- Sanatana
Sanatana (
Hindi : सनातन) was one of the Four Kumaras or Catursana, the manasputras (born from the mind) ofBrahma from thePuranic texts ofHinduism , like theBhagavata Purana [ [http://vedabase.net/sb/3/15/12/en1 Bhag-P 3.15.12] "Lord Brahma said: My four sons Sanaka, Sanatana, Sanandana andSanatkumara , who were born from my mind" - like theBhagavata Purana ] others being Sanaka, Sanandana andSanatkumara .anatana in 'Sanatana Dharma' (Hinduism)
Sanatana is a
Sanskrit term with thesemantic field of: "eternal ". It is often used conjointly in the phrase "Sanatana Dharma" (सनातन धर्म), that may be rendered as the 'EternalDharma ' in the expansive context ofIndian religions . In a significantly contracteddenotation , it is employed as a synonym for what has become known by attribution asHinduism .Dharma, a misnomer
Dharma is widely known as an equivalent of religion but is not. Actually the contemporary popular vocabulary of English fails to represent Dharma. Dharma is not a practice but a definition of mind for all duties bound by a set of neethi/ wisdom. Hence "Sanathana Dharma" appears to be evolving with different challenges faced in differentYuga s (or the vast division of timeline) and confining them into it's (in/eternal)definiton.References
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