This article discusses the meaning of Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha for the purpose of quality living.
Among all that Indian philosophy has to offer, the Purusharthas stand out as the most basic and complete guide for life. The first is Dharma, then Artha, Kama, and finally Moksha.
Purushartha means the reason or meaning behind human life, formed from Purusha (person) and Artha (meaning). The four principles are all interrelated and important for a life well lived. We should talk about their meaning and the role they play in modern life.
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