Mahavakya Viveka

The real goal of human life is to attain Absolute Freedom , called Moksha (Liberation). Freedom or Liberation from what? From Bandhana meaning Bondage . According to Advaita Vedanta , we all act as…

The desire to attain Moksha is the only desire you are allowed to have and it is called Mumukshatva which is part of Sadhana Chatushtaya (fourfold qualifications). But once deep into practicing Ni…

Upanishads urge one to discover one’s true Self which is the only unchanging Reality whereas the entire Jagat is constantly changing. The Jagat includes this entire world, the body, the mind, the…

Yes . According to Jnana Yoga of Advaita Vedanta attaining Moksha (Liberation) is the very purpose of this life. To put it positively, attaining the knowledge of Self-Realisation is the goal of e…

Moksha  means  Liberation . According to  Advaita Vedanta ,  Moksha  is the last of  Chaturvidha Purusharthas  (four objects of human pursuit) which are  Dharma  (duty and righteousness),  Artha  (we…

Moksha means Liberation . According to Advaita Vedanta , Moksha is the last of Chaturvidha Purusharthas (four objects of human pursuit) which are Dharma (duty and righteousness), Artha (wealth),…

Moksha means “ Liberation ”, “ Freedom ” or “ Emancipation ” and is the last of the four Purusharthas (objects of human pursuit). Freedom means becoming free from worldly bondage. Extreme bondage …

Kama means “ Desire ” and is the third of the four Purusharthas (objects of human pursuit). Kama does not mean just sex or lust. Kama means all kinds of desires, be it biological, physical or mat…

Artha means “ Wealth ” and the same word also implies “ Meaning ” and one should give value to both the interpretations. Artha is the second of the four Purusharthas (objects of human pursuit). Ar…

Dharma means “ Duty ” as well as “ Righteousness ” and is the first of the four Purusharthas (objects of human pursuit). Dharma is the ethical basis on which we live our life, being always conscio…

Purushartha or Chaturvidha Purusharthas (four objects of human pursuit) are Dharma (duty and righteousness), Artha (wealth), Kama (desire) and Moksha (liberation). Purusharthas are mentioned i…