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Sanatan Dharma

Sanatan Dharma is worldwide known as the ‘Hindu religion’. However, this is not the real name of our system of philosophy that has come from God already himself. The word ‘Sanatan’ means that which is an eternal truth i.e., it existed earlier, it exists at present and it will always exist in the future as well. ‘Dharma’ could be understood as duty, obligation, spirituality or characteristic, according to the context. ‘Sanatan Dharma’ means the eternal duty of a human.

Here is the list of articles in chronological order to understand Sanatan Dharma in detail:

  • Param Dharma

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