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HINDUISM
2.
THE AUM
One of the most popular symbols in hinduism is the Aum.
The Aum is thought to "mystically embody the essence of the entire universe".
It is considered the most sacred sound in the universe.
3.
FOLLOWERS
It claims to have 950 million followers worldwide.
It's followers make up 14% of the world population.
Is the worlds third largest religion.
4.
FOUNDER
The founding of Hinduism can't be credited toward a certain individual.
It is thought to be a collection of different beliefs and systems.
It is a very extensive religion with many holy books, deities, etc.
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HOLY BOOKS, PLACES, DAYS
One of the most important holy books in the Hindu religion is called the Vedas
The Vedas originally consisted of four mantras.
One of the most holy places in the Hindu religion is Varanasi, a famous ancient town.
One important day in the Hindu religion is Diwali, the Festival of Lights.
Diwali usually takes place during October or November and lasts for several days.
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COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
Like many other aspects of Hinduism the specific details of its origin are unknown.
Although it is thought to be a conglomerate of thousands of Indian religions.
This religion is thought to have evolve somewhere around India in 1500 BCE.
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MAIN BELIEFS
Samsara is the process of rebirth in the Hindu religion. It is a cycle with no certain start or finish.
Karma is the universal law that your actions while living will determine what kind of life you lead after this one.
Moksha is the release of the Samsara cycle. This liberation in achieved when you let go of your human attributed
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HINDUISM TODAY
Today Hinduism is recognized a the world's oldest organized religion.
It is known as the dominant religion in India, Nepal and many other countries.
In 2008 there were an estimated 1.2 million Hindus in America.
Isabel Hansen
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