Dharma
Introduction
a concept of cosmic law and order in Hinduism and Buddhism
Background Story
The name Dharma originates from the Sanskrit word 'Dharma', which means virtue, righteousness, moral law, or duty. In Buddhist philosophy, it refers to the teachings of the Buddha and the natural law of the universe. The concept of Dharma plays a critical role in the spiritual practices and ethical behavior of adherents in both Hinduism and Buddhism.
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