About Master

In the context of dharma, a master is an individual who has attained profound understanding and mastery of spiritual principles, ethical conduct, and practical wisdom. They serve as exemplars and guides, embodying virtues such as compassion, integrity, and self-discipline. Masters often teach and mentor others on the path of righteousness (dharma), offering insights and practices to cultivate spiritual growth and harmonious living. Their authority derives from their deep realization of universal truths and their ability to inspire and uplift those seeking enlightenment and moral clarity.
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