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dharma
/ ˈɑːə /
noun
Hinduism social custom regarded as a religious and moral duty
Hinduism
the essential principle of the cosmos; natural law
conduct that conforms with this
Buddhism ideal truth as set forth in the teaching of Buddha
Other Word Forms
- dharmic adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of dharma1
Word History and Origins
Origin of dharma1
Example Sentences
Five years ago in the middle of the pandemic, a friend, Somen Mishra - the head of creative development at Dharma Productions in Mumbai - recommended an opinion piece called Taking Amrit Home, published in The New York Times.
All the names of his past albums also took on otherworldly elements, such as 2018’s “Mantra,” 2019’s “Fantasía” and 2022’s “Dharma.”
May 11-July 2 Realms of the Dharma: Buddhist Art Across Asia at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art Around 150 examples of pan-Asian Buddhist sculptures, paintings and ritual objects from LACMA’s fine permanent collection, finally being shown after many years being tucked away in storage, will be augmented by several loans to represent diverse concepts of Buddhist thought.
He says he "had very mixed feelings…given what had happened" but was driven by Hindu belief in dharma which he says involves "doing your duty".
Later, Rachins unbuttoned a little more in the ABC sitcom “Dharma & Greg,” playing the hippie father of lead newlywed Dharma Finkelstein.
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