Time table 1

importance

My timetable

3.am - language - music - dental - spiritual - self

Night - people - publish

I keep where I left progress

To place "timetable and tasks" within your Purushartha-based system, especially considering ADHD, you can create a layered framework that shows how tasks serve different aims depending on intent and context. Here's a practical and spiritual way to organize it:

A. Placement Strategy:

Use one of these 3 approaches based on your library system:

Primary Category: Artha (Main Placement)

Since timetables and tasks are tools of structure, survival, and progress, the core folder or tag should be:

Artha > Self-Management > Timetable & Executive Function

Then cross-tag entries with Dharma or Moksha if relevant.

Secondary Tagging System (Multi-Purushartha View)

Each task or routine can carry a sub-tag for purpose:

artha: Work/study planning, time-blocking, productivity systems

dharma: Daily duties, family/social roles, ethical routines

moksha: Meditation time, self-inquiry journaling, digital detox

kama: Leisure planning, breaks, personal joy, creative play

For example:

Schedule_WeeklyRoutine_(artha_dharma_moksha).pdf

Visual/Spreadsheet Integration

You can maintain a spreadsheet like:

Task/Time Block Purpose Purushartha

Morning Routine Energy reset, hygiene Artha + Dharma Study Session Skill-building Artha Temple Visit Spiritual anchor Dharma + Moksha Evening Walk + Music Pleasure, relaxation Kama Journaling Self-reflection Moksha

B. ADHD-Friendly Structuring Suggestions:

Use color codes for each Purushartha in planner or calendar

Break tasks into micro-steps with dopamine triggers

Use themes for days or hours (e.g., "Artha morning, Moksha night")

Allow fluidity—don't punish shifts; update purpose tags based on lived experience

Would you like a pre-made template or folder structure for this in Notion, Obsidian, or a physical index system?