Dharmic Hindu
VISISTA SANATANA DHARMA PRINCIPLES
Mission of DHP is create Dharmic Hindu kutumbakam ( families ) who believe in dharmik Hindu as primary identity who are spiritually, educationally, economically enlightened and inclined more as a societal individual rather than a solo individual, who wishes to progress with philosophy of visista sanatana dharma.
Trishula Shaktikarana of DHARMIK HINDU
Trishula Shaktikarana of DHARMIK HINDU
Cultural empowerment
( samskriti shaktikaraṇa)
Economic empowerment
( Ardika shaktikarana )
Political empowerment
( Adhikara shaktikarana )
sapta parivartana -SAPTA TATVA - SAPTA KARMA
- Pragna tatva
- Sangha tatva
- Eka Nama tatva
- Karma Tatva
- Dharmika vivaha tatva
- Artha tatva
- Adikara tatva
These SAPTA tatva which shall be imbibed through SAPTA karma for empowerment of individual ,
organisation – that is Dharmik Hindu – Dharmik Hindu parishad
Who is Dharmic Hindu
Principle : Sama dharma - Sama bhava - Sama Tulya - Sama Pragati - Sama samaja
Dhārmika Nava Niyamāḥ
(Nine Guiding Principles for a Dhārmika Hindu
1. Eka Dharma – Eka Daiva – Eka Varṇa
There is one universal Dharma, one Divine Truth, and one human Varṇa rooted in Guna and Karma, not birth. Oneness of God of Truth.
2. Daivam Ekam – Namam anekam
The Divine is one, manifesting in many forms. Worship one supreme being , but can see any form.
3. Bhakti – Yukti – Prayukti
Integrate devotion, reason, and right application. A Dhārmika Hindu is emotional in heart, rational in mind, practical in action. Rituals with a reason.
4. Dharma – pragna- Artha – Karma – Mokṣa
The five fold path of life: Dharma as foundation, Pragna as wisdom Artha as meaning & purpose, Karma as righteous action, Moksha as the highest liberation.
5. Ṛtva – Dhārmika Sevā
Live in tune with Ṛta (cosmic order) through selfless service. Service (Sevā) is the bridge between Dharma and society.
6. Prakṛti – Paramātma – Ekam
Nature and the Supreme are one continuum. Protecting Prakṛti is devotion to Paramātma.
7. Jīvanāśrama Anukaroti
Follow the Āśrama Dharma (life stages) in spirit—not rigidity—adapting it to modern life with responsibility and balance.
8. Avatāra–Puruṣottama Darśanam
See every human being as a potential Avatāra through great Karma. Every life is capable of rising to Purushottama through effort.
9. “Saṅghaḥ śreṣṭhaḥ — vyaktiḥ svalpaḥ.”
The collective is great; the individual is small.