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What did Clarance get for his accomplishment in Its a Wonderful Life?
He earned his wings.
What is the duration of A Better Life?
The duration of A Better Life is 1.57 hours.
What is the actual name for better life on suite life on deck?
The actual name for Better Life in Suite Life on Deck is Second Life.
What motivates you to perform better in your professional sphere of life?
perform better in your professional sphere of life
What were men in northern cities in the 1850s most likely to believe?
Progress is making life better
What is the Hindu term for the duty each person must perform to ensure a better future life?
the trem for duty in Hinduism is called Dharma (righteous living). To ensure a better life one must do his Dharma (righteous living).
What is a personal duty one must follow to be a better being in the next life?
It is dharma
What is a major principle of Hinduism in ancient India?
One major principle of Hinduism of Ancient India is Dharma (righteous living). According to Hinduism one must follow his Dharma (righteous living) to ensure better life.
Does Karma and dharma have little reference to modern life?
No. Dharma is one's duty or calling in life; Karma is what you generate by your actions. Very relevant....
What is the dharma belief?
An individual's duty in it's life
What is the daily life a HINDU priest?
Pray to the dharma
What is the conflict between dharma and moksha?
Dharma is the moral obligation a person has in their life, like a man has certain obligations as a man to fufill like providing for his family. Moksha is liberation. Once moksha is acheived, you can therefore break the chain of karmic consequences and your soul can move on.
Aspect of dharma in Hinduism?
Hinduism is the way of life and Hindu Dharma believes and professes religion is but telling right thing Right and wrong as Wrong. That is the definition of Dharma according to Vedas and Upanishads
What makes a good Hindu and why?
This answer to this varies based on the individual. For a person of the Hindu faith, how closely you adhere to the Dharma, or universal law of things, is what accumulates good or bad Karma. The Dharma includes basic values, morals and ethics that are pretty universal like not stealing, not killing, honesty, compassion, modesty, and non violence. There are some people of the Hindu faith that will deprive themselves of any pleasure or try to remain completely non violent to other life forms (even insects), in an attempt to adhere as closely to the Dharma as possible, thus accumulating what they feel is good Karma. However, each person has a different idea to what the Dharma is for them. For many, it is based on their station in life. For instance, if someone is a worker, than being the best possible worker would be following the Dharma. If someone is a leader, being the best possible leader would be following the Dharma. For some, it is worshipping a particular God that is part of the Dharma. Many people of the Hindu faith put a lot of effort into discovering what the Dharma is for them. A lot of time spent meditating and participating in various forms of Yoga are how a person of the Hindu faith discovers what is needed for them to follow the Dharma and how they practice what they have learned.
How did dharma impact the life of a Hindu?
In Hinduism Dharma (righteous living) was very essential part of living. If you did not follow your Dharma (righteous living) than according to The Law of Cause and Effect (karma) you will be punished by God.
How did the Bhagavad Gita reinforce the system of Varnas or Castes?
Krishna explained to Arjuna the concept of dharma (duty), and your personal dharma depends on you ashrama (stage of life) and your varna (caste). Arjuna was a Kshatrya so it was his dharma to fight in the war.
What is 3 key point that describe Hindu belief about Dharma?
Dharma refers to the moral and ethical duties prescribed in Hinduism that guide individuals to lead a righteous life. It encompasses individual responsibilities, societal obligations, and spiritual conduct that balance one's duty towards oneself, society, and the divine. Following dharma is believed to lead to personal growth, societal harmony, and spiritual evolution in Hindu belief.
