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Sanskrit & Tamil Spiritual Names & MeaningsDharmika (f) - Dharmapriya (m or f) Dhammo mangala mukhi-ttam ahimsa sanjavo tavo "Non-violence, controlling the senses and sadhanas - these
are Dharma (from the Dashavaikalika Sutra, a hymn of the 6th century BC from the Jain religion. It is written in an ancient and powerful language called Ardha-Maghadi from old Bihar, North India.) Swamiji often speaks of truth as the Sanatana Dharma, the eternal
path of life, the tradition of living according to spiritual truths
as the real path of life. Dharma is not bound by any particular
religion or one kind of spiritual path. It is not dependent on any
special, name, form, master or spiritual group. It's essence is
the concept of universal truth that is eternal. It is inborn in
all beings. It cannot be owned by anyone but can be experienced
and known by everyone. It encompasses the laws of nature and spiritual
consciousness, the idea of karma. It encourages us to worship the
divine laws and their symbols, the various deities. Those who adhere
to dharma respect Mother Earth through prayer, mantra and pooja.
Through the various practices of Sanatana Dharma we can actually
discover Truth for ourselves. One who sincerely follows Dharma can
be named Dharmika. Dharmapriya is one who loves Dharma. The names
speak for themselves! The ultimate, universal ideals are embodied
in these names.
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