The core ideas of Sanatan Dharma — dharma, karma, moksha, the paths of yoga and the great schools of thought.
🪷 Atman & BrahmanThe self within and the ground of all being — the two poles of Upanishadic thought, and the great sentences that join them.आत्मा और ब्रह्म 🪷 DharmaThe order that upholds the world and the duty that upholds a life — the first of the four aims and the idea from which Sanatan Dharma takes its very name.धर्म 🪷 The Four YogasKarma, bhakti, raja and jnana — the four classical paths to the same summit, matched to the four kinds of human temperament.चार योग मार्ग 🪷 Karma & SamsaraAction, its unfailing fruit, and the wheel of birth and rebirth — the moral physics of the universe and the problem to which moksha is the answer.कर्म और संसार 🪷 MokshaLiberation — release from the wheel of birth and death and the realisation of the self's true nature; the final aim of human life.मोक्ष 🪷 The Four PurusharthasDharma, artha, kama, moksha — the four legitimate aims of human life, and the classical framework for living a complete one.चार पुरुषार्थ 🪷 The Six DarshanasNyaya, Vaisheshika, Sankhya, Yoga, Mimamsa, Vedanta — the six classical "ways of seeing" that together form the intellectual backbone of Sanatan Dharma.षड्दर्शन 🪷 The Schools of VedantaAdvaita, Vishishtadvaita, Dvaita and their siblings — how the great acharyas read the same scriptures and mapped the soul's relation to God.वेदान्त दर्शन