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Line 1,400: − [[Ayurveda]] is the art and science of life, it is ''astika darshana'' (believes in God). It is believed that human life is blessed and it is bestowed as a result of good deeds in many past lives. It is essential for humans to get involved in good deeds so that the life will be happier. The present chapter discusses the desires to be fulfilled in present birth and to achieve good life in next world after death. This chapter is designated as [[Tistraishaniya Adhyaya]]<ref>R. K. Sharma, Bhagwan Dash , Charak samhita (Text with English Translation & Critical Exposition based on Cakrapani Datta’s [[Ayurveda]] Dipika), Vol I, Chowkhamba Sanskrit Series Office, Varanasi, First Edition: 1976, ISBN: 81-7080-012-9, Sutra Sthana, Chapter 11. </ref>, (Tisra+ Eshana+Cha), the word ''tistraishana'' is formed by the union of ''tistra''+ ''eshana''. It begins with the description about three ''eshanas'' or pursuits of life, longevity, acquiring wealth and happiness in next world. ''eshantye anevishante eti aeshana''= ''echha'' <ref>Prof. K. R. Srikantha Murthy, Charak Samhita (English translation of the text along with commentary of Cakrapani data, Appendix etc.), Vol I, Sutra Sthana & Nidana Sthana, First edition -2004, Chaukhambha Orientalia, Varanasi. </ref> one which is searched and has some initiation.<ref name=ref3>L. D. Dwivedi, co-commentators: Dr. B.K. Dwivedi, Dr.P.K. Goswami, Charak samhita: by Sri. Chakrapani Datta ‘Ayurved Dipika’ vyakha and ‘Ayurved Dipika’ ki TatvaPrakashini hindi vyakha Tatha Yatra-Tatra Sri GangadharaViratna krita “Jalpakalpataru’ ki hindi vyakha aevum Sholakanusara Anukramanika sahita. Vol I, Sutra Sthana, Chowkhamba Krishnadas Academy, Varanasi, Edition I, Vik. Sam. 2064, year 2007, ISBN: 978-81-218-02326. </ref> <ref>Prof. Y.G.Joshi, Charak Samhita by, Sri Chakrapanidattavirachit [[Ayurveda]]Dipika vyakha, Marathi translation and Yashvant commentary (vol-I), Vaidmitra Prakashana, 709, Sadishavapeth, Pune-411030, first edition (5 oct 2003). </ref>
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