Dhamma

Dhamma, often spelled as Dharma, is a key concept in Buddhism that refers to the teachings of the Buddha, which guide individuals toward ethical conduct, mental discipline, and wisdom. It encompasses the nature of reality and the path to enlightenment, emphasizing moral responsibilities and the interconnectedness of all things. In a broader context, dhamma can also mean the laws or principles that govern nature and existence. For adherents, understanding dhamma helps them navigate life’s challenges, promoting harmony within oneself and society by adhering to principles of compassion, mindfulness, and truth.