Guest guest Posted March 18, 2009 Report Share Posted March 18, 2009 In Hindu tradition, dharma is generally interpreted as spiritual duty. Bur dharma is more than that my dear Brothers & Sisters; it is a sense of religious obligation that combines concepts of both duty and reason. There is no equivalent English word as far as I am concerned. Dharma entails responsibility to self, others, and God. It is not a set of restrictive laws; it is the liberating concept of doing the right thing at the right time. It is based on a reasoned course of action performed out of wise love. Dharma requires introspection and self discipline based on the knowledge of inner divinity. It results in a joyful and contented life. " The word dharma does not mean duty; in duty there is no freedom. In reason there is freedom, and in religious obligation there is the union between duty and reason. Dharma, then, refers to religious obligation, and in that word are the concepts of both duty and reason " Baba Continued..Dharma- The Right Action at Right Time-How Do we perform Our Dharma? Part 02 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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