THE CONCEPT OF DHARMARai, Arvind KumarJournal of East-West Thought (JET)
The Concept of Dharma in Indian Thought 来自 Semantic Scholar 喜欢 0 阅读量: 2 摘要: idea, but a concrete reality whether presented in a definite and seemingly finite form to the limited vision of Jivas or understood as the omnipotent, absolute. Supreme Being'. ^ The Arthasastra says: '...
The concept of Dharma includes performing one’s duty (svadharma) according to one’s caste and stage of life, promoting societal structure and order. In contrast, Dhamma is egalitarian, offering a path to liberation for all beings regardless of their social status, focusing on personal effort ...
dharma (ˈdɑːmə) n 1.(Hinduism)Hinduismsocial custom regarded as a religious and moral duty 2.(Hinduism)Hinduism a.the essential principle of the cosmos; natural law b.conduct that conforms with this 3.(Buddhism)Buddhismideal truth as set forth in the teaching of Buddha ...
native Tibetan religion of nature worship and magic called Bönism; it combines the Hinayana concept of emancipation through self-discipline and the Mahayana concept of philosophical insight into reality for the sake of others with uniquely Tibetan magical rites and mystical meditation. —Tantrayanic...
The concept of “adbhuta-dharma” (Ch. weicengyou fa 未曾有法) has developed and changed throughout Buddhism’s history. Indeed, the subject and the content of adbhuta texts as well as the meaning of the term “adbhuta” (marvelous phenomenon) varies acr
chakra is used to denote any phenomenon which has a cyclical or circular motion or aspect to it. For example, it is used to describe the wheel of Time (kala chakra), the wheel of Dharma (dharma chakra), the wheel of life (jivana chakra) and the wheel of creation (srishti chakra). ...
The concept of ‘ecological distribution conflict’ stresses how beyond economic distribution struggles,Footnote 6 there exists struggles over ecological distribution (Martinez-Alier and O’Connor 1996). This includes unequal exposure to pollution due to unequal power, class, race and gender relations, ...
This paper presents the perspectives of the past and some present readings with regard to the genesis of the concept of Dharma a comprehensive term for social and moral principles in the early Indian society. Taking a broad view from different genres of the early Indian literature, it is observ...
of Buddhadharma must cover all aspects of living. Should anywhere not be a place of practice, that is where there is no turning of the Buddhist wheel and no Buddha—a place where there is no light. If the family is an arena for cultivation, Buddhadharma will be there; if society is ...