The four aims
Philosophy
The Purushartha framework, four aims that lead to fulfilment, taught without religion or blind faith.
"True fulfilment is found at the intersection of Dharma, Artha, and Kama, which together lead to Moksha, the ultimate liberation."
The Stork & Its Meaning
A stork stands on one leg, patient, focused, unwavering, while pursuing its goal. It symbolises maintaining focus on life's aim despite every distraction. We may play, indulge desires, and face hardship, but we must never lose sight of our aim: consciousness evolution through Purushartha.
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The Purushartha framework
धर्म
Dharma
Duty, and right action
अर्थ
Artha
Purpose, and the means to it
काम
Kāma
Desire, and what it is for
मोक्ष
Mokṣa
Liberation