The Four Noble Pursuits of Hinduism

Man’s function is to want; want food from his tongue, praise from his ears, pleasure from the skin, pleasure from the nose, and existence from his eyes. He asks with his mental impressions and memories, if not to god then to his authorities; and that citizens are the carnal hunger of the men both civilized and uncivilized and the divide ends with the fulfillment of his wants of which the civilization is kept in schools and colleges for sale. We simply cannot survive on air and water alone or are we informed by the authorities the mouthpiece of science. In the pursuit of science and adventure, what have we become? An Organism like Amoeba; let me explain, if not what are we in the extent of the cosmos if not in the scale of an Amoeba when the earth is a speck of dust floating in the space revolving around a rock-like thing called sun which will get extinguished in a million or billions of years all happening in the speed of light and in this grand scale of events what differentiates us from the animals is that we have money and they don’t. And what does my notion have an impact on the world? Would it cut your existential thinking and would you end your false pursuits? Are we clear about anything in life? We just start off with something like a European closet to end in Indian Drains. Indians are definitely entitled to life but don’t have a clue what to do about it other than pulling others into the drains and trains that their unfortunate parents left them with. Now, what is the modern Indian with a wiped ancestry and which he wiped with Manu Smriti the most hated scripture of the Hindus by the Hindus to do in the modern events of life? Be an Amoeba or be brave enough to stop Globalization and Privatization where world Governments with their military and economic might are creating new rationales for modernism to plunder god’s resources and set the flag of their own agendas.

Now let me put up this question inversely; what does life want from us? Are we a product of chance and matter like amoebas or animals[ ]with money ready for action to earn it again to spend it dumbly on carnal desires?

The four noble pursuits of Hinduism is for a dead religion collected and reconciled by an Enlightened Master called Athul, which would be me and is a contribution to the well-being of the human resource of this lost and downtrodden nation of the likes of Coward the Cowardly dog and Oggy and the cockroach under the banner of my Personal sangha called the Monastery of which I myself stand as a pillar along with Dhamma and Sangha.

The Pursuits:
Dharma :- We earn it with our births in our understanding that we are impressions of many previous births; We are not organisms that exist for a fraction of a second in the timeline of the cosmos, In the Gita the blessed Supersoul says that there was not a moment before or there will be a moment after without all those souls in the great battlefield of Dharma making the grand scale of things look meek. We gain our Dharma from Dharmasutras and is entangled to the web of life and interconnected to each and everything of which we should derive our do’s and don’t’s and learn etiquettes to behave properly in a sabha and talk out of our past, high or low whatever it may be and not boast from our might.

Artha :- We naturally need wealth and that is what nourishes us and makes us whole in this life and helps us advance in both humanity as a whole and in bringing pleasure to ourselves. But the Shastras clearly mention the danger of accumulation of wealth without following Dharma, a dreaded path of failure where we are just left with a wasted life and empty stories like the Communists of Kerala.

Kama :- It's modernity’s only asset. We desire the gratification of our senses. A good wife, children, family, and their concerns and desires fulfilled in lieu with national interests who regulates the Artha in a nation of which otherwise our desires will be like rags. Remember Gandhi taught the common man to spin wool and not silk or polyester in India.

Moksha :- What can anyone do if they are ready to compare you to the scale of an one-cell organism and you nod and give claps in return. We need to understand that man is lazy to work his ass off even just to money or its success and machines allure him that reduces his effort; what to talk of working for Dharma and Moksha of which the Government washes their hands and sending you bills and demanding legal documents where you have to pay from your pockets of which a derivative is not logical. Working for Moksha with your life is working for god, listening, adhering, and challenging his prospects or for his likes with whatever Amoeba life that is left in the human frontier.