Dr. Ramesh M. Bansode
Vol. 8, Issue 1, Jul-Dec 2019
Abstract:
Nowadays for the purpose of Vocational training, dealing with persons and recruiting individual in various field of occupation personality is assessed. Personality is an integrated organization of physical, emotional, intellectual, social, psychological and spiritual characteristics of an individual. Personality is formed in the process of social practice and being active it appears as a whole, in which cognition of environment is realized in unity with emotional experience. Ayurveda focus on complete development of a person to achieve the excellence in every sphere of life. In Ayurveda we get innumerable references regarding personality development in the form of codes specified by Acharyas in ethics and Achara Rasayana indicating do’s and don’t in everyday practice i.e., dressing Sadvruta sense, personal, social behavior, psychological aspects, religious virtues etc. Sadvruta derived from two words – sad and vruta. Sad means god and vruta means regimen. So, Sadvruta means good regimen. Sadvruta refers to good personal and social behavior which gives hita ayu and sukha ayu. In Sadvruta various mental, social, physical, religious, occupational conducts are given which should be followed. By following the Sadvruta one can enrich his own personality as Sadvruta help in overall development of a human.
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