What exactly is "Dharma"?

[TheOneReborn]

I've heard it used in different contexts but it all seems to me to allude to "right action" or "divine action". In my awakenings I've had insight into my nature as "being the truth" in which my body and chakras all flowed without any resistance and in such a moment I literally was the "truth" and had the sense that this was my "right action" and my absolute right way of being - that I was in such a moment most myself? Am I correct in framing "Dharma" in this way? That it is when one becomes "truth" itself and surrenders totally to God instant to instant?

Edited August 10, 2022 by TheOneReborn

[gettoefl]

yes - i call it the way of existence

[Nilsi]

https://testing.civilizationemerging.com/dharma-inquiry/

This is a great article about the concept of Dharma and aligning yourself with it.

[BipolarGrowth]

In the context of speaking with very experienced Buddhists, Dharma usually refers more to the teachings and insight rather than action. 
 

Right action is a step in the noble eightfold path rather than the entirety of the dharma. 

Edited August 12, 2022 by BipolarGrowth