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Purusharthas Of Life

Kare Balaji Chaitanya LakshmiAlekya. R

Oishee Sarkar

Mehatab Sitara

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Intro

Purusha means-- God or Humanbeing

Artha means--Objective

Purusharthas Means Objectives ofhuman beings.

Self Realization.

No exclusive pursuit

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No exact translationObligatory duty

Secret Glue

Law of BeingMoral Law combined with

spritual discipline

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Spirit Behind Dharma

Ground rules in the

spirit of Live and Let

Live

Sensitive to others

Whole world as one

Existence of God

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From Scriptures

Tulsidas ---Ram charitManas

Buddha---Dhammapada

Atharva VedaPrithivimdharmana dhritham

Rishi Kanda in Vaisesika

that confers worldly joysand lead to supremehappiness

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Dharma from Manusmriti

1. Patience

2. Forgiveness (kshama)

3. Honesty (shuchita)

4. Sanctity (pavitrata)

5. Control of senses (indraiya-nigrah)

6. Reason (Auchitya)7. Knowledge (vidya)

8. Truthfulness (satya)

9. Absence of anger (krodha)

10. Self control (dharmanishtha)

Governs not only an individual but alsosociety

4 footed in krita age

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Aspects of Dharmic path

Righetous Life Austerity (tap)

Purity (shuchita)

Compassion (daya)

Truthfulness (satya)

Unrighteous life Pride (ahankar)

Contact (sangh)

Intoxication (madya)

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Dharmas view of creation

Basic spirit of science is toconquer nature

Dharma saysRespect it andlive in tune with it

Belief in the presence of creatorBENEFITS OF DHARMA Acceptance

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ETYMOLOGY Originated from Devangri script

- Wealth

Hinduism says

- Overall happiness

- Well being of an individual

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BENEFITSSECURITY

Wealth

Independent

COMFORT

Happiness

Healthy

Financial

assistance

ENDEAVOR

For excellence

Better management

PLUS

Ultimately strive forDHARMA and

MOKSHA

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Kama - the art of enjoying pleasures

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POSITIVEDESIRES

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NEGATIVEDESIRES

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Achieve your Goals!!!

Be Satisfied.

So

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MOKSHAMoksha - liberation.

Story- Gajendra Moksha

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THREE PATHS TO LIBERATION..

KARMA MARGA (THE PATH OFWORK)

Try to live a life inaccordance with the

Dharma Traditional aspects

which includes

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JNANA MARGATHE PATH OF KNOWLEDGE

Intended for those with talents for

philosophical reflection.

Great deal of time is spent learning& meditating.

Attain knowledge.

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YOGA PHILOSOPHYAND ITS ASPECTS

A spiritual approach , involving

physical & psychological practices

Understands the connection between self and

the body, its sensations, mind, its thinking,

and subconscious

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BHAKTI MARGAPATH OF DEVOTION

Suitable for those to whom emotional

attachment comes naturally

Expressing spiritual energy

Devoted to more than just one deity.

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CONCLUSION

The ultimate goal is

not to be reborn.

The goal is to obtain

Moksha and be free

from desire and the

cycle of death and

rebirth.

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T H A N K YO U