Hindu religious practices focus on the significance of satisfying the obligations related both with one's social position and one's stage of life. Customary Hindus are relied upon to go through four stages (ashramas) throughout their life. These stages are as follow:
• Brahmacharga: this takes place during the school years and focuses on acquiring knowledge and developing character
• Grastha: this focuses on the middle years where one can pursuits pleasures such as marriage, family and career
• Vanaprastha: when a child reaches adulthood he/she will focus more on the spiritual side of life
• Sanngasu: this is the last stage, where one may abandon the world entirely for life for observation
• Brahmacharga: this takes place during the school years and focuses on acquiring knowledge and developing character
• Grastha: this focuses on the middle years where one can pursuits pleasures such as marriage, family and career
• Vanaprastha: when a child reaches adulthood he/she will focus more on the spiritual side of life
• Sanngasu: this is the last stage, where one may abandon the world entirely for life for observation