Dharma is a multifaceted term in Indian philosophy and religion, encompassing righteousness, moral duty, universal law, and spiritual teachings. It represents the moral order of the universe and the ethical duties of individuals, guiding them to live in accordance with principles of truth and righteousness. In Hinduism, Dharma includes personal responsibilities based on one’s role in society, while in Buddhism, it refers to the teachings of the Buddha leading to enlightenment. Dharma also signifies the ultimate reality or truth and encompasses the religious practices in Jainism that emphasize non-violence, truth, and non-possessiveness. Living in accordance with Dharma brings harmony and balance, fosters spiritual growth, and provides a moral foundation for ethical decisions.