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Dharma from "summary" of Ramayan by P. R. Mitchell

In the Ramayan, the concept of Dharma is central to the story, guiding the actions and decisions of the characters. Dharma is not simply a set of rules or laws to be followed blindly, but rather a guiding principle that encompasses duty, righteousness, and moral behavior. It is the duty of each individual to fulfill their role in society, to act with integrity and honor, and to uphold the values and traditions that have been passed down through generations. Throughout the epic, the characters struggle with the challenges of fulfilling their Dharma in the face of adversity and temptation. Rama, the hero of the story, is the epitome of Dharma, always acting in accordance with his duty as a prince, a husband, and a son. Even when faced with exile and separation from his beloved wife Sita, Rama remains steadfast in his commitment to righteousness and justice. On the other hand, characters like Ravana, the demon king, are examples of what happens when Dharma is ignored or violated. Ravana's greed, lust, and arrogance lead him down a path of destruction and ultimately to his downfall. His disregard for the principles of Dharma ultimately leads to his defeat at the hands of Rama. The Ramayan serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of Dharma in our lives. It teaches us that by following our duty and acting with integrity, we can overcome any obstacle and achieve success and happiness. Dharma is not just a concept from ancient texts; it is a timeless principle that can guide us in our daily lives and help us navigate the complexities of the modern world. By staying true to our values and principles, we can lead a life of purpose and fulfillment, just like the characters in the Ramayan.
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    Ramayan

    P. R. Mitchell

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