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Dharma
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kosmische Ordnung von Natur und Gesellschaft einer Religion
Dharma is a foundational concept in Indian religions that refers to the moral duties and responsibilities that individuals have based on their role in society, derived from a Sanskrit word meaning "to hold or support." It matters because it represents the laws and principles believed to sustain not just individual lives and society, but the universe itself.
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Dharma (Sanskrit धर्म dharma; Pali धम्म dhamma; thailändisch ธรรม, RTGS Tham; chinesisch 法, Pinyin fǎ) ist ein zentraler Begriff vieler asiatischer Religionen (u. a. Hinduismus, Buddhismus, Jainismus und Sikhismus), der religionsabhängig unterschiedliche Bedeutungen hat. Dharma kann Gesetz, Recht und Sitte sowie ethische und religiöse Verpflichtungen und Werte beinhalten, aber auch Religion, Ethik oder Moral im Allgemeinen oder konkrete religiöse Rituale, Methoden und Handlungen bezeichnen.
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