Dharma, the eight fold path, and more.

[WRITTEN BY Philæsophia]
Dharma is basically a title for the Primordial Tradition. The texts of the East mention the core of the Primordial Tradition is the 8-Fold Path of Dharma. Lets break the etymology (I'm obsessed with words and the history of language)
d-HAR-ma, Har is another root spelling of Hari, the ancient title of our God and the Perfected-state of being. We have "Ar", which is a title for soul perfection through the Magnum Opus - RA, (ar = ra) and Ma are words which symbolise the union of the Agni / Soma forces (giving way to perfection)
The symbol of Dharma is a wheel with 8 spokes - but what we are looking at is the Outer Wheel which represents the perfected life force, traditionally shown as Anahat (a golden serpent clutching it's own tail in it's mouth)
Within the 8 pointed 'star' and hub of the wheel, the Bindhu point. The outer wheel as the greater circle. We notice the Glyph for the Sun (remember what my Black Sun picture looked like? Just minus the lightning bolts)
This is symbolic of the Great Work (Godhood)
We have the union of masculine and feminine energies, immortality
The spinning of the wheel is the eternal flow of energy, and eight (on it's side) being the symbol for perfected life.
Hari is the perfected soul born from the generation of the unified Male and Female aspects of the soul. Its all allegorical.
The original 8-fold path is the one I linked a while ago - before it was corrupted by Jainism
This was however, preserved in the Tantra (Tantra simply means "Knowledge that Liberates"). It comes down from RA - JA, Yoga! Of which the original 8-fold path was called the Arya Path.
The eastern texts mentioned "opening the eye of Dharma" (3rd eye when you raise the serpent) and therefore "unfolding" the Dharma within you. That is the transformation of the Soul by the 8 fold path.
It is nomistake that the 8 fold path was priginally called of Arya, as Hari (Ari) is of the same meaning and root of Ari or Arya. In the Vedic texts, Dharma is called the Arya Dharma, too
The symbol for Arya Dharma is the swastika. It also represents the perfection of the soul. Images of the Tree of Life from the ancient Aryas shows the energy centres (chakras) along the spine depicted as swastikas. Mentioned by Evola in "The Doctrine of Awakening". Aryan  originally is a racial term in the oldest of the ollddeessttt of texts. Not the universal terminology that has been fixed to it by the corruptions of later times. Of which, is based upon enemy doctrinces that make up a major core of Christianity too
With Dharma, there is the division of 2 main categories; 1 - The individual/microcosm Dharma and 2 - the universal/macrocosmic level of the same (I explained this before)
The Cosmic Man is also called the Purusha, the Perfected Beimg. The first form of Lord Narayana. It is later developed into the Atma/Brahman. The 6 pointed star is the symbol of Narayana/Hari. It symbolises Male-Female aspects of the soul into one, with the circle around it showing the same as the circle in the 8 fold wheel. The Jews stole that symbol in the last millennial only, Bible being fictiom of course. all stolen and corrupted from Pagan cultures.
How the swastika ended up there?
Dharma also means "Cosmic Order". In the teachings, it states the supreme knowledge of the laws of the microcosm and macrocosm of the Universe ( which are not subjective ) And to live in harmony with these laws as a perfected part of it (not fighting against it and believing in what you feel you wish to believe in)
The concept of the "Dharma Emperor" is the rule of a Perfected ruler, a Godman. Whom, through his super-conscious state, enacts the natural Dharma upon the planet. Which is living as a conscious part of what has been forever within amd outside of us. The Eternal Laws of Nature. Which all gets revealed by opening the Eye of Dharma, and awakening to Eternal Truth. As this removes the veil of "Maya" ("illusion")
We have it right from the ancient sources (Agamas) as stated by the Sadhu Shambudhasa. The wisdom is repeated many times in ancient texts going back to Vedic cultures and more
Cosmic order is things like avoiding miscegnation and advancing your soul - pretty much the polar opposite to things you see today