the eternal dharma, known as sanatana dharma, is a concept in hinduism. eternal is often confused with unchanging, constant, but it might be more correct to say without beginning-end, forever. I've been wondering does the dharma of hinduism have stages? What else would explain the various incarnation of visnu? don't these manifestations give us a hint of god's intention during a particular period? what is hinduism's interpretation of buddha's turning of the dharma wheel? does buddha's turning of wheel reveal a stage or sub-period in dharma evolution? is there an esoteric association with kali yuga?
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limit your question to one question. The Santana Dharma is not a concept in Hinduism. Hinduism IS Santana Dharma.– Swami VishwanandaCommented Apr 16, 2023 at 6:04
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Buddha cannot be answered but the stages sure can be answered.– AdiyarkkuCommented May 16, 2023 at 17:24
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Dharma does not change. Its following changes between Krita, Treta, Dwapara and Kali. The Dharma undergoes slight changes as per time period; [for example] certain thigs allowed in earlier Yugas not allowed in Kali.– KanthriCommented May 17, 2023 at 14:56
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