Dharma

From the Vedic text the word Dharma is the denotation of behaviors that are considered to be in accord with the right way of living.

The word dharma is considered as the truth, or the true nature of things giving reality the moral identification to its laws.

Dharma is as well the teaching in practice the understanding of the unfolding of reality.

 Bringing oneself, into harmony, with the truth of life and its spectrums of ones laws. The law of the individual is the mental language that spreads into the dualism of ones comfort and therefore separating from the totality of the nature in experience.

The division of oneness arises from the duality and the development of a separated ego sense within the total organism.

The fragmented mind and its persona and shadow are the self-image which represses what one is not.

In the true nature of things is the path of dharma to heal all the divisions. Dharma is the purpose to what one is meant to do with the time of the living breath. Dharma animates the spirit and makes one loss in time, which is another goal of dharma.

Dharma is the end of drama and if one meets with dharma the deja-vu of awareness and the caring heart talks to heart, like soul to soul.

The intolerant world that crucified the claim of Christ, that is too great in their eyes, to see beyond hypocrisy.

Forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing are the words of dharma, to claim the righteous living and the forgiving of sins.

Dharma is the goodness in trueness and divine quality, because a guilty conscience robs the will of its power.

Dharma is the answer that uproots the question from the ground and is the inspiration.

It is in the form of the human dharma where one can see the archway to the divine dwelling-place.

The Dharmic heart is the shrine of humanity.