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Sanatan Dharma, often referred to as Hinduism, is one of the oldest and most profound spiritual traditions in the world. Rooted in timeless wisdom, Sanatan Dharma offers a philosophy that goes beyond rituals and customs, delving deep into the nature of existence, the universe, and the self. In this video, we explore the basic philosophy of Sanatan Dharma, unpacking its core teachings and how they provide a spiritual framework for understanding life, purpose, and the cosmos.

A central concept in Sanatan Dharma is Atman—the individual soul or self. The philosophy teaches that Atman is divine in nature, eternal, and fundamentally one with Brahman. However, due to ignorance (avidya), individuals perceive themselves as separate from the divine and from others. The ultimate goal of life, according to Sanatan Dharma, is to realize the true nature of the self, to understand that Atman and Brahman are one, and to achieve liberation (moksha) from the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth (samsara).

Another key teaching of Sanatan Dharma is the law of karma. This principle asserts that every action has consequences, and the choices we make in life shape our future experiences. Good actions lead to positive outcomes, while harmful actions create negative effects. The concept of karma is not merely about moral judgment, but rather about understanding the interconnectedness of actions and their effects on the individual and the world. It encourages individuals to live righteously and ethically, understanding that every thought, word, and deed contributes to the broader flow of the universe.

The philosophy of Sanatan Dharma also emphasizes the importance of Dharma, which can be understood as righteousness, duty, or the moral order of the universe. Each person has a unique Dharma based on their role in society, age, gender, and stage in life. By living in alignment with one’s Dharma, individuals contribute to the harmony of the world and fulfill their higher purpose. Sanatan Dharma promotes the idea of selfless service (seva) and devotion (bhakti) to the divine, as these practices help purify the heart and mind, bringing one closer to self-realization and liberation.

Additionally, Sanatan Dharma embraces the diversity of paths to spiritual realization. Whether through knowledge (jnana yoga), devotion (bhakti yoga), meditation (dhyana yoga), or righteous action (karma yoga), the philosophy recognizes that each individual’s journey toward enlightenment is unique. These diverse paths reflect the inclusive nature of Sanatan Dharma, which accommodates different temperaments, preferences, and life circumstances, allowing each person to pursue spirituality in a way that resonates with them.

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