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The knowledge of Shat Kriyakala helps get the knowledge of Sadhya Asadhyatava of disease and plans the proper treatment. An ancient Indian surgeon, Shushrut has described the concept of Kriyakala in Varnaprashnadhyaya, terms Kriyakala refers to the recognition of the progression of the stage of a disease's, which helps to determine appropriate measure to correct the imbalance in Doshas and Dhatus (biological factors). The knowledge of Shat Kriyakala helps get the knowledge of Sadhya Asadhyatava of disease and plans the proper treatment. The concept of Kriyakala provides benefits to plant appropriate treatment according to the stage of disease progression. The appropriate measures can be taken to correct the balances of Doshas in particular stages of disease. Ayurveda explored the concept of Shatkriyakala as a "six stages of disease progression" in which the pathogenesis of disease can be assessed in different stages. Expression of any disease is a chain of various processes starting from the encounter of etiological factors unto formation of that disease. In Ayurveda it is stated that Sharir Doshas i.e., Vata, Pitta and Kapha are accountable for all kind of functions in the body. At the same time if there is imbalance in these Doshas due to any reason, they can affect Dhatus (body tissues) and can cause various diseases. The causation of disease is attributed to Doshas hence it is essential to know the movement of these Doshas in our body at any given point of time. Expression of any disease is a chain of various processes starting from the encounter of etiological factors unto formation of that disease. In Ayurveda it is stated that Sharir Doshas i.e., Vata, Pitta and Kapha are accountable for all kind of functions in the body. At the same time if there is imbalance in these Doshas due to any reason, they can affect Dhatus (body tissues) and can cause various diseases. The causation of disease is attributed to Doshas hence it is essential to know the movement of these Doshas in our body at any given point of time. Ayurveda is a science of life. It is a system of traditional medicine native to Indian subcontinent but now days its knowledge is accepted worldwide. Ayurveda is a science of life. It is a system of traditional medicine native to Indian subcontinent but now days its knowledge is accepted worldwide.