Dharma is not religion, and that distinction matters more than ever
A short essay on why the English container fails — and what we lose when we let it stand unchallenge…
The notion of tolerance has been increasingly used to describe the pluralistic ethos of Sanātana Dharma, but this framework overlooks the tradition's nuanced conceptions of difference and hierarchy. By examining the commentarial traditions of key Sanskrit texts, it becomes clear that Sanātana Dharma's accommodation of diverse perspectives is rooted in a distinct metaphysics of ultimate reality. This understanding reveals the limitations of the tolerance paradigm in capturing the complexities of India's indigenous philosophical heritage
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