Happiness of body, mind and soul depends upon four Purusharths, Dharma, Artha, Kama and Moksha are called Chatushtya Purusharth in Indian Philosophy. They are compared with a river where Artha and Kama are flow and Dharma and Moksha are river banks.
(a) Dharma: It has wide meaning it is a quality related to honest livelihood. It should be adopted in behaviour discipline, moral and ethics are bases of good behaviour. They create the discipline and management in Society.
(b) Artha: Happiness and prosperity are result of Dharma. In Vedas prosperity, wealth and property are considered as Artha while according to ancient literature Vidya, Bhoomi, gold, silver, animals, wealth, crops, metals etc are considered as Artha.
(c) Kama: It a process of world’s continuity. It is the cause of greeds and origin of different activities according to Atharvaveda.
(d) Moksha: Money is a source or means not target. .By keeping one away from desires and leaving ties of karma is Moksha. Or not taking birth on earth or breaking the cycle of birth and death on earth is called Moksha or Nirvana.
