Purusharthas

Purusharthas
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four efforts which man must make in order to fulfill his individual existence: (i) artha (wealth), (ii) kama (love), (iii) dharma (duty), (iv) moksha (liberation) ...

The purusharthas of this age are definitely artha and kama, not dharma and moksha. Artha is financial security and kama is the fulfilment of desire. There is no harm in these purusharthas, they are needed for our lives.

Main article: Purusharthas
See also: Initiation
Classical Hindu thought accepts the following objectives of human life, that which is sought as human purpose, aim, or end, is known as the puruṣārthas:[105][106] ...

Our culture regards the central aims of existence as the Arthas, or the Purusharthas, to be pursued by every human being.

That means the basics of all the four purusharthas is in health. If there is no health the purshartha cannot be achieved. All experience this. But even if all know and understand this, no one considers maintaining the health of the body.

See also: Dharma, Purushartha, Purusha, Ananda, Mind