Kalpa In The Physiology

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Kalpa in the Physiology According to the research of Professor Tony Nader, in Human Physiology: Expression of Veda and the Vedic Literature, 4th Edition, Maharishi Vedic University, Vlodrop, Holland, 2000, Kalpa is represented in the physiology by the various structures in the brain that together constitute the limbic system. The following excerpts are taken from Anatomy of the Human Body, 20th Edition, Henry Gray and Warren Lewis, Lea & Febiger, Philadelphia, 1918, pp. 746-869.

Table of Contents Part I: The Limbic System 3 Part II: The Septum Pellucidum, Fornix, and Hippocampus in relation to the Lateral Ventricles 6 Part III: The Limbic System in relation to the four main lobes of the brain 20

G¨ihya Sªtras Part IV: Fimbria correlated with ÌshvalŒyana G¨ihya Sªtra 22 Part V: Prosubiculum, Subiculum, and Presubiculum correlated to Khadira, KŒthaka and Kaush´taka G¨ihya Sªtras 23 Part 6: Parahippocampal Gyrus correlated with MŒnava G¨ihya Sªtra 23 Part 7: Hippocampal Gyrus correlated with PŒraskara G¨ihya Sªtra 24 Part 8: Dentate gyrus correlated with the BaudhŒyana G¨ihya Sªtra 25 Part 9: Alveus correlated with the Kaushika G¨ihya Sªtra 26 Part 10: Fasciolar Gyrus (called fasciola cinerea in the book) correlated with the Hiraöyakesh´ya G¨ihya Sªtra 27 Part 11: Entorhinal cortex correlated with the VŒrŒha G¨ihya Sªtra 28 Part 12: Prorhinal cortex correlated with the Gobhila G¨ihya Sªtra 28 Part 13: Periamygdaloid cortex correlated with the Agniveshya G¨ihya Sªtra 28 Part 14: Mossy fibre pathway, Schaeffer collateral pathway and perforant fibre pathways correlated to ShŒnkhŒyana, VŒdhªla and Jaimin´ G¨ihya Sªtras 28 Part 15: The alvear pathway correlated to the BhŒradvŒja G¨ihya Sªtra 28 Part 16: Indusium griseum (or supracallosal gyrus) correlated to the Ìpastamba G¨ihya Sªtra 29 Part 17: The medial and longitudinal striae correlated to the VaikhŒnasa and Kauthuma G¨ihya Sªtra 30

Shrauta Sªtras Part 18: Mammillary body correlated to the ShŒnkhŒyana Shrauta Sªtra Part 19: Diagonal band correlated to the Ìpastamba Shrauta Sªtra

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Part 20: Amygdaloid complex correlated with Mashaka Shrauta Sªtra 32 Part 21: Medial and lateral septal nuclei correlated with Kaushika and VaitŒna Shrauta Sªtra 32 Part 22: Anterior commissure correlated with the Hiraöyakesh´ya Shrauta Sªtra 33 Part 23: Medial Forebrain bundle correlated with the VŒdhªla Shrauta Sªtra 33 Part 24: Anterior nucleus of thalamus correlated with MŒnava Shrauta Sªtra 33 Part 25: Stria medullaris correlated with BhŒradvŒja Shrauta Sªtra 33 Part 26: Habenular nucleus correlated with DrŒhyŒyaöa Shrauta Sªtra 34 Part 27: Stria terminalis correlated with BhŒradvŒja Shrauta Sªtra 35 Part 28: Interpeduncular nuclei (called interpeduncular ganglion in the book) correlated with VŒrŒha Shrauta Sªtra 36 Part 29: Mammilothalamic Tract (called the bundle of Vicq d'Azyr in the book) correlated with KŒtyŒyana Shrauta Sªtra 39 Part 30: Substantia innominata correlated with LaugŒkshi Shrauta Sªtra 40 Part 31: Fornix correlated with ÌshwalŒyana Shrauta Sªtra 41 Part 32: Medial and lateral dorsal nuclei correlated with the Jaimin´ya Shrauta Sªtra and the NidŒna Sªtra 45 Part 33: Hypothalamic nuclei correlated with BaudhŒyana Shrauta Sªtra 46 Part 34: Fasciculus retroflexus correlated with the VaikhŒnasa Shrauta Sªtra 49 Part 35: Mammillotegmental tract correlated to the AnupŒda Shrauta Sªtra 49

Part 40: Part 41:

Shulba Sªtras Subcallosal gyrus correlated to the KŒthaka Shulba Sªtra 50 Paraterminal gyrus correlated to the Hiranyakesh´ya Shulba Sªtra 51 Cingulate gyrus correlated to the BaudhŒyana Shulba Sªtra 52 Orbito-frontal gyrus 1, 2 and 3 correlated to VŒrŒha, VŒdhªla and MŒnava Shulba Sªtras 53 Gyrus rectus correlated to Ìpastamba Shulba Sªtra 54 Anterior perforated substance correlated to KŒtyŒyana Shulba Sªtra 55

Part 42: Part 43: Part 44: Part 45: Part 46: Part 47: Part 48:

Dharma Sªtras Pyriform cortex of parahippocampal gyrus correlated to Vishöu Dharma Sªtra Anterior olfactory nucleus correlated to Vasishtha Dharma Sªtra Olfactory tract correlated to Ìpastamba Dharma Sªtra Olfactory bulb correlated to Hiranyakesh´ya Dharma Sªtra Olfactory tubercule correlated to Gautama Dharma Sªtra Olfactory striae correlated to VaikhŒnasa Dharma Sªtra Parts of the amygdaloid complex correlated to the BaudhŒyana Dharma Sªtra

Part 36: Part 37: Part 38: Part 39:

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