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.

20 years ago, a piece of Lost lore was unintentionally revealed when a DHARMA initiative logo appeared on a shark’s tail. Here’s what happened.

Dharma edition perfect for 'Lost' geeks. By Jen Chaney. December 10, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. EST "Lost" fans, before deciding which version of the fifth season to buy on DVD or Blu-ray, ask yourself ...

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 ...

Posted by Flickr user Hot Meteor, these ads represent various aspects of the Dharma Initiative, except marketed towards the masses. Computers whose buttons you have to push every 108 minutes, ...

To celebrate the premiere of Lost Season 4 in Europe, Portugese guerrilla marketing firm Torke collaborated with Fox to drop Dharma Initiatives boxes onto ...