
Dharma means the dissolution of ego — not its decoration through rituals, charity, or spiritual titles.

Dharma means the dissolution of ego — not its decoration through rituals, charity, or spiritual titles.

Dharma introduces you to yourself. Reflect to turn inward, not just speak to exhibit.

Is your Dharma keeping you extrovert and your mind active, or has it made you turn inwards and be peaceful?

The mind is like a pendulum, swinging from one extreme of indulgence to the other of renunciation. Neither is Dharma—Dharma lies in the Self.

Dharma becomes your wealth when you profit from every loss, failure, criticism, and humiliation.

Do you value inner purity, or do you measure your dharma by the hours spent in rituals?

Dharma makes your life soulful, mindful and joyful.

You don’t go to a doctor only in old age, but whenever there is a disease. Similarly, seek dharma whenever you notice negativity within.

Self-awareness is Dharma. It keeps you unaffected by any change.
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