Write for Ayurvedapedia
Ayurvedapedia is built by the Ayurvedic community. We welcome contributions from qualified practitioners, scholars, and researchers who want to make classical Ayurvedic knowledge more accessible across Europe.
Who Can Contribute
BAMS and MD (Ayurveda) practitioners — you can author articles on any classical topic within your area of expertise.
Ayurveda students (final year or postgraduate) — you can submit articles for review by our editorial board. A supervising practitioner will be assigned as co-reviewer.
Researchers and scholars — if you work in Ayurvedic research, pharmacology, or related fields, we welcome articles that bridge classical knowledge with modern evidence.
Translators — Ayurvedapedia publishes in 11 European languages. If you are fluent in both Sanskrit/Ayurvedic terminology and a European language, we need your help.
Topics We Need
We are actively seeking articles on:
Herb monographs — classical properties (Rasa, Guna, Virya, Vipaka, Prabhava), textual references, traditional preparations, and botanical identification.
Classical formulations — composition, preparation method, classical indications, textual sources, and traditional dosage guidelines.
Treatment protocols — Panchakarma procedures, preparatory practices (Poorvakarma), main therapies, and post-treatment care as described in classical texts.
Classical text commentaries — chapter summaries, verse annotations, and contextual explanations of important passages.
Comparative studies — analysis of how different classical texts describe the same herb, formulation, or concept.
Submission Guidelines
Length: 1,500–5,000 words for standard articles. Longer pieces for comprehensive references are welcome.
Citations: All classical references must include text name, chapter, and verse number where possible. Modern research citations should include DOI or PubMed links.
Language: Submit in English. If you prefer to write in another European language, our editorial team can coordinate translation.
Formatting: Use clear headings, short paragraphs, and structured sections. We will provide a template upon request.
Compliance: Articles must not make medical claims or promise treatment outcomes. Traditional indications should be framed as classical references.
How to Submit
Send your article or proposal to info@artofvedas.com with:
Your name and qualifications (degree, institution, registration number if applicable)
Article title and a brief summary (2–3 sentences)
The article itself (Word document or plain text)
Our editorial team will respond within 7 working days. All submissions go through our standard editorial review process.
Attribution
All published authors receive full name attribution on their articles, an author profile page on Ayurvedapedia, and a permanent link to their published work. Ayurvedapedia is open access — your article will be freely available to readers across Europe.