Dharma

Dharma. It comes from the Sanskrit dhri, which means “to support, hold up or bear.”

We all have our own “dharma” or purpose and reason for being alive. As Krishna states in the Gita, following someone else’s dharma is dangerous. If you live your life trying to impress others and not fulfilling what you’re here to do, you’ll feel the pain.

Whenever virtue declines and unrighteousness rises, I manifest Myself as an embodied being. To protect the Saints and Sages, to destroy the evil-doers and to establish Dharma(righteousness), I am born from age to age.
-Bhagavad Gita 4.7 and 4.8

In order for an individual to realize their supreme Self, they need to identify the reasons and objectives why they came into being on this earth plane, and fulfill them. The ancient seers clearly articulated the objectives of humankind as "Purusharthas" -- 'Purusha' means an individual or person, and 'Artha' means meaning or objective or pursuit. They articulated four Purusharthas as:

Dharma: Righteousness/ Duty

Artha: Wealth

Kama: Pleasure in life/ Desire

Moksha: Liberation

There is so much more to write about these.

i made  this for a good friend of mine. She is  just that Symbol!

A good idea to  play with kids, or just an art to display it in your home.

Kids love to ask  questions. When they see, they ask. 

Dharma:

From the back:

I kept is  simple.

How it is made:

~2" by 4" wood

~Card stock

~Ribbon

~Bling

~Hot glue gun

Thank you so much for stopping by, 

Have fun, live with passion, free with in the boundary of Dharma, while doing your Dharma!

Cheers

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