lce myang tshwa

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alum [JV]


(med) Alum, Alumstone, Alunite (Drungtso 1999)
Sanskrit : saurāṣṭrī, tuvarī (wisdomlib.org)

lce myang tsha yang de [381] bzhin mig la phan / zhes par / sgron ma gsal ba las / lce myang tsha ni dro mngar mig la phan / yid 'ong ro tsa nyes gsum sel bar byed / tsha ba mi skye pho ba'i me drod sbor / zhes dang / rang byung pas / lce myang tsha yis grang skran sel / zhes so / 'di shing la ngos 'dzin pa dang / tsha la ngos 'dzin pa gnyis yod pa'i snga ma gong du song / phyi ma ni / zla zer las / tsha mchog ni rgyam tsha dang lce myang tsha'o / zhes pa 'di yang chu las rang byung ste / tsha dkar la dmar mdangs chags pa 'khar gong dmar po 'dra ba'o / 'dra yig las / lce myang tsha ni lan tshva 'dra ste dmar / zhes gsungs / 'di la lung dang bcas pas shing yal ga dang / tsha gnyis yod pa mi phyed nas / la las shing yin tsha'i lung de mi dag ces dang / la las tsha yin yal ga'i lung de mi dag ces mtha' gnyis la rtag chad byed pa g.yag zhar ba'i 'grogs so // (Shel gong shel phreng, pdf p 380.6)

Illustrations : 'Phrin Las (27_005) lce myang tshwa dmar po

Natural salt medicine. Alums are double sulfate-salts (KAl3(SO4)2(OH)6), mostly with potassium and aluminium and widely used since the antiquity. The mineral Alunite is white and can show pale shades of yellow, red to reddish brown (mindat.org)
Saurāṣṭrī, from the mines of Saurāṣṭra Pradeśa is known as Saurāṣṭrī. It is also known as Tuvarī (Tubarī). And if it is pasted on white cloth it makes the colour fast hence it is known as raṅgabandhakarī. It has two varieties, Phullikā and Khaṭika. Kāṅkṣī, another synonym, refers also to alum clay (wisdomlib.org).
Johannes Schmidt (talk) 05:09, 26 February 2024 (EST)