loving someone completely, without any conditions or expectations

we care about others, treat them with kindness, and feel a strong desire to help others in need

acting with love and compassion to all living things

Dharma as love for all beings

Religious education

Hindu stories of creation

All are one: the Earth as mother

Dharma: Yudhishthira and the dog

Krishna: reverence and gratitude for the earth

Dharma: taking action for the wellbeing of the world

In this unit pupils will deepen their understanding of the concept of dharma by how Hindus and Sikhs see the world. Through stories and case studies they will learn how dharma describes the world as one family and how this interconnection between humans and nature has inspired activism.

Natural world: what does dharma teach about attitudes to the planet?

In the story of Yudhishthira, he would not leave his loyal {{}} behind.

False – dharma means acting with kindness in everyday life.

You can only live by dharma if you do religious prayers every day.

It is something to be used freely for human needs.

It is part of the divine and should be respected.

Hindu stories often help to answer {{}} questions about life.

a wise person who thinks deeply and asks big questions

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Dharma as love for all beings

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.