The Four Purusharthas – Goals of Human Life in Sanatan Dharma

The Purusharthas are the four goals of life in Sanatan Dharma—Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha—offering a holistic guide to a balanced and meaningful.

Dharma is about living ethically and fulfilling responsibilities. It lays the foundation for harmony in personal and social life.

Artha represents the pursuit of wealth and material well-being. It encourages stability and support for oneself and family through honest means.

Kama refers to love, pleasure, and emotional fulfillment. It’s about enjoying life’s beauty without excess or attachment.

Moksha is spiritual freedom—the ultimate goal. It’s the release from the cycle of rebirth, achieved through self-realization and detachment.