Krishna/Hinduism Worldview

Purpose Hindi believes that the purpose of their life is to get good karma, comply with the law, and become a good person. They want to take action, that is, they want to take correct or appropriate actions, and by doing so they will get a positive karma, because according to their dharma they get a positive karma. Their next life is their behavior and the moral value of the people of their past lives. There are four main castes and what I think they are outside.

Vivanawiism is a division of Hinduism and its main belief is to identify Vishnu or Naraya as the best god. This belief contrasts with the Krishna-centered tradition such as Bara Ba, Nimbaraka, Gaudiya, where Krishna is considered the only source of the highest God and all avatars. Vaisnavas theology emphasizes Vishnu's devotion (Buddhism) through prayer yoga processes, especially including songs, including Hindu central beliefs such as monotheism, reincarnation, reincarnation, karma and various yoga systems. Vishnu's theology Meditate about the name (Bhajan), his shape (Darana) and play Puja. Practice of gods worship is based mainly on texts such as Pañcaratra and various Samhitas.

Krishna is the 8th incarnation or incarnation of Vishnu in Hindu and Indian myths. According to the tradition, Vishnu appeared in Krishna and exited the world from the despotic king named Camsa, the child of the devil. Numerous legends describe the miracle of Krishna and the achievements of heroes. He sometimes emphasized in epic Mahabharata as a god, he fought alongside Pandavas (one of the two competing families) and played the role of hero Arjuna. For Arjuna who was suffering the night before the definitive battle, Krishna provided the discourse and life of the famous "Bhagavad Gita".