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Gurcharan Das quotes: Dharma is easiest to spot by its absence: the Mahabharata employs the pedagogical technique of teaching about dharma via its opposite, adharma

Dharma is easiest to spot by its absence: the Mahabharata employs the pedagogical technique of teaching about dharma via its opposite, adharma

Gurcharan Das quotes: When ordinary human beings err, it is sad, but when leaders do, it haunts us for generations.

When ordinary human beings err, it is sad, but when leaders do, it haunts us for generations.

Gurcharan Das quotes: When individuals blunder, it is unfortuante and their families go down. When rulers fail, it is a national tragedy

When individuals blunder, it is unfortuante and their families go down. When rulers fail, it is a national tragedy

Gurcharan Das quotes: One should never do to another what one regards as injurious to oneself. This, in brief, is the law of dharma. - Mahabharata XVIII.113.8

One should never do to another what one regards as injurious to oneself. This, in brief, is the law of dharma. - Mahabharata XVIII.113.8

Gurcharan Das quotes: Good intentions are useless in the absence of common sense. - JAMI, BAHARISTAN

Good intentions are useless in the absence of common sense. - JAMI, BAHARISTAN

Gurcharan Das quotes: Modern India is a product of Hindu tradition, the religion of Islam, and Western civilization.

Modern India is a product of Hindu tradition, the religion of Islam, and Western civilization.

Gurcharan Das quotes: Commerce they say, encourages the bourgeois virtues of thrift, hard work,self -reliance,and self discipline.

Commerce they say, encourages the bourgeois virtues of thrift, hard work,self -reliance,and self discipline.

Gurcharan Das quotes: Dharma is precisely this 'discipline of ordered existence', a 'belief system that restrains and gives coherence to desires.

Dharma is precisely this 'discipline of ordered existence', a 'belief system that restrains and gives coherence to desires.