dharma

/ˈdɑːrmə/
noun
  1. In Hinduism and Buddhism, the eternal law or truth that governs the universe and human conduct; one's duty or righteous path.
    • The Buddha taught that understanding dharma leads to enlightenment.
    • In Hindu tradition, following your dharma means living according to your moral duties.
    • Many people study ancient texts to learn about dharma and how to live a good life.
  2. A set of principles or practices that guide a person's life or work.
    • She sees teaching as her dharma, a calling to help others learn.
    • The company's dharma includes honesty and respect for the environment.
    • He tries to live his dharma by being kind and fair to everyone.
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