leguminosae
Cassia occidentalis	Round poded cassia	Kasmarda	Kasaundi	Leguminosae
Cassia tora	Foetid cassia	Chakramarda	Chakunda	Leguminosae
Cedrus deodara	Deodar	Devdaru	Deodar	Pinaceae
Celastrus paniculatus	Stuff tree	Jyotishmati	Malkangni	Celastraceae
Cichorium intybus	chicory	Kasani	Kasni	Compositae
Cinnamomum camphora	Camphor	Karpur	Kapoor	Lauraceae
Cinnamomum Tamala	Tamala	Tamal patra	Tejpat	Lauraceae
Cinnamomum zeylanicum	Cinnamon	Twak	Dalchini	Lauraceae
Citrullus colocynthis	Colocynth	Indraverna	Indrayan	Cucurbitaceae
Citrus aurantifolia	Lemon	Nimbuka	Kagaji nimbu	Retaceae
Citrus medica	Lemon	Jambir	Bijora nimbu	Rutaceae
Citrus medica	Adams apple	Matulunga	Bijaura	Rutaceae
Cleom icosandra	-	Arka kanta	Hurhur	Capparidaceae
Clerodendrum indicum	-	Bhargi	Bharangi	Verbenaceae
Clerodendrun phlomidis	Wind killer	Vatghni	Arni	Verbenaceae
Clitoria tarnatea	Butterfly pea	Aparajita	Aparajita	Leguminosae
Coccinia indica	-	Bimbi	Kanduri	Cucurbitaceae
Cocculus lack	Lac	Laksha	Laksa	Menispermaceae
Cocos nucifera	Coconut	Narikel	Nariyal	Palmae
Colchicum luteum	Colchicum	Surinjan	Suranjan	Liliaceae
Commiphora mukul	-	Guggulu	Guggulu	Burseraceae
Commiphora myrrha	Myrrha	Bole	Bole	Burseraceae
Coptis teeta	-	Mamira	Mamira	Ranunculaceae
Coriandrum sativum	Coriender	Dhnyaka	Dhaniya	Umbelliferae
Crataeva narvala	-	Varun	Varun	Capparidaceae
Crinum latifaliun	-	Sukhdarshan	Sudarshan	Amaryllidaceae
Crocus sativus	Saffaron	Kunkuma	Keshar	Iridaceae
Croton tiglium	Croton seed	Jaipal	Jamalgota	Euphorbiaceae
Cuminum cyminum	Cumin seed	Jirak	Jerra	Umbelliferae
Curculigo orchioides	Black musli	Siyah musli	Musli kali	Amaryllidaceae
Curcuma aromatica	Wild turmeric	Vanharidra	Amba haldi	Zingiberaceae
Curcuma longa	Turmeric	Haridra	Haldi	Zingiberaceae
Curcuma zedoaria	Zeodary	Shati	Kachur	Zingiberaceae
Cuscuta reflexa	Doddar	Amaravela	Akas bel	Convolvulaceae
Cynodon dactylon	Creeping cynodon	Durva	Durva	Gramineae
Cyperus rotundus	Nutgrass	Musta	Motha	Cyperaceae
Datura metel	Thorn apple	Dhatur krishna	Dhatura kala	Solanaceae
Datura stramonium	Thorn apple	Dhatur Swet	Dhatura	Solanaceae
Daucus carota	Carrot	Garjar	Gajar	Umbelliferae
Delphinium denudatum	-	Nirvishi	Jadwar	Ranunculaceae
Delphinium zalil	Gold thread	Trayanti	Trayaman	Ranunculaceae
Desmodium gangeticum	Ticktree	Shalparni	Sarivan	Leguminosae
Dhatura metel	-	Swet dhatura	Dathura swet	Solanaceae
Dillenia indica	-	Bhabya	Chalta	Delleniaceae
Diospyros Peregrina	Ebony	Tinduk	Tendu	Ebenaceae
Eclipta alba	-	Bhringraja	Bhangra	Compositae
Elaeocarpus ganitrus	-	Rudraksha	Rudraksha	Elaeocarpaceae
