Moksha, also known as nirvana, is commonly understood as never to be reborn. According to the theory of karma, stepping off the wheel of bi...

Dharma means a path of truth or the ethical basis on which you live your life. You can practice dharma in everyday life by identifying your...

You have to learn to like what you dislike and even dislike what you like; so that you are above likes and dislikes. Then you will have lik...

It is interesting that hormones related to pleasure, happiness, intimacy and comfort as per science can be easily mapped to the four goals ...

In the Vedas, Artha is about generating food, by creating goods and services. While Kama, is satisfying this hunger. In Dharma, we consider...

Hindus know that during periods of economic distress, Lord Rama cannot be used to deflect attention from Lakshmi. BJP will have to bear thi...

Renowned as the Ethical Warrior — an oxymoron to Pacifist ears — Bhishma saw purity as being inseparable from his core concept Dharma.

Hindu myths also link it with Kamadeva, or the God of Love and Desire. Some traditions place the Cobra’s Saffron among the five flower-tipp...

Press coverage of the meteorite hit in Russia has this quote by sci-fi master Larry Niven, "Dinosaurs aren't around.

Debt has a hoary history not just in Artha, wealth and finance, but also in Moksha, liberation or salvation.

Recognising that giving vent to one's inner desires and 'having one's fill' (bhukti) is astep towards real freedom (mukti), the wise seeker...

The Indian concept that full involvement in artha and kama, including conjugal bliss, through rapturous delights and techniques as a grihas...

This is bhukti, which when involved in, also with the right approach and spirit, would finally result in mukti.

The key point, though, is not how much raw material is available, but how accessible it is." Is that why desire is one of the four main lif...

One way of evolving into this state is to divine for oneself 'truth' of matters through observation, analysis and synthesis.

Yhe pursuit of pleasure is one of the legitimate or socially sanctioned ends. It can lend meaning or 'artha' to an otherwise aimless life.

Firmness of mind and persistence, which too go to generate these virtues, however,need not, by themselves, yield positive results in all si...