The four Āśramas in their correct order are: Brahmacarya, Gṛhastha, Vānaprastha and Sannyāsa.

Brahmacarya āśrama is the stage of life where one is committed to Vedic education.

A Vaidikaḥ is one who lives following the teachings of the Vedas

This part of the word communicates that there is a deliberate effort on the side of the individual. It Doesn't happen naturally. There is a deliberate effort on the side of the individual.

A Brahmacāri is one who is a student of Vedas, committed to Vedic education

it is very important for every human being to know what his goal is. The Vedic education tells one the goal of human life, the purpose of human life.

Rituals and discipline are closely connected. They are used to express emotions and they nourish emotions. For example, by physicalising Bhakti I not only express Bhakti bur nourish it too.

The purpose of family is to re lead a ritualistic life and to purify oneself. Other things can be achieved outside of marriage too.

In this Āśrama one learns to be secluded and starts preparing for Sannyāsa Āśrama.

The purpose of education was not to make one a money making machine.