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[[Category:Ethical ideas]]

...pose of the harikathā is to spread moral, ethical, religious and spiritual ideas among the masses. This is done through the recitation of interesting and to ...eep philosophy of life or with a short account of some fundamental religio-ethical teaching. The teaching is then expounded in detail through the story chosen

...ee''") bodies of making decisions. The prior consisted of leaders debating ideas and the latter of non-leaders doing so. The ''Atharva Veda'' mentions Sabha [[Category:Ethical ideals]]

...mself here attains [[amṛtatva]] or immortality. The purāṇas abound in such ideas. ...giants who might have visited these places earlier and a host of related ideas have endowed these places of pilgrimage with spiritual vibrations. The etym

[[Category:Ethical ideas]]

...can be widely used in a variety of contexts to mean a variety of different ideas. ===Dharma as Ethical behavior===

...ekam karmanyekam mahatmanam''" or "''All are one; there is no disparity in ideas, expression and deeds, and he is a Mahatma who applies this concept.''" Ano [[Category:Ethical ideals]]

...ture, politics, economics, scientific endeavor, customs and traditions, or ideas and ideals. The original version by [[Valmiki]] has found innumerable comme ...devotion to Sita, Rama makes her the instrument for communicating various ethical norms as a part of his efforts to establish ''ramarajya''—the ideal, utop

...The essential Gandhi: an anthology of his writings on his life, work, and ideas. Random [[House]] Digital, Inc.</ref> ...da 10.22] Wikisource;<br>English: Unto Tähtinen (1964), Non-violence as an Ethical Principle, Turun Yliopisto, Finland, PhD Thesis, pages 23-25; {{oclc|428827

...thout imitation, contestation of, or allusion to its established forms and ideas). That he was deified as a god was equally relevant during the early mediev ...h respect and love, Sita tells Rama a story about how violence destroys an ethical man. Sita's moral stature is thus equal to that of Rama's.

...Samudāy|Aryas]] was common in China, but even some in India knew of Daoist ideas. Indian monk Su-t'o-shih-li arrived to China when he was aged 85 is known t Reality is classified with a dualistic outlook, such as ethical vs. unethical, life force vs. mortality, soul vs. matter.

Within the Hindu way is a deeply rooted desire to lead a productive, ethical life, following dharma. Among the many virtues instilled in followers are t !Outlook on new ideas (religions or otherwise)

...0 B. C. to the Upaniṣads assuming a gradual evolution of the philosophical ideas from the period of the Vedic hymns to that of the Āraṇyakas and the Upan ...the [[Brāhmaṇas]], are unintelligible to us, removed from those rituals or ideas. Hence it is impossible to understand them or atleast get a consistent view

...extreme level, not all Buddhist groups have believed this was a logical or ethical choice. There were also Buddhists that were accused of believing in ideas outside of the Buddha's teachings, and they were called nastika in the "Bod

...ions for speaking out against imperial rule, Mahatma Gandhi challenged the ideas of forcing nations to be subservient, fighting oppression by violence, and ...romoter of the ''Bhagavad Gita'', Kasinathuni Nageswara Rao, to preach her ideas.

Quite a few philosophical ideas of the Vedas are reflected in this purāṇa. The description of the Kaliyu ...y.</ref> both internal and external, is stressed as an indispensable socio-ethical virtue. [[Tapas]] which includes disinterested action is must for achieving

...om and knowledge) and karma yoga (yoga of taking action) is similar to the ideas espoused in the Bhagavad Gita. ...gin tantric practices, he had to adhere strictly to the yamas and niyamas (ethical standards and moral disciplines) and the asanas and pranayamas as outlined

...om and knowledge) and karma yoga (yoga of taking action) is similar to the ideas espoused in the Bhagavad Gita. ...gin tantric practices, he had to adhere strictly to the yamas and niyamas (ethical standards and moral disciplines) and the asanas and pranayamas as outlined

...sm. Also, while they were later known for their militancy, some of their ethical customs were admired, such as not touching meat when at war and not allowin ...Rasātala but was later allowed to return to [[Brahmaloka]] on basis of his ethical personality and piousness. It is also known as Rijisha<ref>It means ''expel

...the philosophical systems, the Ṛgveda is it's mother-root. Almost all the ideas found later in the [[Upaniṣads]] and allied scriptures are already there ...6</ref> At the same time, they also recognized the importance of moral and ethical values in personal and social life.<ref>Ṛgveda 9.73.1; 9.73.6; 8.31.13</r