Most finance books ask how to get more. This one asks what the more is for. Drawing on the ancient Indian framework of the four Purusharthas (purpose, prosperity, pleasure, and peace), Dharma of Wealth places money inside a larger order. Twelve chapters dismantle the endless-accumulation model and offer an architecture that permits the rarest financial experience: arrival. Each chapter closes with a practice and a maxim. You will not be asked to want less. You will be asked to want rightly.