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1.
HINDUISM
THIS IS A AUM, A SYMBOL OF HINDUISM
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nabeel_yoosuf
2.
FOLLOWING
The size of the Hindu following today is about
750 million
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Arnoffoto
3.
FOUNDER
Hinduism has no specific founder.
But Manu was the first human to receive the sacred text
This makes him the first human.
Hinduism was founded around 1500 BC
4.
HOLY BOOK
Hinduism has 2 sacred writings:
The Vedas and the Upanishads
The Ramayana, a epic poem, could also be considered holy.
5.
HOLY DAYS
Diwali: celebration of the new year in mid November.
Navaratri: festival celebrating the triumph of good over evil.
Holi: spring festival that celebrates creation and renewal.
Many more celebrating the birth of deities.
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Kiran K.
6.
HOLY PLACES
Benares: the city of shiva. Filled with temples and idols. Located on holy river of Ganga
Ujjain: a famous temple of Ganesh and Kal-bhairav. Called the navel of the world.
Mathura: birth place of Krishna. Represents the religion of the living.
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ZedZaP ..
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COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
Hinduism originated in India
Most Hindus still live in India today.
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Stuck in Customs
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MAIN BELIEFS
Hindus believe in a supreme god that is present in everything called Brahman
Reincarnation: the belief that the soul repeatedly goes through a cycle of being born into a body, dying, and being reborn into a new body.
Karma: determines the quality of each life depending on your past life's actions.
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WanderingtheWorld (www.ChrisFord.com)
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HINDUISM TODAY
There are 750 million Hindus in the world today.
Most still live in India
There is a magazine called hinduism today that keeps Hindus up to date on their religion
Is the worlds 3rd largest religion
Hindus are still a minority in the US, accounting for 0.5% of the population.
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David Berkowitz
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