As per ancient Indian philosophy the Purusharthas or the four aims of life does NOT include ........

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As per ancient Indian philosophy, the Purusharthas or the four aims of life does NOT include:

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kama

moksha

artha

yasha

- Kama: This is the pursuit of pleasure and desires, one of the four aims of life in ancient Indian philosophy.

- Moksha: This represents liberation or release from the cycle of birth and rebirth. It is a key goal in the Purusharthas.

- Artha: Refers to wealth and prosperity. It is seen as an important goal for a household life, providing means to live and to support one's family.

- Yasha: Refers to fame or reputation. It is not included among the four Purusharthas.

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