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Purushartha (Samskrit: पुरुषार्थ:) refers to the four principal categories of pursuits in human life namely, Dharma, Artha, Kama and Moksha. The life of a human being was set in the framework of these four Purusharthas. The whole body of Bharatiya texts and parampara have perspectives of all aspects of life and after-life events seen through the lens of the purusharthas. Thus Purushartha drsthi is the most unique aspect of principles of Sanatana Dharma.  
 
Purushartha (Samskrit: पुरुषार्थ:) refers to the four principal categories of pursuits in human life namely, Dharma, Artha, Kama and Moksha. The life of a human being was set in the framework of these four Purusharthas. The whole body of Bharatiya texts and parampara have perspectives of all aspects of life and after-life events seen through the lens of the purusharthas. Thus Purushartha drsthi is the most unique aspect of principles of Sanatana Dharma.  
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Introduction
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== Introduction ==
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Etymology
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== Etymology ==
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Man is chosen for chaturvarga siddhi
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== Man is chosen for chaturvarga siddhi ==
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Trivarga is secondary to Moksha
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== Trivarga is secondary to Moksha ==
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Dharma
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== Dharma ==
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Artha
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== Artha ==
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Artha Paribhasha
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Kama
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Artha is sanctified by Dana
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Moksha
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Role of Artha in achieving Dharma
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== Kama ==
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Kama Paribhasha
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== Moksha ==
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== References ==
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[[Category:Vedanta]]
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[[Category:Dharmas]]

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