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    the world. It encompasses many religious traditions and beliefs and includes people from all over the world. There are many stories‚ hymns‚ passages‚ rituals‚ and sacred texts in Scriptures Of The World’s Religions about Hinduism and its beliefs of moksha‚ or liberation‚ and how to attain it. Sacrifice is very prevalent in Hinduism. Many passages from the reading contain stories and doctrine about how‚ when‚ and why to perform sacrifices. The hymn To The Fire Altar‚ is used to prepare for sacrifice

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    Hinduism Vs Jainism Essay

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    achievement of freedom from the cycles of life (samsara)‚ or moksha. Jainism carries many similarities to Hinduism. However‚ much less importance is placed upon deity worship. The Jains focus on the idea that material life is but an illusion‚ and only serves to blind us from nirvana. Though similarities exist‚ Hinduism and Jainism differ greatly on the ideas of how faith determines your path in life‚ and how to ultimately obtain moksha. Individuals that practice Hinduism believe that rebirth and

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    which each person creates his own destiny based on his thought‚ words and deeds. The soul undergoes this karma in the rounds of reincarnation. The soul incarnates through different forms (called samsara or reincarnation) until it reaches liberation (moksha) from the repetition of birth and death. No one individual founded Vedic culture‚ and there is no single prophet‚ holy book or way of

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    something for a higher power leads to an individual’s moksha‚ or freedom from samsara. Hindu’s believe that being connected to your spiritual world and appeasing the Devas is the only way to receive this liberation. That is their main goal in life‚ to break this cycle. Ergo‚ their entire lives are based off of the spiritual world‚ and not the physical. Hindu’s believe the physical world cloaks the spiritual world‚ making it difficult to receive moksha. The physical world presents so much more to an individual

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    type. Hindus carry the traditions of karma‚ reincarnation and yoga. They came up with three different types of yoga. Although‚ reincarnation has been seen as a problem instead of an opportunity for Hindus. Hindus have a goal‚ that goal is called moksha. Moksha means spiritual liberation; they want to escape not only from earth but from heaven as well. They don’t believe in sin‚ therefore‚

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    Guided Reading Questions 1 (pp. 73-80) 1. Describe the shape of the subcontinent of India. How has the geography and climate affected the development of Indian culture? The subcontinent of India was surrounded largely by ocean due to its location on the edge of the continent. The Hymalayn mountains and two rivers blocked the majority of intrances through land travel. This lead the people living there to be less affected by other cultures and mostly protected from invasion. 2. What does Ganga

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    practice‚ trying to find yourself and who you are as a person. They do believe in reincarnation‚ but until you achieve MokshaMoksha is “the ultimate goal‚ which is recognized as being unattainable for most‚ is to move beyond the cycle of death and rebirth‚ and attain a transcendent state known as Moksha” (172)‚ which is enlightenment. Hinduism rules/guidelines for living is achieving Moksha‚ and doing that anyway you can‚ without doing anything bad. Hinduism is open to other faiths‚ they just want you

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    Origin of Hindu Religion

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    A Hindu ( pronunciation (help·info)‚ Devanagari: हिन्दु) is an adherent of Hinduism‚ a set of religious‚ philosophical and cultural systems that originated in the Indian subcontinent. The vast body of Hindu scriptures‚ divided into Śruti ("revealed") and Smriti ("remembered")‚ lay the foundation of Hindu beliefs‚ which primarily include dhárma‚ kárma‚ ahimsa and saṃsāra. Vedānta and yoga are one of the several core schools of Hindu philosophy‚ broadly known as the Sanātana Dharma. The word Hindu

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    considered as an encyclopedia of reference for human life. It is said to contain all that a man should know towards achieving the four human goals‚ Dharma (righteousness)‚ Artha (human Endeavour towards material pursuits)‚ Kama (desire) and Moksha (salvation). The Mahabharata is called the fifth Veda as it contains the essence of the four Vedas. This encompasses a whole lot of knowledge in it‚ like Vidura Neeti‚ Srimad Bhagwadgita etc. are a part of this scripture only. Vidur Niti by Mahatama Vidur

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    It is however widely accepted that Buddhism gained popularity in India because it released the people from the oppression of tradition and orthodoxy. The teachings of the Buddha created hope and aspiration for those who had otherwise no hope of salvation and freedom of choice in a society that was dominated by caste system‚ predominance of ritual form of worship and the exclusive status of the privileged classes which the Vedic religion upheld as inviolable and indisputable. Long ago‚ over 1500

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