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all right so let's have this story of the birth of dhanvantari the lord of ayurveda So his story or his birth comes in a very famous, well-known story of the Vedic tradition.

And it appears in multiple scriptures in different ways.

So there's different versions of it.

And there's many different interpretations of various meanings embedded in the story.

And it is known as the Samudra Manpana.

Or what we can call the churning of the cosmic energy.

If we were to revert back to those four aims of life that we spoke about before, in some lineages it is said that all four of them are equal some will say that there are some that are more important than others what is your opinion