Chhaya: the five lustres
The lustre a person gives off, named after the five elements; an impression, never skin colour.
- 6-minute lesson
- Basic course: Samudrika Shishya
- Samudrika Shastra
- Lustre, not colour
- The five
- An impression
A first look at the lesson
The texts describe chhaya, the lustre or presence a person gives off, in five kinds named after the five elements. It is never skin colour.
Words in this lesson
More lessons on this subject
- The eight sarasCharaka's eight saras: the tissue or quality best developed in a person, named only as the text describes.
- A first overall lookPutting height, proportion, chhaya and sara together on one person, said as the texts describe it.
- What Samudrika Shastra isAn old Indian study of the whole body's marks and features, where it sits in Jyotish, and what it is not.
- The texts of SamudrikaBrihat Samhita, the Garuda Purana, Samudrika Tilaka, the Jain Angavijja and Charaka: what each gives.
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