Tiksna Agni Creates what type of ajirna?

• A. Amajirna
• B. Visthabdajirna
• C. Rasaseshajirna
• D. Vidagdhajirna

Answer: (D)

Tikshna Agni is a very sharp, hot digestive fire. When this fire is dominant, digestion proceeds rapidly and creates intense internal heat. That excessive heat can burn or scorch the digestive tissues, producing a form of indigestion described as Vidagdhajirna — indigestion that is burnt or scorched. This corresponds to a qualitative change in digestion caused by an overly strong agni, rather than by Ama (toxins) accumulation or other etiologies. In contrast, Ama-related indigestion (Amajirna) comes from slower digestion with toxin buildup, not from a scorching fire. So, the type of ajirna associated with Tikshna Agni is Vidagdhajirna because the extreme, burning nature of the sharp fire leads to a burnt/ scorched digestive state.