Know the meaning.

DHARMA COLLECTION

Dharma is the process through which each individual becomes aware that everything they do has an impact on the world and the universe. By being conscious, one establishes a direct connection with their body, mind, and soul. This awareness leads to finding a balance of peace and harmony within oneself, projecting that state into their surroundings.

The human being can choose how and in what way they want to suffer the consequences of their actions. It is at this moment that Dharma comes into play, characterizing the inner nature of the human being by recognizing that there is a divine law and moral principles that must be acknowledged and obeyed in order to achieve the path of perfection and happiness in this world and the next.

The individual who practices Dharma is characterized by doing good for others, fostering happiness and universal brotherhood, as well as developing behaviors, thoughts, and other mental practices that elevate their character, leading to prosperity, eternal happiness, and the complete cessation of pain.

 

Collection in collaboration with Claudia Gómez.

  • P R A J M A

    Prajna is a term associated with knowledge and mental clarity for those who possess it. It refers to one of the eight aspects of the path to the ascent of wisdom.

  • P E M A

    Pema corresponds to the vegetation of India and is linked to one of the most important flowers in this region: the lotus. It symbolizes physical and spiritual purity. It refers to the elevation of consciousness.

  • V I S H N U

    Vishnu is a term associated with protection, cohesion, harmony, and the divine. It is said that this word is linked to the dream world and an important quality called Sattva, which means purity.

  • R A G A

    Raga refers to the seven notes of the diatonic scale and is associated with a mood and a passion corresponding to each note.

  • K A R M A

    Karma means action or transcendent energy that arises from the acts, words, and thoughts of individuals. For every action, there is a reaction of equal force in the opposite direction.

  • P R A N A

    Prana refers to breath and the principle of life. It represents the vital energy of the universe and our bodies.

  • D E V Î

    It is said that the presence of Deva can only be appreciated by special individuals who have opened their eyes to the divine and the celestial. The word comes from to shine, particularly referring to the sky illuminated by daylight.

  • V I R Y A

    It represents the value and courage to do what is right in life. It is associated with many qualities valued in Buddhism, such as energy, vitality, and virility.

  • S I D D H I

    Siddhi represents success and complete fulfillment in life.

  • S H A N T I

    Shanti means peace; it refers to the tranquility that permeates the soul, mind, and body.

  • N I R V A N A

    Nirvana refers to the highest state of balance and well-being that an individual can achieve. Upon reaching Nirvana, total renewal occurs, resulting in absolute liberation from suffering.