Why do we want moksha?

Death is a key part of this cycle and is treated with specific importance. Moksha is the end of the death and rebirth cycle and is classed as the fourth and ultimate artha (goal). It is the transcendence of all arthas. It is achieved by overcoming ignorance and desires.

How did Hindus dharma live out?

For Hindus, following sanatana dharma means living their lives in such a way that they are always considering their moral choices and making the best decisions they can. They should also worship and pray so that they are thinking about God.

How can we live our life according to Veda?

The Vedic solution is to learn how to be content and satisfied with simple things. Due to ignorance (or avidya), we try to find happiness in things, in stuff, but the soul is part of God. The soul, the heart need love. The only thing that can satisfy us is to love and be loved.

How can I get Kama?

Attain kama by enjoying life’s pleasures.

1. These pleasures can include enjoying good food, appreciating music or art, or having a fulfilling sex life.
2. You must enjoy these pleasures virtuously—your pleasure should not come at someone else’s expense, and it’s just as important to give kama as it is to receive it.

Is the creation of the universe mentioned in Vedas?

The creation is mentioned many times in Vedas, but they all come to have only a cameo appearance and doubtful phrases. One can impose even the theory of chaos (From chaos, god created universe) in Vedas, but that is just because of a misinterpretation.

Are the Vedas of the whole humankind?

So the Vedas are actually of the whole humankind. There is evidence of Creation of Nature in Atharva Ved.

What is the difference between the Vedas and the Puranas?

But the Vedas and Puranas have different theory of evolution which is now even accpeted by reputed scientists of NASA : Vedas say that before the creation of the universe Lord Vishnu is sleeping in the ocean of all causes. His bed is a giant serpent with thousands of cobra like hoods.

What is the cause of death according to the Vedas?

Veda says there is no death nor immortality before the creation and there was no night, no day. This means there was no biological life, no light or darkness, no Sun/Moon/Stars or any other planets. The third line talks about the causeless cause. The cause is the cause of its own existence. It requires no air (external impulse) to exist.