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    CHATUSHTYA

    PURUSHARTH
    Purusharth literally means objectives of men. It
    is a key concept in a Hinduism and refers to the
    four proper goals or aims of a human life. The
    four purusharth are Dharma , Artha , Kama and
    Moksha All four Purusharthas are important, but
    in cases of conflict, Dharma is considered more
    important than Artha or Kama in Hindu
    philosophy. Moksha is considered the ultimate
    goal of human life.
    1.DHARMA : it signifies behaviors that are
    considered to be in accord with rta, the
    order that makes life and universe possible,
    and includes duties, rights, laws, conduct,
    virtues and right way of living. Hindu
    dharma includes the religious duties, moral
    rights and duties of each individual, as well
    as behaviors that enable social order, right
    conduct, and those that are virtuous.
    3. KARMA : signifies desire, wish,
    passion, emotions, pleasure of
    the senses, the aesthetic
    enjoyment of life, affection, or
    love, with or without lustful
    connotations.
    4. MOKSHA : signifies emancipation,
    liberation or release. In some schools
    of Hinduism, moksha connotes
    freedom from saṃsāra, the cycle of
    death and rebirth,
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    TRAdITIONS

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