"Wealth is not what we hold, but how we live with what we have."
— Anonymous

Artha

If you're struggling just to make ends meet, to put food on the table and a roof over the head for yourself and your family, the other purusharthas often take a back seat. Unless, of course, you choose the path of a 'sanyasi'.

Growing up, my parents made sure our basic needs were met. But there was no extra money to spare. I had to rely on loans from well-wishers and scholarships to complete my education. Today, we are fortunate not to worry about money for day-to-day living.

So, what can I say about Artha? Actually, a lot. Stay tuned ...