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The sages, desirous of long life, also received that benevolent ''veda'' (compendium of knowledge) of enhancing life from Bharadwaja. The great sages further grasped properly the knowledge of ''samanya'' (similarity), ''vishesha'' (dissimilarity), ''guna'' (property), ''dravya'' (substance), ''karma'' (action) and ''samvaya'' (inherence) by which they followed the tenets of the compendium and attained highest well-being and non-perishable life span. [27-29]
 
The sages, desirous of long life, also received that benevolent ''veda'' (compendium of knowledge) of enhancing life from Bharadwaja. The great sages further grasped properly the knowledge of ''samanya'' (similarity), ''vishesha'' (dissimilarity), ''guna'' (property), ''dravya'' (substance), ''karma'' (action) and ''samvaya'' (inherence) by which they followed the tenets of the compendium and attained highest well-being and non-perishable life span. [27-29]
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====Six disciples of Punarvasu Atreya:====
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====Six disciples of Punarvasu Atreya====
 
   
 
   
 
अथ मैत्रीपरः पुण्यमायुर्वेदं पुनर्वसुः|  
 
अथ मैत्रीपरः पुण्यमायुर्वेदं पुनर्वसुः|  
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hArItaH kShArapANishca jagRuhustanmunervacaH||31||  
 
hArItaH kShArapANishca jagRuhustanmunervacaH||31||  
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Now, Punarvasu (Lord Atreya), the friend of humanity, out of his benevolence, bestowed the virtuous Ayurveda upon his six disciples. (The disciples) Agnivesha, Bhela, Jatukarṇa, Parashara, Harita and Ksharapani received the word (of instruction) from the sage (Punarvasu). [30-31]
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Now, Punarvasu (Lord Atreya), the friend of humanity, out of his benevolence, bestowed the virtuous Ayurveda upon his six disciples. (The disciples) Agnivesha, Bhela, Jatukarna, Parashara, Harita and Ksharapani received the word (of instruction) from the sage (Punarvasu). [30-31]
    
====Inception of Agnivesha tantra:====
 
====Inception of Agnivesha tantra:====

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