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Isn't there one utmost factor (amongst others) for bestowing longevity, one for improving strength, one which is always to be increased, one among all happiness, one for exaltation/ecstasy and one as a path for self-realization? Yes, there are such factors. Non-violence is the utmost one to bestow longevity of living beings. Valor is the best among promoters of strength. Knowledge is the one which should always be increased. Self-control is the best factor for staying happy. Discovery/understanding/realization is the best one for feeling exalted/ecstatic. And finally, celibacy is the most effective factor in the path for self-realization, as per the view of Ayurvedic scholars. [15]
 
Isn't there one utmost factor (amongst others) for bestowing longevity, one for improving strength, one which is always to be increased, one among all happiness, one for exaltation/ecstasy and one as a path for self-realization? Yes, there are such factors. Non-violence is the utmost one to bestow longevity of living beings. Valor is the best among promoters of strength. Knowledge is the one which should always be increased. Self-control is the best factor for staying happy. Discovery/understanding/realization is the best one for feeling exalted/ecstatic. And finally, celibacy is the most effective factor in the path for self-realization, as per the view of Ayurvedic scholars. [15]
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==== The method of learning text of Ayurveda ====
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==== The method of learning text of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayurveda Ayurveda] ====
    
तत्रायुर्वेदविदस्तन्त्रस्थानाध्यायप्रश्नानां पृथक्त्वेन वाक्यशो वाक्यार्थशोऽर्थावयवशश्च प्रवक्तारो मन्तव्याः|  
 
तत्रायुर्वेदविदस्तन्त्रस्थानाध्यायप्रश्नानां पृथक्त्वेन वाक्यशो वाक्यार्थशोऽर्थावयवशश्च प्रवक्तारो मन्तव्याः|  
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tantraniyatAnAmarthadurgANAM  punarvibhAvanairuktamarthAvayavasho bhavatyuktam||19||  
 
tantraniyatAnAmarthadurgANAM  punarvibhAvanairuktamarthAvayavasho bhavatyuktam||19||  
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He can be considered an Ayurveda scholar, who can answer queries regarding the classical text, its sections, chapters and specific topics, precisely. The scholar should be able to quote the lines of the text, interpret them and explain its aspects. So how should this quotation, interpretation, and explanation be done? It should be done as follows: the text of the sages, as expounded by them, should be reproduced as it is - in its full form. After thoroughly comprehending the text, one should be able to explain, elaborately and concisely, and supported by examples or anecdotes, its meaning, presumptions, reasonings, related concepts, and conclusions, in such a manner that it is comprehensible to the three types of students (above average, average and below-average). The text that is complicated to understand, its meaning and its various aspects should be repeated for the attainment of clarity in concepts. [16-19]
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He can be considered an [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayurveda Ayurveda] scholar, who can answer queries regarding the classical text, its sections, chapters and specific topics, precisely. The scholar should be able to quote the lines of the text, interpret them and explain its aspects. So how should this quotation, interpretation, and explanation be done? It should be done as follows: the text of the sages, as expounded by them, should be reproduced as it is - in its full form. After thoroughly comprehending the text, one should be able to explain, elaborately and concisely, and supported by examples or anecdotes, its meaning, presumptions, reasonings, related concepts, and conclusions, in such a manner that it is comprehensible to the three types of students (above average, average and below-average). The text that is complicated to understand, its meaning and its various aspects should be repeated for the attainment of clarity in concepts. [16-19]
    
==== ''Prashnashtak'' (eight questions) ====
 
==== ''Prashnashtak'' (eight questions) ====

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