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dṛṣṭa-dharma , m. , also as two words (= Pali diṭṭhadhamma, also as two words), the visible world, the. present life , often contrasted with saṃparāya (sāṃ°) : dṛṣṭadharmaḥ Mvy 2974 ; °ma-sukha- Jm 3.3 ; °ma-saṃparāyasukhāya Bbh 198.9 ; °ma-hitāya Divy 207.25 ; °ma-duḥkhaś LV 416.20 ; yogināṃ nilayo hy eṣa dṛṣṭadharmavihāriṇām Laṅk 6.13 ( vs ), for this (mountain, giri, from prec. line) is the abode of disciplined men that are dwelling in the visible (present) world (badly misunderstood by Suzuki ); dṛṣṭe dharme, in the present life , SP 279.7 ; Bbh 25.16 ; Mv iii.211.15 = 212.2 (dṛṣṭa-); dṛṣṭa eva dharme Divy 302.20 ; Av ii.195.1 ; in LV 409.12 (prose) read dṛṣṭa (with mss. ) eva dharma (as loc. , or possibly em. to °me with Weller 38 ); dṛṣṭe ca dharme … sāṃparāye ca Ud v.25 .