Importance of dharma and duty from "summary" of Scion of Ikshvaku by Amish,Amish Tripathi
In today's age of cynicism and moral relativism, the ancient concept of dharma and duty may seem outdated and irrelevant. However, the importance of these principles cannot be understated, as evidenced by the timeless wisdom of our ancestors. Dharma is not just a set of rules or commandments to be blindly followed; it is a guiding principle that governs every aspect of our lives. It is the moral compass that directs us towards righteousness and goodness, helping us navigate the complexities of the world. The concept of duty is closely intertwined with dharma, as it is our duty to uphold and protect dharma in our society. Our actions should be guided by a sense of duty towards our family, our community, and our nation, rather than being driven solely by self-interest. It is through the fulfillment of our duties that we contribute to the greater good and ensure the smooth functioning of society. By upholding our dharma and fulf...
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