We all have our dharma to fulfill if we want to know joy and peace.

A man’s purpose in life is the eternal question of humanity. Throughout time, religion, science, different beliefs, and faiths have tried to answer this burdening question. However, it seems that throughout this quest, all these forces seem to meet at a common point.

Humans are conscious creatures with judgment about what is good and bad, and we’re all essentially striving for happiness. The way we do so is by chasing what gives us pleasure and running away from our pain points. Clearly, it’s not as easy as it sounds, so the majority of us get lost on the way.

In theory, more money brings us more freedom, which allows us to strive for true happiness without worrying about day-to-day struggles. In practice, this infinite race must stop. Dharma is the simple nature of reality, and for individuals, it’s their call and purpose in life, or how their life should naturally occur.

Everyone has a dharma to fulfill. This powerful concept lies at the foundation of our happiness as humans and points towards what we should be striving for. Therefore, doing more of what makes us happy and facing our demons, paint points, or however you want to call them is the key to a fulfilled life.

From: https://fourminutebooks.com/the-bhagavad-gita-summary/#The_Bhagavad_Gita_Summary