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1. Brahman -a single spiritual power that Hindus believe lives in everything. CHAPTER 4, SECTION 2 MR. CRAKE MASON MIDDLE SCHOOL. UZBEKISTAN. 2. Avatar- representation of a Hindu God or Goddess in human or animal form.
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1. Brahman-a single spiritual power that Hindus believe lives in everything. CHAPTER 4, SECTION 2 MR. CRAKE MASON MIDDLE SCHOOL
UZBEKISTAN 2. Avatar- representation of a Hindu God or Goddess in human or animal form.
3. Reincarnation-the rebirth of the soul in the body of another living being. Vikings
Akshardham largest Hindu temple in the world 4. Dharma- the religious and moral duties of Hindus.
5. Ahimsa-the Hindu idea of non-violence. Buddha,known for his philosophy of ahimsa
KAZAKHSTAN UZBEKISTAN TAJIKISTAN festival of lights, is a prime festival of Hinduism. 6. How did the early Aryan religion grow into Hinduism? The Aryan culture blended with India’s preexisting cultures, new ideas and beliefs formed and led to the development of Hinduism.
7. How is Hinduism different/similar from other religions you know?Hinduism is different from Judaism because Hindus worship several Gods and Jews worship only one God. It is similar to the religion of Ancient Egypt because more than one God is worshipped in both religions.
8. What is the relationship between good/bad behavior and the Hindu idea of reincarnation?Good behavior results in reincarnation into higher status or unity with Brahman, bad behavior results in in being reincarnated into a lower class or into an animal.
“At Peace” 9. What does “escaping the cycle of birth and death” mean to the Hindus?To Hindus it means reuniting one’s spirit with Brahman.
10. In what ways do Hindus practice their faith? How do yoga’s bring Hindus closer to Brahman?They practice forms of yoga and worship in temples in their home. Practicing yoga helps Hindus lead a more perfect life, which may help their soul become one with Brahman.