As to burn is the dharma of the fire, the dharma of a being is to be of it's own nature.
If dharma is 'the execution of' laws of nature, why is sanatana dharma not applied out of India?
According to vedas, sanatana dharma have sets of instructions to be followed by particular person.
While
dharma is to
accept,
obey,
support and
follow the laws of nature,
sanatana dharma seems to support animal sacrifices(though not at mass scale or by limit in quantity), self defence (at many costs), and is not universal with dharma.
Also vaidic dharma is not supposed to be studied by non-vaidic people.
Is dharma only meant for humans?
What is the definition of 'dharma', and is it different from 'sanatana dharma'?
Is sanatana dharma partial towards non-vaidic people?
Does nature support it?