Elettaria cardamomum	Small cardamom	Ela	Elaichi	Zingiberaceae
Emblica officinalis	Emblic myrobalans	Amalaki	Amla	Euphorbiaceae
Emblica ribes	Bidanga	Vidanga	Vaividang	Euphorbiaceae
Epherdra gerardiana	Ephedra	Somlata	Somlata	Gnetaceae
Erythrina variegata	Indian coral tree	Paribhadra	Farhad	Leguminosae
Eulophia campestris	Salep	Amrita	Salam misri	Orchidaceae
Euphorbia antiquorum	-	Vajra kantaka	Tridhara	Euphorbiaceae
Euphorbia hirata	Australian asthama weed	Nagarjuni	Laldudhi	Euphorbiaceae
Euphorbia nerifolia	-	Snuhi	Sehund	Euphorbiaceae
Evolvulus alsinoides	-	Sankhpushpi	Sankhahuli	Convoluvulaceae
Feronia limonia	Wood apple	Kapittha	Kaith	Rutaceae
Ferula foetida	Asafoetida	Hingu	Hing	Umbelliferae
Ficus bengalensis	Banyan tree	Vat	But	Moraceae
Ficus carica	Fig tree	Anjir	Anjeer	Moraceae
Ficus racemosa	Fig tree	Udamber	Gular	Moraceae
Ficus religiosa	Sacred Fig	Aswattha	Pipal	Moraceae
Foeniculum Vulgarie	Fevnel sud	Shatpushpa	Saunf	Umbelliferae
Fumaria officinalis	-	Pitha papara	Pitapapra	Fumariaceae
Gardenia gummifera	Gummy gardenia	Nadihingu	Dikamali	Rubiaceae
Gloriosa superba	Superbily	Languli	Kalihari	Lilliaceae
Glycyrrhiza glabra	Liquorice	Yasthimadhu	Mulethi	Leguminosae
Gmelina arborea	White teak	Gambhari	Gambhar	Verbenaceae
Gossypium herbaceum	Indian cotton	Karpas	Kapas	Malvaceae
Gynandropsis pentaphylla	-	Ajgandha	Hulhul	Capparidaceae
Hedychium spicatum	-	Gandha sathi	Kapur kachri	Zingiberaceae
Heliotropium indicum	Heliotropic	Hastisunda	Hastisura	Boraginaceae
Hemidesmus indicus	-	Ananta	Anantmul	Asclepiadaceae
Holarrhena antidysenterica	Conessi bark	Kutaj	Kurchi	Apocynaceae
Hordeum vulgare	Barely	Yava	Jav	Gramineae
Hydnocarpus wightiana	Chalmoogra	Turveraka	Tuwarak	flacourfiaceae
Hyoscyamus niger	Hanbane	Parisika Yavani	Khurasani Ajwain	Solanac
Indigofera tinctoria	Indigo	Nilika	Neel	Leguminosae
Ipomoea hederacea	Kaladana	Siyah beej	Kaladana	Convolvulaceae
Ipomoea turpethum	Turpeth root	Trivrutta	Nishoth	Convulvulaceae
Juglans regia	Wall nut	Akschota	Akhrot	Juglandaceae
Juniperus communis	Juniper	Hapusphal	Hauber	Cupressaceae
Lawsonia alba	Henna	Mendika	Mehndi	Lythraceae
Leea acquata	-	Kakjangha	Kakjangha	Vitaceae
Lepidium sativum	Water cress	Chandrashura	Chansur	Cruciferae
Leptadenia reticulata	-	Jivanti	Dori	Asclepladaceae
Leucas cephalotes	-	Drona pushpi	Gooma	Labiotae
Linum usitatissimum	Linseed	Atasi	Alsi	Liniceae
Madhuca indica	Mahua tree	Madhuka	Mahua	Sapotaceae
Mallotus philippinensis	Kamilla	Kapillak	Kamila	Euphorbiaceae
Mangifera indica	Mango	Amra	Am	Anacardiaceae
