Detoxification safely manages the acute physical symptoms of withdrawal associated with stopping drug use. However, medical detoxification is only the first stage of addiction treatment and by itself does little to change long-term drug use.
Although detoxification alone is rarely sufficient to help addicts achieve long-term abstinence, for some individuals it is a strongly indicated precursor to effective drug addiction treatment.When addiction is more pronounced, a medical detox approach may be undertaken to better manage withdrawal symptoms and cravings.
Earth: Earth is the first of the five elements. We can touch and feel the earth element. It is further divided into two parts. One that we can see is called Nitya and the other we cannot see is called Anitya. The part that we can see is like the human body that is perishable. The are that we cannot see is the imperishable part like the soul which never dies.
Water: The second Element is Jal (Water). It refers to the element which resembles the properties like that of water, and also can be seen and felt. It changes form from liquid to gaseous, evaporates and comes back to the earth in the form of rain and the smaller bodies of water combine into the bigger ocean.
Air: Vayu (Air), the third and one of the most significant of the five elements like other two elements mentioned above, even this element has a perishable part and can be best compared to air as we know it.
Fire: Agni (fire) is the fourth element among the five elements and can be the most closely related to fire as we know it being associated with heat. It is again both perishable and also has a part that cannot be perished.
Ether: Akash (Ether) is the next in the list of five elements. It is the only element in the five elements that do not have a perishable half. In the sky or the ether if compared to the most common thing we know around us. It is the carrier of sound energy and when you are into deep meditation you can hear the sounds of the akash.
