Podcast details
4 pillars of human society
A spiritual discourse on the four traditional aims of human life.
"Dharma Rakṣate Rakṣata—if you can protect your dharma, then your dharma will protect you."
"Western society has altered it: out of the four, they kept only two principles—Artha and Kāma, money and desires. Dharma and Mokṣa are forgotten."
A spiritual teacher addresses his audience as "my children," explaining the four pillars of a successful life: Dharma (duty/righteousness), Artha (wealth), Kāma (desires), and Mokṣa (liberation). He defines each pillar, using practical examples like the duties of fire, parents, and spouses to illustrate Dharma. He concludes by critiquing the modern abandonment of Dharma and Mokṣa in favor of only material pursuits.
Recording location: Slovenia, Ljubljana, Seminar
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