Sanatana dharma and Hinduism are indeed the very same. The name Hinduism is being utilized unmistakably nowadays. The name has a Persian source and the British have regulated the name by making individuals use it as religion in various application structures. The center precepts of Sanatana dharma are as per the following.
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<li>The lone reference for dharma are the Vedas</li>
<li>The Vedas were as old as the actual creation</li>
<li>The Vedas are a type of the Supreme being Lord Vishnu</li>
<li>The Upanishads and Puranas are likewise elaboration and critique of the Vedas and can be utilized as aides throughout everyday life</li>
<li>The best aides for following Sanatana Dharma are the Ramayana and Mahabharata. One should peruse each word said by Rama in Ramayana and Yudhister in Mahabharata to comprehend Sanatana Dharma .</li>
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