It is said that Dharma has four legs (pillars) and it is depicted in the form of vrushabham (nandi). What are those four legs? AFAIK, cow's four legs are also seen as four legs of Dharma.

Dharma has 4 legs in Satya yuga, 3 in Treta, 2 in Dwapara and just 1 leg in Kali yuga. How to understand this?

Does it merely mean the percentage of righteousness in an individual, righteous people in a society or a theoretical combination of some practices?

It is said that Dharma has four legs (pillars) and it is depicted in the form of vrushabham (nandi). What are those four legs? As far as I know, cow's four legs are also seen as four legs of Dharma.

Dharma has 4 legs in Satya yuga, 3 in Treta, 2 in Dwapara and just 1 leg in Kali yuga. How to understand this?

Does it merely mean the percentage of righteousness in an individual, righteous people in a society or a theoretical combination of some practices?

It is said that Dharma has four legs and it is depicted in the form of vrushabham (nandi). What are those four legs? AFAIK, cow's four legs are also seen as four legs of Dharma.

Dharma has 4 legs in Satya yuga, 3 in Treta, 2 in Dwapara and just 1 leg in Kali yuga. How to understand this?

Does it merely mean percentage of righteousness in an individual, righteous people in a society or a theoretical combination of some practices?

It is said that Dharma has four legs (pillars) and it is depicted in the form of vrushabham (nandi). What are those four legs? AFAIK, cow's four legs are also seen as four legs of Dharma.

Dharma has 4 legs in Satya yuga, 3 in Treta, 2 in Dwapara and just 1 leg in Kali yuga. How to understand this?

Does it merely mean the percentage of righteousness in an individual, righteous people in a society or a theoretical combination of some practices?

It is said that Dharma has four legs and it is depicted in the form of vrushabham/nandi. What are those four legs? Afaik, cow's four legs are also seen as four legs of dharma.

Dharma has four legs in Satya yuga  , 3 in Treta, 2 in Dwapara, 1 in Kali yuga. How to understand this? Does it merely mean percentage of righteousness in individual/society or its a theoretical combination of some practices?

It is said that Dharma has four legs and it is depicted in the form of vrushabham (nandi). What are those four legs? AFAIK, cow's four legs are also seen as four legs of Dharma.

Dharma has 4 legs in Satya yuga, 3 in Treta, 2 in Dwapara and just 1 leg in Kali yuga. How to understand this? 

Does it merely mean percentage of righteousness in an individual, righteous people in a society or a theoretical combination of some practices?