- are the two
highest sources of dharma, the
other two
being Śiṣṭa Āchāra/
Sadāchara (lit. 'conduct of
noble people') and
finally Ātma tuṣṭi (lit. 'what is...
-
Sadachara Smruti or
Hymns of
Pious Living is a
short work of
Hindu literature by Madhvacharya, the
founder of the
Dvaita school of philosophy. The work...
- Levinson,
which include Atmana santushti (satisfaction of one's conscience),
Sadachara (local
norms of
virtuous individuals),
Smriti and Sruti. 3.1
Rules Relating...
-
Daily worship of the
individual Ishtalinga icon, one to
three times day.
Sadāchāra –
Attention to
vocation and duty, and
adherence to the
seven rules of...
- be
dharma and not others. Ācāra (Sanskrit: आचार), also siṣṭāchāra or
sadāchara, is a
concept used in the
context of
classical Hindu law that
refers to...
-
Daily worship of the
individual Ishtalinga icon, one to
three times day.
Sadāchāra –
Attention to
vocation and duty, and
adherence to the
seven rules of...
-
Samarth Ramdas the Yoga
Vasistha the "Eknathi Bhagwat" of Sant
Eknath "
Sadachara" of Shri
Madhvacharya Siddharameshwar Maharaj's
preachings were further...
- Rama
Enniro Ranga baaro Ranga banda manege Sacred-Chants-Vidyahushana
Sadachara Smriti Samajavaragamana(Hindola)
Satyanarayana vrata-
Kapadu deva satyanarayana...
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Krishnamruta Maharnava Sanskrit Madhvacharya 1238-1317 C.E
Karnataka Sadachara Smruti Sanskrit Madhvacharya 1238-1317 C.E
Karnataka Tantra Sara Sangraha...
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appropriation vary — CP held that the
Baidyas gained Kulin status for
their sadachara (good conduct) in due
course of time
while SV
reiterated the po****r tradition...
