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dharma
noun as in buddhist principles
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Example Sentences
Eventually, in the early decades of the first millennium, they wrote legal texts, the Dharmashastras, which told people of different classes how they should act in accordance with their dharma.
Levine wrote about his life in his 2004 memoir, Dharma Punx, the book that started a worldwide movement sharing the same name.
There are Dharma Punx chapters all over the US, as well as abroad.
Among them are Art Kibbutz NYC and Dharma Drink, the Buddhist art Meetup group.
She insisted they go through the long campaign together to test the impact of her dharma on their relationship.
The named plaintiffs in the Texas class-action case are Sgt. Richard Corder, an Army infantry squad leader, and his wife, Dharma.
This is what the Hindus call Dharma, and it is the teacher's duty to find out the boy's dharma and to help him to fulfil it.
This the natives maintain marks the height of the water as often as Dubrotis, (Dharma Rajah's consort), bathed herself in it.
And the illustrious Rishi Narada, accepting that worship, comforted the son of Dharma in proper terms.
Over the tea of Dharma the mandarins related Chinese tales for the entertainment of the illustrious American.
Dharma, god of wisdom and holiness, addressed Yudhishthira his son many questions, which he answered piously and well.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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