Question

Which of these is a main goal of HINDUISM

Answer 1

the answer is A.... I think :p

Answer 2

The correct option is (c) complete path of purification to reach Nirvana.

Further Explanation:

Every religion has intent or purpose for its believers or followers and so has Hinduism. Born from an individual’s desire to change himself, there are certain goals that are referred to as Purusartha. These goals help the practitioner to guide his life with wisdom. To understand Hinduism, there are the following concepts which need to be understood:

1. Dharma: It is equated with principles like honor, duty, good works, justice, virtue, and character. In the Hinduism stories, it has been mentioned that when an individual is in trouble he turns to dharma to find his way out of it.
2. Artha: It means purpose, goal or ‘means of life’. It is a very significant part of Hinduism. It helps in defining a direction to an individual to take in his life. It is tied to concepts of security and income.
3. Kama: It means desire or longing in Hinduism. this is not a simplistic desire or longing, but it is “right kind” of desire.
4. Moksa: It means enlightenment or self-realization and it is the ultimate goal of an individual’s life.

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Answer Details:

Grade: Middle School

Chapter: Hinduism

Subject: Social Studies

 

Keywords:

Hinduism, purification, Nirvana, wisdom, Dharma, Artha, Kama, Moksa, enlightenment, self-realization