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Veda & Dharma
The Dharmic Challenge Dharma: The dictates of God, the duty of man, code of conduct or self-disciplinary rules, duty, obligation, codes of morality, righteousness.
"Dharma is the path by which the divine energy resident in every heart can be tapped, experienced, and realized; it purifies the mind and leads to God." Sathya Sai Baba "The world is in dire distress today. It can be saved only by dedicated men setting an example of high morality, selfless service and universal love. Equipped with a calm and serene temper, adhering always to Truth, man must involve himself in society with full faith in God as Protector and Provider"
Sathya Sai Baba "Dharma cannot be restricted to any particular society or nation, for it is closely bound up with the fortunes of the entire living world. It is a flame of light that can never be extinguished. it is untrammelled in its beneficent action." Sathya Sai Baba "Ideas, principles, laws, customs, codes, habits, actions - all are to be judged on the twin points of intention and consequence. Is the intention pure, is it born out of Love, is it based on Truth? Does it result in Peace? If yes, Dharma is enshrined in that action or law, custom or conduct." Sathya Sai Baba "Everything has emerged from truth. Truth is the form of the Divine. Everything is based on truth. There is no greater dharma than truth." Sathya Sai Baba "The word Dharma which is really bound up with an infinite variety of meanings is being inadequately described by one world, duty, in the modern age. Duty is something which is connected with an individual, a predicament, or with a particular time or country. On the other hand, Dharma is eternal, the same for everyone everywhere. It expresses the significance of the inner atma. The birth place of Dharma is the heart. What emanates from the heart as a pure idea, when translated into action will be called Dharma. If you have to be told in a manner that you can understand, one can say 'Do unto others as you want them to do unto you' - that is Dharma." Sathya Sai Baba |
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