Thus, the DHARMA Initiative was born, specifically the "button" that saved the world every 108 minutes. The chocolate and peanut butter ended up being electromagnetism and time-travel.

A secretive organization, abandoned research stations, and a countdown that couldn’t be ignored. The DHARMA Initiative was meant to change everything, but something went terribly wrong.

These mock Dharma Initiative ads happen to incorporate LOST, gadgets and 70s and 80s-era National Geographic ads. Sweet Jesus, this is great.

Boxes of Dharma coke and Dharma cereal? We don’t know for sure, but Lost fans in Lisbon were psyched to see artifacts from their favorite TV show appear on their doorsteps in real life. Advertising ...

Surprisingly, not many critics have drawn the parallel between Lost’s Dharma Initiative and the “evil corporate empire.” The writers of Lost illustrate the evils of the Dharma Initiative ...

Fans expected the finale to reveal the truth behind mysteries like the Dharma Initiative, the island that was home for six seasons, and the truth behind the sideways flashes running.