a-dharma:

a-dharma. Evil, injustice.

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a-mritha-dharma:

a-mritha-dharma. Immortal dharma.

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sanatana-dharma

The “eternal religion” described in the Vedic shrutis and smritis and practiced by faithful followers for countless generations.

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purusha dharma: (Sanskrit) "A man's code of duty and conduct."

See: dharma.

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Vaisnava-dharma - the constitutional function of the soul which has as its goal the attainment of love for Krsna. This is also known as jaiva-dharma, the fundamental nature of living beings, and nityadharma, the eternal function of the soul.

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varna dharma: (Sanskrit) "Law of one's kind."

Social duty. Varna can mean "race, tribe, appearance, character, color, social standing, etc." Varna dharma defines the individual's obligations and responsibilities within the nation, society, community, class, occupational subgroup and family. An important part of this dharma is religious and moral law. See: jati, varna dharma.

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Dharma

Indian (Bharat) expression for the "eternal law of the cosmos", "inherent property in the nature of the things". -Origin Sanskrit, literally 'decree, custom, or property of something'. From spiritual point of view it means - characteristics of truth, honesty, and justice - Also it is often used in the sense of "religion", e.g. Christian religion, Hindu religion (dharma) etc. [The word is accepted in New English Oxford Dictionary].€€€

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Viddha-Vaisnava-dharma - religious practices which go by the name of Vaisnava dharma but which are adulterated with karma and jnana.

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Varnasrama-dharma - the Vedic social system, which organizes society into four occupational divisions and four stages of life (varnas and asramas).

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Manu-dharma:

Manu-dharma. Code of virtuous conduct presented in the Dharma sastras by Manu.

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stri-dharma:

stri-dharma (sthree-dharma). Dharma for women.

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Parama-dharma - the supreme or ultimate function of the jiva.

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Varnasrama-dharma:

Varnasrama-dharma: The Vedic social system of four social and four spiritual orders.

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Vaidha-dharma - duties which have been prescribed by the Vedas or their corollary sastras.

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path: Marga or pantha. A trail, road or way. In Hinduism there are various ways that the term path is used.

-       path of enlightenment salvation moksha: The way to the ultimate goals of Self Realization and liberation.

-       universal path: The spiritual path conceived as being followed by all of existence, marching on its way to Godhood.

-       path of dharma: Following principles of good conduct and virtue.

-       the two paths: The way of the monk and that of the householder, a choice to be made by each Hindu young man.

-       Peerless highest path: The spiritual path (or the path of renunciation) as the noblest of human undertakings.

-       the straight path: The way that goes directly to the goal, without distraction or karmic detour.

-       on the path: someone who is seriously studying, striving and performing sadhana to perfect the inner and outer nature.

-       our right path in life: The best way for us personally to proceed; personal dharma, svadharma. -

-       "Truth is one, paths are many:" Hinduism's affirmation for tolerance. It accepts that there are various ways to proceed toward the ultimate goal.

See: dharma, pada.

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Dharma: in Hinduism, social duty including the caste system and four stages of life (asramana). In Buddhism, dharma refers to the teachings of Buddha.

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Dharma: The ultimate law, or doctrine, as taught by Buddha, which consists of the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path.

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santana dharma:

the eternal teaching; traditional name for the hindu religion

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Santana Dharma: the eternal teaching; traditional name for the Hindu religion

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Naimittika-dharma - the temporary or circumstantial function of an object or conscious being; that which relates to one’s acquired nature; circumstantial duty or religion.

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Sanathana Dharma:

Sanathana Dharma: Universal eternal ancient Wisdom (Prasn. Vahini) (Srimad Bhagavatam 7: 11)

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deha-dharma:

deha-dharma (dheha-dharma). Duties related to the body.

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