Wisdom of today : 4 goals of life according to Ayurveda.

The four goals of life in Ayurveda, known as the Purusharthas, are Dharma (purpose/ethics), Artha (prosperity/wealth), Kama (pleasure/desire), and Moksha (liberation/freedom). These four pillars aim to balance ethical living, material success, enjoyment, and spiritual growth to foster a healthy, purposeful existence. 

• Dharma (Purpose/Righteousness): The foundational duty, moral values, and ethical path one follows in life.
• Artha (Prosperity/Wealth): The pursuit of material security, knowledge, and career, providing the resources necessary to live and support others ethically.
• Kama (Pleasure/Desire): The fulfillment of emotional, sensory, and psychological desires (love, art, pleasure) in a balanced, mindful way.
• Moksha (Liberation/Freedom): The ultimate goal of spiritual realization, self-awareness, and freedom from the cycle of birth and death. 

Ayurveda asserts that maintaining a healthy body is essential to achieve these goals, treating the body as a vehicle for the soul to fulfill its purpose.