Full context:   Hindu culture has developed several traits   which pertain directly to the four domains of human activity, those fields of engagement and behavior which also form the four goals of action through which each person is invited to accomplish his humanity.   Individuation urges one to seek artha (interest, success) through material possessions (riches and prosperity) or through social recognition (honors, respectability, celebrity); conjoining urges the search for kâma (love, desire), at one and the same time sensual satisfaction, enjoyment and affection, desire, the realization of happiness; participation involves dharma (duty, virtue) through the virtuous accomplishment of immanent law in each human being; and objectivation involves moksha (salvation, deliverance) which is liberation, freedom from conditioning, release from ignorance and the act of going beyond the other three goals of existence.