Indian Religon

Most Indian religions, Buddhism is very similar to Hinduism, and in some cases they are similar, but in a sense it is very different. The idea of ​​Buddhism occurred around the 450 BC in the lifetime of the religious leaders and the symbol of the Buddha of Guatama. Buddhism appeared around 300 BC. For Buddhism, the religious leaders and the Almighty they adore are Guatta. Those who lived in India do not think that Buddha is God, but are spiritual leaders who place guidelines for religious Buddhism.

In India there are three roots of world religion, Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism. Both Buddhism and Sikhism were born from Hinduism. All three have non-violent ideas (ahimsa). The term "non-violence" was actually written in English (around 1920) by Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi (1869-1948) and translated directly into "ahimsa" to "Do not hurt other people". The concept of non-violence is very important for Mahatma Gandhi's thinking and behavior as a Hindu leader during Indian independence experience in 1947. He wrote as follows. "I oppose violence, when it seems to work, that profit is only temporary, evil is permanent.

Whether you are a Catholic, Hindu, Buddhist, Muslim or Jewish, due to your religious belief, the devil will not own you. That is not important. Everyone has a different demon's name, but it deals the same damage to the host, and all exorcists want the same result - dissolve the entity of the devil

There are various ways of cultures, beliefs, things everywhere in the world. Especially in the small village of about 300 people, the old tradition is difficult. Who knows the reason why it was invented? Religion and tradition may be an important part of a sadistic ceremony that will die from people. They call it a lottery

Religion is a very important part of many Indian lives. Almost every part of life in India is related to religion Land is sacred Religion plays a role in what it can do The first Indians have different religions and they have religions throughout their lives I continue to have a belief. Clothes are affected and many Indians are wearing special clothing and religiously important jewels. Religion often changes family life, while Indians believe in divorce and marriage, children respect their seniors, especially their grandparents. Education is religious, boys are taught to hunt, girls handle leather and prepare food. Indians believe that all life is sacred, but as long as it is respected it can hunt, so this will affect the way they hunt and the food they have .