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रसायनानां संयोगाः सिद्धा भूतहितैषिणा । निर्दिष्टाः प्राणेकामीये सप्तत्रिंशन्महर्षिणा ॥ २३ ॥

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{"source": "Samhita : Charaka Samhita Part 2, Chapter :1, Sthanam :Chikitsasthanam, Shloka Number: 23", "explanation": "This shloka (verse 23) concludes the section on Rasayanas specifically aimed at enhancing Pranakamita, or the desire for vital strength/life force.  It states that a total of 37 potent (Siddha) Rasayana formulations have been meticulously detailed by the compassionate sage (Bhutahitena Maharshi).  The term \"Siddha\" emphasizes that these formulations are not merely theoretical, but proven and effective.  The number 37 signifies a comprehensive collection of remedies, addressing various aspects of Pranakamita.  The sage's compassion (Bhutahitena) underscores the benevolent intention behind sharing this knowledge for the well-being of all beings.\n\nHere's a breakdown to clarify:\n\n*   **Rasayana:**  Rejuvenative and revitalizing therapies.\n*   **Samyoga:**  Formulations or combinations of ingredients.\n*   **Siddha:**  Proven, effective, perfected.\n*   **Bhutahitena:**  Compassionate towards all beings.\n*   **Pranekamiya:**  Related to the desire for life force, vitality, and longevity.\n*   **Saptratrimsat (37):**  The specific number of formulations described.\n*   **Maharshi:**  The great sage (likely referring to Punarvasu Atreya).\n\nThis verse highlights the importance given to Rasayanas in Ayurveda, not just for physical health, but also for enhancing the very essence of life force and longevity."}
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