Mesua ferrea	Cobras saffron	Nagkeshar	Nagkeshar	Guttiferae
Mimosa pudica	Sensitive plant	Lajwanti	Lajjalu	Leguminosae
Mimuspos elengi	Indian medler	Bakula	Bakul	Sapotaceae
Mucuna pruriens	Cowhage planet	Kapikachchu	Kounch beej	Leguminosae
Musa paradisiaca	Banana	Kadli	Kela	Musaceae
Myrica nagi	Box myrtal	Katphal	Kaiphal	Myricaceae
Myristica fragrans	Nutmeg	Jatiphal	Jaiphal	Myristicaceae
Myristica fragrans	Mace	Jatipatri	Javitri	Myristicaceae
Nardostachys Jatamansi	Muskroot	Jatamansi	Jatamansi	Valerianaceae
Nelumbo nucifera	Lotus	Padma	Kamal	Nymphacaceae
Nerium indicum	-	Karvir	Kaner	Apocynaceae
Nigella sativa	-	Krishnajraka	Kalonji	Renunculaceae
Ocimum sanctum	Basil	Tulsi	Tulsi	Labi teasea
Onosma bracteatum	-	Gaozaban	Sankhahul	Boraginaceae
Pandanus tectorius	Keora	Ketaki	Kewra	Pandanaceae
Papaver somniferum	Opium	Ahiphena	Afim	Papaveraceae
Pavonia odorata	Fragrant silky mallow	Hariber	Sungandhabala	Malvaceae
Pedalium murex	Caltrops	Gokshurak	Gokhru Bara	Pedaliaceae
Peucedanum grande	White emetic nut	Hingupatri	Dicamali	Umbelliferae
Phoenix dactylifera	Date palm	Kharjure	Khajur	Palmae
Picrorhiza kurroa	Hell bore	Katuki	Kutki	Scrophulariaceae
Piiper chaba	-	Chavika	Chavya	Piperaceae
Pinus longifolia	Longleaved pine	Sarala	Chirh	Pinaceae
Piper longum	Long piper	Pippali	Pipala	Piperaceae
Piper longum radix	-	Pippalimoola	Piplamoola	Piperaceae
Pipper bettle	Betel leaf	Tambul	Pan	Piperaceae
Pipper cubeba	Cubeb	Kababchini	Kababchini	Piperaceae
Pipper nigrum	Black pepper	Maricha	Kalimarich	Piperaceae
Pistacia integerrima	Galls	Kakratashringhi	Kakrashringi	Anacardiaceae
Plantago ovata	Psilium Husk	Ishapgola	Isabgole	Plantaginaceae
Plumbago indica	Leadwort	Chitrak Rakta	Chitrak Lal	Plumbaginaceae
Plumbago zeylanica	Leadwort	Chitrak	Chitrak	Plumbaginaceae
Pongamia glabra	Beach	Karanja	Karanj	Leguminosae
Prunus cerasoides	Himalayan cherry	Padmaka	Padmakast	Rosaceae
Psidium guajava	Guava	Mansala	Amrud	Myrtaceae
Psoralea corylifolia	-	Bakuchi	Bakuchi	Legumnisosae
Pterocarpus marsupium	Indian kino tree	Pitasara	Vijaysaar	Leguminosae
Pterocarpus santalinus	Red sandal	Rakta chandan	Lal chandan	Leguminosae
Pterospermum suberifolium	-	Muchkunda	Muchkunda	Sterculiaceae
Pueraria tuberosa	-	Bidari	Bidarikand	Leguminosea
Punica granatum	Pomegranate	Dadima	Anar	Punicaceae
Quercus infectoria	Gallnut	Majuphal	Majuphal	Fagaceae
Randia dumetorum	Emetic nut	Madana	Mainphal	Rubiaceae
Raphanus sativus	Garden reddish	Moolaka	Muli	Cruciferae
Rauwolfia serpentina	-	Sarpgandha	Sarpgandha	Apocynaceae
Rheum emodi	-	Revand Chini	Revanda chini	Polygonaceae
