Apart from all these pramanas, one's own inner conscience is also a dharma pramana as given by Vyasa.
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Apart from all these pramanas, one's own inner conscience is also a dharma pramana as given by Vyasa.
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A good example of Atma pramana is seen in Mahabharata in the Adi Parva, when Dushyanta speaks about his inner conscience advising him that it was not against his dharma to make an offer of marriage to Shakuntala, at Kanva Maharshi's ashram, even though he does not know her lineage.