The Law of Dharma

Dharma is often defined as “that which upholds, supports or sustains the cosmos.”

It is the principle or law that governs the universe. Dharma is also often referred to as natural law or universal law. It is the law of being. The law of Dharma is the law of our being.

Dharma is often described as our purpose in life. That's what we are here to do. I don't know about you, but I've always felt I had a purpose. We each have our own dharma.

Our dharma is based on our natural strengths and talents. Personally, I wasn't sure what my talents are when I was younger, but over time I've realised that I have the natural gift of teaching. And given I genuinely disliked school, it still amazes me today that I eventually ended up as a trainer and, not surprising to those close to me that I trained to be a Coach, but they didn't expect it would be in Law of Attraction!

Even when I was in my 20's and played football, I ended up coaching the team (great memories).

When we live in alignment with our dharma, we are in harmony with the universe. We feel fulfilled and at ease.

The law of dharma is also sometimes referred to as the law of karma. Karma is the law of cause and effect which I've talked about in another article. It is the principle that every action has a corresponding reaction. Karma is often described as “what goes around, comes around.”

The law of karma is quite often misunderstood. People often think that if they do good deeds, they will be rewarded with good karma. While this is true to some extent, the law of karma is more complex than that. It's  not about getting something in return for our actions. It is about cause and effect.

When we live in alignment with our dharma, we are in harmony with the universe. We are acting in accordance with our true nature. We are not ego-driven. We are not trying to get anything in return. We are simply being who we are meant to be.

Question is, do you know who you are meant to be? 

Feel free to book a 'chit-chat' with me.

Karen x