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However, when we turn to Hinduism, we encounter a framework that is notably more flexible and imaginative in its approach to the meaning of life. Unlike many other traditions, Hinduism recognizes the complexity of human existence and shuns the notion of a one-size-fits-all moral code. Instead, it segments life into stages, acknowledging that what is considered right conduct may vary according to one’s life stage—a concept collectively referred to as ashram.