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Dharma .  Dharma is the moral, ethical, and spiritual foundation that sustains both the individual and the  cosmic order . As the force of harmony in the universe, Dharma upholds the balance of life and nature . It teaches peaceful and friendly coexistence with all living beings, affirming that all are equal and move through different species in the continuous cycle of life. It teaches us that life is temporary, while the soul is eternal ; that attachment leads to suffering, and detachment leads to peace. Ultimately, Dharma guides all beings toward their final destination , the attainment of God. On the individual level, it is not limited to ritualistic practices or outward behavior,it signifies an inner commitment to truth, knowledge, compassion, purity, austerity, self-discipline, and devotion . Sanatana - the Eternal Dharma ,  Founded by Parabrahma Sanatana Dharma & Bhagavata Dharma   Sanatana Dharma represents the eternal, essential order and duties for...

The Term " Bhagwat " - Meaning and Contexts The term "Bhagwat" (also spelled Bhagavata , Bhagwat, or Bhagavatha ) is derived from the Sanskrit word " Bhagavat " (भगवत्). 1. Literal Meaning: Bhagavat (भगवत्) means “divine”, “of the Bhagavān (God)”, or “belonging to God.” Bhagwat is the vernacular (e.g., Hindi ) form of the same term. Thus, Bhagwat generally denotes “that which pertains to Bhagavān,” especially in reference to Lord Vishnu or Lord Krishna in devotional contexts. 2. Common Usages: a) Bhagavata Purana ( Shrimad Bhagavatam ): One of the eighteen major Purāṇas in Hinduism , commonly referred to as the Bhagwat Purana or simply Bhagwat. It narrates the life, deeds, and teachings of Lord Krishna, emphasizing the path of bhakti (devotion). Daily Reading of  the Gita and Bhagavatam . ☆ Read ever the Gita, the Bhagavatam too These twin great lights lead the spirit through. Forsake not their study, day or night, Till Self is seen in the soul’s p...