Dharmo rakshati rakshitah

धर्म एव हतो हन्ति धर्मो रक्षति रक्षितः। तस्माद्धर्मो न हन्तव्यो मा नो धर्मो हतोऽवधीत्॥ Transliteration: dharma eva hato hanti dharmo rakṣati rakṣitaḥ। tasmāddharmo na hantavyo mā no dharmo hato’vadhīt॥ Hindi Translation: धर्म त्यागे जाने पर नाश करता है, और धर्म की रक्षा करने पर धर्म रक्षा करता है। अतः धर्म का हनन अर्थात् त्याग कभी नही करना चाहिए। मारा हुआ धर्म हमको न मार डाले। English translation: Dharma destroys when abandoned. Dharma, when upheld, protects. Dharma, therefore, should not be abandoned. Let not abandoned Dharma destroy us. Manusmruti 8.15 • Printed on a 250 GSM Resin Coated Art Paper for long life • 100-micron lamination to artwork resulting in dust and water-resistance • Glassless frame with black fiber borders (1 inch) • Comes with hook/s preinstalled to hang the frame on the wall • Sturdy 8 mm integrated back cardboard for strength and long life • Expected life 15-20 years • Country of origin - Bharat • 5 – 7 business days after dispatch for metro cities • 7 – 8 business days after dispatch for other cities • Dispatch may take 1-2 business days depending on stock availability • Gift wrapping with personalized note available (see in cart page) • Free shipping above ₹499 (Cash on delivery charges extra) • We take necessary precautions to make sure the products are well sanitized before packing

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Dharma is the dhamma ( dharma was already in use in the dharma in Western languages. Quotes [ ] King Piyadasi, does not consider Dhamma is Do not spend your It is • To uplift the lowly is dharmam. • • Beloved-of-the-Gods, King Piyadasi, does not consider • c. 257 BC) • Dhamma is • c. 257 BC) • This • c. 257 BC) • It has been said that democracy is based on the rights of man; it has been replied that it should rather take its stand on the duties of man; but both rights and duties are European ideas. Dharma is the Indian conception in which rights and duties lose the artificial antagonism created by a view of the world which makes selfishness the root of action, and regain their deep and eternal unity. Dharma is the basis of democracy which Asia must recognise, for in this lies the distinction between the soul of Asia and the soul of Europe. • India's rebirth: A selection from Sri Aurobindo's writing, talks and speeches. Paris: Institut de Recherches Evolutives. 3rd Edition (2000). • There was not the idea of 'interest' in India as in Europe, i.e., each community was not fighting for its own interest; but there was the idea of Dharma, the function which the individual and the community has to fulfil in the larger national life. • India's rebirth: A selection from Sri Aurobindo's writing, talks and speeches. Paris: Institut de Recherches Evolutives. 3rd Edition (2000). • Where dharma prevails, there will be the Arthashastra teaches the • The Difficulty of Being Good: On the S...

By Dharmo Rakshati Rakshitah. Dharma protects those who protect it. Is there any one great example to prove this ancient Sanskrit proverb than what was witnessed in Chennai during the floods? Swami Ramalinga Vallalar signed off many of his songs with the mudra—Dharumamigu Chennaiyil (meaning in Chennai, where there is an upsurge of dharma). Disaster management for a country is not just a matter of mobilising resources and staying prepared waiting all the time for a disaster to strike. It is an inner transformation. It is keeping the spiritual resources of a country ready. When that is in perfect tune, then all the material resources, help, money and food supplies will follow. Natural calamities are events that happen in the collective consciousness of the people in a city, region or country. Just as there is a collective response for safety and distribution of resources, and rendering help, it is also important for a collective call to protect, maintain balance and nurture nature. The government policies should be aimed first at protecting the earth and allow her to breathe deeply. That means keep a strict watch on covering her lungs with plastic and non-biodegradable wastes. Segregation of wastes at source as plastics, paper, cloth, metal, hazardous, non-biodegradable and degradable wastes—composting the organic wastes, recycling and safely disposing hazardous is our individual dharma. Nature does not punish as people wrongly say. She just stretches a bit in pain. She hea...

‘Dharmo rakshati rakshitah’, it is said. That means if we protect dharma, then dharma in turn protects us. There are rules we have to follow in life. It is like adhering to lane traffic on a highway. Violation of lane rules could lead to accidents. Yajnavalkya Smrti says that a slip from dharma leads to hardship. We have a dharma for each period in our lives. Our elders have laid down rules for us. It is beneficial to follow these rules, said Kidambi Narayanan, in a discourse. After all, they would have been witness to the results of non adherence to dharma, and would, therefore, have framed rules accordingly. So, it is best we follow what was codified on the basis of past observation and experience. As we climb the ladder of success, it is good to keep in mind that if we go against dharma, we could fall. The higher we go, the greater the injury, should we fall. Dharma falls into many categories — sadharana dharma which is common to all. Then there is visesha dharma. This is the dharma a person has to follow because of some high position that he holds. Sometimes it happens that one’s sadharana dharma might clash with visesha dharma. In such cases, visesha dharma takes precedence over sadharana dharma. But how do we know what is dharma, and what we have to follow? The god of dharma was born as Yudhishthira, but even Yudhishthira had questions about dharma. To answer these questions, Krishna tells him to go to Bhishma. Bhishma is on his bed of arrows, awaiting death. Althoug...

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