In Hinduism, fulfilling ones dharma allows a person to create good karma, to avoid suffering, and, eventually, to break free from the cycle of rebirth

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In Hinduism, fulfilling one’s dharma allows a person to create good karma, to avoid suffering, and, eventually, to break free from the cycle of rebirth

A	TRUE
B	FALSE
C	Either A or B
D	None of the above

Explanation:

Detailed explanation-1: -Dharma. This is related to a person’s true purpose and is concerned with a person’s duty and the actions the person takes. Each Hindu believes that they have their own personal dharma. Ultimately, this is about leading a righteous life.

Detailed explanation-2: -This symbol represents the endless cycle of Samsara, (reincarnation). Rebirth might sound like a good thing but actually, Hindus believe that going around and around in the cycle of samsara is keeping humans souls (atman) trapped in the material world away from the sublime spiritual one . Meaning, ‘again in flesh’.

Detailed explanation-3: -Step 1: Love and forgive yourself. Most people, at one time or another, find themselves battling low self-esteem, self-blame and self-doubt. Step 2: Love and forgive others. Holding grudges holds you back. Step 3: Practice kindness and compassion. Step 4: Reflect. Step 5: Practice.

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