Philosophy · Indian Philosophy
The Purushartha 'Dharma' is considered prior to the other three Purusharthas. What does this order of priority indicate?
- 1Moksha purushartha completely merges the distinct identity of the other three into it.
- 2The four Purusharthas are entirely independent and unrelated to each other.
- 3Artha and Kama become true Purusharthas only when guided and regulated by Dharma.✓
- 4Artha, Kama, and Moksha are lower and redundant values.
Correct answer
Artha and Kama become true Purusharthas only when guided and regulated by Dharma.
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