Payasvini
Payasvinī · पयस्विनी
Payas means milk, and also water, and also nourishment. The channel runs on the right, close to pusha, and terminates at or behind the right ear.
- Side
- Right
- Ends at
- At or behind the right ear
- Carries
- Hearing, inner sound and equilibrium
- Name means
- Milk-bearing, or full of sap
- Runs beside
- Pusha
- Group
- One of the eleven secondary nadis
- Sources
- Shiva Samhita, Gheranda Samhita, later commentaries
Where it runs
Payasvini is the closest of the fourteen to being a duplicate. It runs where pusha runs, on the right side toward the ear, and the sources split on which of the two reaches the ear proper and which stops behind it.
That kind of near-duplication is a sign of a list built from more than one source. Neither name was dropped when the lists were merged.
The name
Payas covers milk, water and sap in Sanskrit, all of them nourishing fluids. A payasvini is a cow with milk, or a river with water. As a channel name it says the same thing pusha does in a different register.
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