A jnani is one who has realized the truth of the Self through Vedanta. Outwardly ordinary, inwardly free, the jnani abides in unshakable knowledge: “I am Brahman.”

The purusharthas are the four goals of human life: artha (security), kama (pleasure), dharma (virtue), and moksha (liberation). Vedanta teaches that moksha is the highest and ultimate aim.

Moksha is not becoming free—it’s realizing you were never bound. Learn how Vedanta defines liberation as the end of ignorance, not a mystical event.