Ricinus communis	Castor oil tree	Erandmool	Arand	Euphorbiaceae
Rubia cardifolia	madder root	Manjishtha	Majeeth	Rubiaceae
Rumex crispus	Sorrel	Amlabetasa	Amlabet	Polygonaceae
Saccharum officinarum	Sugarcane	Ikshu	Ganna	Graminae
Salmania malabarica	-	Mochras	Mochras	Bombacaceae
Sansevieria Roxburghiana	-	Moorva	Murva	Haemodoraceae
Santalum album	Sandalwood	Chandana	Chandan	Santalaceae
Sapindus trifoliatus	Soap nut	Aristak	Ritha	Sapindaceae
Sarca indica	Ashok tree	Ashoka	Ashoka	Leguminosae
Saussurea lappa	Costus	Kushtha	Kuth	Compositae
Scindapsus officinalis	Elephant piper	Gajapippali	Gajpipal	Araceae
Semicarpus anacardium	Marking nut	Bhallataka	Bhilawa	Anacardiaceae
Sesamum indicum	Seasamum	Tila	Til	Pedaliaceae
Sesbania grandiflora	Agati	Agasti	Basna	Leguminosae
Shorea robusta	Yellow resin	Shal	Sal	Dipterocarpaceae
Sida cordifolia	Covdifolis	Bala	Khareti	Malvaceae
Smilax china	China root	Chobchini	Chobchini	Liliaceae
Solanum indicum	Indian night shade	Brihati	Bari Kateri	Solanaceae
Solanum nigrum	Black night shade	Kakmachi	Makoi	Solanaceae
Solanum xanthocarpum	Indian night shade	Kantakari	Chhoti kateri	Solanaceae
Sphaeranthus indicus	-	Mundi	Mundi	Compositae
Stereospermum suaveolens	Trumpet	Patla	Padal	Bignoniaceae
Strychnos nuxvomica	Nux vomica	Vishramushit	Kuchla	Loganianceae
Strychnos Potatorum	Clearing nut	Kataka	Nirmali	Loganiaceae
Styrax benzoin	-	Lohban	Loban	Styroceae
Symplocos recemosa	Lodhra	Lodhra	Lodhra	Symplocaceae
Syzygium aromaticum	Clove	Lavanga	Lavang	Myrtaceae
Syzygium cumini	Black plum	Jambu	Jamun	Myrataceae
Tamarindus indica	Tamarind	Tintidik	Imli	Leguminosae
Tephrosia purpurea	Purple tephrosia	Sharpunkha	Sarphounka	Leguminosae
Teramnus labialis	-	Mashparni	Mashoni	Leguminosae
Terminalia arjuna	Arjuna myrobalan	Arjuna	Arjuna	Combretaceae
Terminalia chebula	Myrobalan	Abhaya	Haritaki	Combretaceae
Tinospora cordifolia	-	Guruchi	Giloy	Menispermaceae
Trachys permum ammi	Bishopweed	Yawani	Ajwain	Umbelliferae
Tribulus terrestris	Caltrops	Gokshura	Gokhru choota	Zygophyllaceae
Trichosanthes dioica	Wild snake guard	Patola	Parval	Cucurbitaceae
Trigonella foenum-graecum	Fenu greek	Methica	Methi	Leguminosae
Uraria lagopoides	-	Prashniparni	Pithwan	Leguminosae
Urginea indica	Indian squill	Van palandam	Banpyaj	Liliacea
Withania somnifera	Winter cherry	Aswangadha	Asuagandha	Solanaceae
Woodfordia fruticosa	Fulsee flower	Dhataki	Dhaiphool	Lythraceae
Wrightia tinctoria	-	Siyah kutaj	Mitha indarjaw	Apocynaceae
Zingiber offcinalis	Ginger root	Sunthi	Adrak	Zingiberaceae
Ziziphus sativa	Jujube fruit	Kandiari	Unnab	Rhamnacaea