Hinduism 101: The Basics

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And "God" spreads throughout the universe. Everyone has this sacred reality or its essence

Creatures, eternal, full of happiness. In addition, Brahman is understood as the reason for creation - it is

Maintenance and dismantling are often described as being called work

Whether they were born or in the past, their past actions, on the one hand, how personal it is

Today 's behavior affects the future, and its impact will be experienced in the present and in the future.

Fetus We will deal with how we deal with the problems faced in this life and judge whether there is a problem.

(Although not mutually exclusive) the existence of God and experience of joy, and the fourth victory

Many texts include the fifth way - Raja Yoga, also known as classical yoga -.

Because Hindus believe - Brahman can appear in shape, they accept various ways

Everyone has something to do with the sacred character. In Hinduism, God is worshiped between men and women.

Female shape The shape of a woman is called "devi", which is the appearance of "shakti" meaning energy.

Nature is considered beyond the control of human thinking. "Murti" is usually translated as "id"

A more accurate translation is "implementation". Hindu family who worship every day at home

Temple for the altar and 'special day. Many Hindus consult "Masters" or spiritual mentors

Hinduism promotes respect for other religions and recognizes the possibilities of truth. this

Philosophy leads to pluralism inside and outside Hinduism. Therefore, the Hindus have seen various things

Religion and philosophy are different paths from God. The core philosophy of Hinduism is finding

so. Hindu scriptures explain the concept of planets around the sun and the earth of the solar system

Including chemistry, "mathematics", "metallurgy", "medicine" ("ayurveda"), "surgery", many discoveries

Evidence of Hindu influence in history is still present in Southeast Asia. Ancient Hindu temple

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Before discussing the most important objectives and monuments of Hinduism, let's introduce the basic principles of religion itself. Hinduism and Buddhism have many same premises and are using the basic texts of Veda and Upanishad. Unlike Buddhism, Hinduism accepts the authority of Veda and follows the principle of the caste system. In Buddhism and Hinduism, believers try to lose reincarnation, but in Hinduism it is called Moksha ("liberation").

As everyone knows, Hinduism is a supermarket of God. Why is this happening? Veda is the basic book of Hinduism, they explicitly declare that God is one. Upanishad also confirmed this. The supreme is known as Brahmin, and its reflection on humans is called Atoman. So then why is the Hindu church showing so many gods for unfamiliar Hindus and most Hindus himself? First of all, according to Hinduism, we must understand that the purpose of life is to liberate from the duality of life and find its own source of happiness. Brahmin. Ananda or happiness is the only word with no objection. But happiness and its anti-correlation are inseparable, which is disappointing. This is all that we have experienced in the world. They all have an associated correlation, they do not exist without them.