#Purushartha

[scitechpoetry]

A way in life

A way in life

A way in life must be foundOne that provides balance to the natural orderSpreading harmony and good conductThat is the way of Dharma A way in life must be foundOne that gathers to itself resourcesProspering economically for the means of lifeThat is the way of Artha A way in life must be foundOne that fulfills desires, and the pleasure of the sensesLove that isn’t in violation of Dharma and…

[sacredcosmicvibrations]

What Are The Ancient Teachings Of The Purushārtha? (The Four Goals Of Life)

There are four goals to life. These goals are as follow:

Dharma (purpose)

Artha (household)

Kama (pleasure)

Moksha (enlightenment)

Typically these goals will come in this order. It is what we should strive for so we can experience this life to the absolute fullest.

Dharma (1st goal)

Dharma is our divine path and purpose. Our call to reason for being here and our path in existence. By living our life in alignment, our purpose, we are following this 1st goal of life.

There are two ways this can be done:

Internally (through intense longing and devotion inside our hearts)

Through the essense of karma (playing out life as compassionately as possible)

Our first goal is to find our calling and live through it with compassion, love and devotion. To commit and to not doubt ourselves or to question our purpose but to fine something we are drawn to achieving.

Artha (2nd goal)

Artha is all about raising a family and living a bountiful life. Though Artha talks about materialism, it’s what you do with it and how you use it. It’s purpose is to build a community and create connections with other individuals. To raise the next generation of healers. To build a higher vibration within our surroundings.

The Artha is a product of following your Dharma. Artha is manifested when you follow your goals in life.

Kama (3rd goal)

Kama means spiritual pleasure. To enjoy the experience of life through all its stages and cycles. To enjoy existence with compassion and truth in our hearts. Live life with intention!!! Partake in the pleasures of life consciously and without the intentions of doing any harm. Allow yourself to enjoy the existence of you and the energy and beauty that flows within and around you.

Moksha (4th and final goal)

Moksha is pure liberation. It’s freedom and realization. It is considered to be the goal of existence. Some call it nirvana. It is the liberation from the ego. Both the ego and indentified self coming together as one and merging with all that is being. This realization follows the other three goals usually. Once we’ve processed our way through those stages of life consciously, we find gratitude in what was offered to us and realize that we didn’t need all these things to have a geniune human experience. It’s about having a sense of soul completion. There is nothing else to do but to go within. We can allow ourselves to strip away the ego and see the inner truth that only remains.

Nuk pu nuk khu ami khu gemam kheperu M NTR hau

~ I am that I am; a shining being dwelling in light, and I come from the limbs of the most high creator

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[vedicwaves]

How the Indian festivals are a way of expressing love!

How the Indian festivals are a way of expressing love!

–Dr. Nandini Samant

Come February and excitement in young boys and girls in schools and colleges starts! Innumerable flowers, chocolates, gifts and vows are exchanged on Valentine’s Day, which is on the 14th of February each year. With growth in technology and exposure to social media and the western world, the celebration of Valentine’s Day in India has spread tremendously in the past two…

[amitsrivastava]

सो सब तव प्रताप रघुराई। नाथ न कछू मोरि प्रभुताई॥ #JaiShriRam #DharmaWarrior #BeAWarrior #purushartha (at New Delhi) https://www.instagram.com/p/BvCYjL8nGjt/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=16gx8usa7sk8v

[anandashram]

Kenapa yah, ada orang punya harta banyak, masih tetap gak bahagia? Suka banget dengan video Guruji hari ini https://youtu.be/2bnWpGVP1Yw #Kebahagiaan #Psikologi #Filsafat #Kehidupan #Purushartha #Ananda #AnandKrishna #AnandAshram #InnerJourney #Bahagia https://www.instagram.com/p/BnQDh4_n05t/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=11ajzyv900bz

[wildercity]

purushartha: for the purpose of the soul.

[shinymoonbird]

Lord Shiva - Art of Syamarani dasi

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The complete giving up of all [the other three purusharthas] beginning with dharma, is the glorious state of peace, which is the nature of liberation [the fourth purushartha, the only true purushartha]. [Therefore] completely giving up [all] thought of the others [the three false purusharthas], is clinging only to Silence, the knowledge of the supreme Self, which is Siva.

Guru Vachaka Kovai, 1204  - Sri Muruganar

Sadhu Om: The true purushartha or goal of human life is the peaceful state of liberation, which can be attained only when one completely gives up the desire for the other three so-called purusharthas, namely dharma, artha and kama. Therefore, one should give up even the thought of those other three purusharthas and should steadfastly abide in Silence, the supreme state of Self-knowledge, which alone is liberation. (Refer here to verse 8 of this work) 

[healinirie]

#purpose #dharma #purushartha #sadhana

[oxigenio-dapalavra]

o que gostas de ler? (adoro teu cantinho)

eu gosto de ler, a afirmação correta é esta, leio de tudo ou quase tudo, mudo muito de preferência dependendo do meu humor e o que acontece à minha volta, gosto de dizer que sou influenciável haha, atualmente me apego mais à livros de poesia (leia Toda Poesia de Leminski) e à jornais e revistas culturais,

Uma sugestão? >>> REVISTA BULA  

[coldalbion]

In Hinduism, puruṣārtha (Sanskrit पुरुषार्थ: "that which is sought by man; human purpose, aim, or end") refers to a goal, end or aim of human existence.[1] There are generally considered to be four such puruṣārthas, namely

Dharma: "righteousness"

Artha: "prosperity"

Kāma: "desire"

Mokṣa: "(spiritual) liberation"

[shinymoonbird]

A renúncia total a todos [os outros três 'purusharthas'] começando pelo 'dharma', é o estado glorioso de paz, que é a natureza da libertação [o quarto 'purushartha', o único verdadeiro 'purushartha']. [Por isso] renunciar completamente  [a todo] o pensamento nos outros [os três falsos 'purusharthas'], é agarrar-se apenas ao Silêncio, o conhecimento do Ser supremo, que é Siva.

Guru Vachaka Kovai, 1204 - Sri Muruganar

Sadhu Om: O verdadeiro purushartha ou objectivo da vida humana é o estado de paz da libertação, que só pode ser alcançada quando se renuncia completamente ao desejo dos outros três Purusharthas, ou seja, dharma, artha e kama. Portanto, deve-se renunciar até ao pensamento nos outros três Purusharthas e deve-se firmemente permacer em Silêncio, o estado supremo de Auto-conhecimento, que é libertação. (Consulte aqui o versículo 8 desta obra)

[coldalbion]

During the course of our conversation she mentioned that the basket she was weaving would fetch 11 rupees at the haat [market]. Trying to figure out the profit I inquired: "How much does it cost to make the basket?" "Twelve." Perplexed, I asked her to repeat. She did. "It fetches you a rupee less than the cost?" "Yes." "How many baskets do you weave in a year?" "Who knows? But several." "For how long have you been weaving baskets?" "I learnt it from my mother when I was a little girl. Ever since." "But why do you do this?" "Because this is the only thing I know; and one must do something. Doing what you can is purusharth [self-worth, natural law, dharma]." This conversation could not have lasted longer. Why do people do things that entail predictable economic loss, year after year? Or is economy more than mere profit and loss? what about the issue of purusharth in economy? Of human dignity, resilience, the sense of doing something meaningful for oneself and beyond?

DARK MOUNTAIN ISSUE 4:Dispatches from Bastar