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Explore how Hinduism interprets morality through the concept of dharma, balancing universal ethical principles with relative, context-driven duties. This video uncovers historical, philosophical, and practical perspectives that illuminate the vibrant tension between universalism and relativism in Hindu moral thought.

00:00:00 The Foundation of Hindu Morality - The Birth of Dharma: Vedic Beginnings
00:03:12 The Foundation of Hindu Morality - The Truth of Atman: Universal Self
00:06:34 The Foundation of Hindu Morality - Emergence of Core Ethical Principles
00:09:45 The Foundation of Hindu Morality - The Unity of All Beings
00:12:56 The Expanding Web of Dharma - Individual Duties and Social Roles
00:16:19 The Expanding Web of Dharma - The Laws of Manu: Shaping Moral Codes
00:19:31 The Expanding Web of Dharma - Epics and Dharma in Action: Mahabharata and Ramayana
00:22:40 The Expanding Web of Dharma - The Conflict of Individual and Collective Dharma
00:25:47 The Expanding Web of Dharma - Karma and Cosmic Justice
00:29:01 Reform, Adaptation, and Modern Tensions - Bhakti Movements: Universal Love as Moral Imperative
00:32:12 Reform, Adaptation, and Modern Tensions - Dayananda Sarasvati and Return to 'Eternal Law'
00:35:52 Reform, Adaptation, and Modern Tensions - Gandhi and the Politics of Nonviolence
00:39:22 Reform, Adaptation, and Modern Tensions - Political Independence: Morality in Modern Governance
00:43:10 Resolving Universalism and Relativity - Philosophical Debates: Universal vs. Relative Ethics
00:46:13 Resolving Universalism and Relativity - Dharma in Contemporary Society
00:50:02 Resolving Universalism and Relativity - The Role of Culture and Individual Judgment
00:53:34 Resolving Universalism and Relativity - Ongoing Reforms and Global Perspectives