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Dharmic religions are a group of religions that follow along the lines of Dharma. Dharmic Religions also have some common symbols, such as OM/Aum (ॐ), Swastik (卐/卍), Lotus plant, etc..

There are currently four Dharmic religions:

Sanatan Dharma
Buddha Dharma
Jain Dharma
Sikh Dharma

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−	'''Dharmic [[Religion\|religions]]''' are a group of religions that follow along the lines of [[Dharma]]. Dharmic Religions also have some common symbols, such as OM/Aum (ॐ), Swastik (卐/卍), [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Padma_%28attribute%29 Lotus plant], etc..	+	'''Dharmic [[Religion\|religions]]''' are a group of religions that follow along the lines of [[Dharma]]. Dharmic Religions also have some common symbols, such as OM/Aum (ॐ), [[Swastika\|Swastik]] (卐/卍), [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Padma_%28attribute%29 Lotus plant], etc..

	There are currently four Dharmic religions:		There are currently four Dharmic religions:

Difference between revisions of "Dharmic religion"

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