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Definition of shastra in English: shastra(also sastra) noun ˈʃɑːstrəˈSHästrə (in Hinduism and some forms of Buddhism) a work of sacred scripture. （印度教或某些形式佛教的）圣典 Example sentencesExamples - The Vedas and shastras are many, but life is very short.
- During his study of the sastras he became convinced about the inherent weakness in the Advaita philosophy and developed a keen desire to revive the theistic science of Vedas with his own thorough reinterpretation of the texts.
- I told Swami that I had come to learn shastras under his tutelage.
- The dharma shastras discuss at some length the issue of unworthy or even dangerous guests, yet advising that no matter what the circumstances, the visitor should at least receive food.
- Neither shastras nor smritis suggest that there exists an immutable, universal moral doctrine.
Definition of shastra in US English: shastra(also sastra) nounˈSHästrə (in Hinduism and some forms of Buddhism) a work of scripture. （印度教或某些形式佛教的）圣典 Example sentencesExamples - The dharma shastras discuss at some length the issue of unworthy or even dangerous guests, yet advising that no matter what the circumstances, the visitor should at least receive food.
- The Vedas and shastras are many, but life is very short.
- During his study of the sastras he became convinced about the inherent weakness in the Advaita philosophy and developed a keen desire to revive the theistic science of Vedas with his own thorough reinterpretation of the texts.
- Neither shastras nor smritis suggest that there exists an immutable, universal moral doctrine.
- I told Swami that I had come to learn shastras under his tutelage.
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