Dharma

Universal principles of truth, righteousness, duty, and moral law in Indian religions.

In Indian religions such as Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism, dharma refers to the universal principles of truth, righteousness, duty, and moral law that govern human conduct and maintain cosmic order.

/ˈdɑːrmə/

Dharma is a Sanskrit term derived from the root 'dhri' meaning 'to hold' or 'to sustain'.

Dharma is like a set of rules and guidelines that help people live good, meaningful lives in many Indian religions.

What does Dharma mean? It refers to universal principles of truth, righteousness, duty, and moral law
How is Dharma practiced? It's followed through ethical conduct, fulfilling duties, and seeking spiritual understanding
Is Dharma the same in all religions? While the core concept is similar, specific interpretations vary across different Indian religions

ethics religion philosophy

karma moksha

Hinduism Buddhism Jainism