* '''No [[wikiquote:Language|language]] is [[wikiquote:Perfect|perfect]]. There is no proper equivalent [[wikiquote:Word|word]] in English for the Sanskrit term ''Dharma''. <br> Dharma is generally defined as [[wikiquote:Righteousness|righteousness]] or [[wikiquote:Duty|duty]]. Dharma is the [[wikiquote:Principle|principle]] of righteousness. It is the principle of [[wikiquote:Holiness|holiness]]. It is also the principle of [[wikiquote:Unity|Unity]].''' … If you protect it, it will protect you. It is your sole companion after [[wikiquote:Death|death]]. '''It is the sole refuge of [[wikiquote:Humanity|humanity]].''' <br> That which elevates one is Dharma. This is another [[wikiquote:Definition|definition]]. Dharma is that which leads you to the path of perfection and [[wikiquote:Glory|glory]]. [[wikiquote:Self|Self]]-realisation is the highest Dharma. '''Dharma is the [[wikiquote:Heart|heart]] of [[wikiquote:Hindu|Hindu]] [[wikiquote:Ethics|ethics]].''' | * '''No [[wikiquote:Language|language]] is [[wikiquote:Perfect|perfect]]. There is no proper equivalent [[wikiquote:Word|word]] in English for the Sanskrit term ''Dharma''. <br> Dharma is generally defined as [[wikiquote:Righteousness|righteousness]] or [[wikiquote:Duty|duty]]. Dharma is the [[wikiquote:Principle|principle]] of righteousness. It is the principle of [[wikiquote:Holiness|holiness]]. It is also the principle of [[wikiquote:Unity|Unity]].''' … If you protect it, it will protect you. It is your sole companion after [[wikiquote:Death|death]]. '''It is the sole refuge of [[wikiquote:Humanity|humanity]].''' <br> That which elevates one is Dharma. This is another [[wikiquote:Definition|definition]]. Dharma is that which leads you to the path of perfection and [[wikiquote:Glory|glory]]. [[wikiquote:Self|Self]]-realisation is the highest Dharma. '''Dharma is the [[wikiquote:Heart|heart]] of [[wikiquote:Hindu|Hindu]] [[wikiquote:Ethics|ethics]].''' |