गदनिग्रह (आचार्य सोढल - कायचिकित्सा एवं रोग-विनिश्चय सटीक)

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From Pandit M. Duraiswami Aiyangar, Ayurveda
Bhushan, Certificated Ayurvedic Doctor, Lecturer, Madras,
S. K. P. A., Medical College, Assistant Physician S. K. P. D.
Ayurvedic Hospital.
Dear Sir,
In regard to the Medical monthly “Ayurvediya
Granthamala” edited and published by you, I am glad to
perceive that your journal stands unique in the field of
Medicine and marks the beginning of sincere attempts to
resuscitate the Ancient Lore which has been thrown into
oblivion by the unthinking millions. Your journal takes the
place of a beacon to lead your benighted brethren along
the forgotten paths and to help them considerably to unravel
and appreciate fully the profound truths of the Hindu
science of Medicine. While wishing you hearty success in
your honest efforts, I hope no consideration shall deter you
from carrying out fully your desired object, as you would
thus be doing a service to the public which would be its
own reward.
$\left.\begin{aligned} &Ayurveda Vilas,
&176 Mint Street,
&\textit{Madras, E. 2-3-1911.} \end{aligned}\right}$ Yours Faithfully,
M. D. SWAMI.
From, B. MANNARU SASTRIAL,
Pillayar palayam, Madura Post, South India
To,
Vaidya Jadavaji Trikumji Acharya,
Bombay.
Dear Sir,
I am one of the profound mourners for the long-lost
mother of Ayurvedic Lore. I had long lost all hopes of
her revival. I went on mourning every day. It was at
such a juncture, when I interested in such researches, was
about to relinquish every idea of success, that your ‘Ayur-
vedic Grantha Mala conducted by your profound erudition
happened to pass before my watery eyes. Immediately I