Value
Artha
अर्थ
In Yoga philosophy, it refers to material wealth, success achieved through rightful means, and personal "value," as one of the four aims of human life (Purusharthas).
Artha means "purpose," "goal," "value," "wealth," or "material prosperity" in Sanskrit. In Yoga philosophy, it refers to material wealth, success achieved through rightful means, and personal "value," as one of the four aims of human life (Purusharthas).
It signifies importance in all aspects that enrich life, not just monetary value, but also time, health, talent, and relationships. Clarifying one's values and living in alignment with them is believed to lead to inner fulfillment.
Explained as one of the Purusharthas in Yoga philosophy lectures. Encourages self-inquiry with phrases like "recognize your own value" or "discern what you cherish in life." Instructors convey that Yoga helps one realize and cultivate their inner value.
Emphasize that "value is not external validation but something found within oneself." Convey the importance of believing in and expressing one's self-worth.