Mama dharma refers to one's personal responsibilities

Mama dharma refers to one's personal responsibilities and because of one's unique role, tendencies, and situation in life, their dharma is what is righteous and the correct path for them. It advocates acting according to one’s individual mission and values.

In the Bhagavad Gita, a deep philosophical discussion based on the idea of Dharma—righteous duty. Mamadharma came to each person in this divine narrative differently, based on their roles, relationships, and moral choices. So, let’s look at how Lord Krishna, Arjuna, Sanjaya and King Dhritarashtra performed their duties in the Gita context