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How is the belief of karma related to the caste system?
(This has been remade and made better, original answer: it has to do with the gov't. spred the love -Sassycat000126)Karma and the Caste system are related because Karma means a good life and which that relates to Reincarnation because the higher Karma you have, the more of the chance you will live again from Reincarnation,an answer for how does Reincarnation and the Caste system relate: The same between the Caste System and reincarnation is when a person is born in a certain caste. The person cannot become a member of another caste. But some say that if that person was good, responsible and well-mannered, He or she could reincarnate (which means to be born again) and be born in a higher class, with a better life.Post remade by William
How is the Hindu belief of Karma related to the caste system?
(This has been remade and made better, original answer: it has to do with the gov't. spred the love -Sassycat000126)Karma and the Caste system are related because Karma means a good life and which that relates to Reincarnation because the higher Karma you have, the more of the chance you will live again from Reincarnation,an answer for how does Reincarnation and the Caste system relate: The same between the caste system and reincarnation is when a person is born in a certain caste. The person cannot become a member of another caste. But some say that if that person was good, responsible and well-mannered, He or she could reincarnate (which means to be born again) and be born in a higher class, with a better life.Post remade by William
How do you make a casteless society?
by making modificatins in our system, govt., can start a policy by which job we could not mention our caste in any documents, a person could be identify with his/her religion not by caste, we could not elect a politician who encourages the caste system. thank u
How does the caste system treat them?
The caste system was abolished for a reason. Of course, the higher castes, the Brahmin, were treated well, but the serfs, laborers, and "Untouchables" (people who did the dirty jobs) were treated horribly. The only way you could change castes was by marriage or, actually, death. The people believed in reincarnation and thought that if you lived your life well, you could be reincarnated into a higher caste. Hope this helps!
What is caste system with short note?
The caste system is a system that the Aryans made because they disliked the Dravidians very much. It was a system that kept them away from lower caste people. A person could never change the case he was in or he would be called an untouchable or outcaste. I hope that that answered your question.
Did east Germany have a caste system?
In a formal sense, the caste system is not practiced outside of India. In a metaphorical sense there are many social systems which can be compared to a caste system. During the Cold War period when the nation of East Germany existed, members of the communist party enjoyed special privileges and could have been described as a higher caste.
Was there equality in Hinduism?
In the old times, no. Different caste systems were in place and the lower you were in the caste system the worse you were treated and you were born into a caste system and could never get out of it. Though you could be a wonderful Hindu philosopher in the untouchable class. Now the caste system has essentially vanished though.
How could the buddhas message about the caste system undermine Hindu society?
Buddha didn't like caste, and his monastic communities admitted anyone regardless of caste. he basically just ignored the caste and the Caste System
How could the Buddha message about the caste system undermine Hindu society?
Buddha didn't like caste, and his monastic communities admitted anyone regardless of caste. he basically just ignored the caste and the caste system
Was buddha opposed to the caste system and taught tha anyone could achieve meditation no mater what caste they had belonged to in life?
No
How could a Hindu hope to move to a better caste?
1. Caste is determined at birth. It can't be changed.2. An orphaned child , acquires the caste of people who adopt it.3. A woman can acquire the higher caste of her husband.4. A Hindu can't acquire a higher caste by knowing the rituals of that caste. The rituals of higher caste are so simple that any one can learn them in a few days and thus are not that important. What is actually important is the Varna associated with the higher caste.5. There is a misconception that a Hindu, though good deeds, can acquire a higher caste in the next life.This misconception is due to the wrong interpretation of 'reincarnation', which actually means 'transformation of an activity every time it is repeated'.5. Since caste can't be changed, a Hindu can acquire a Higher Varna eternally. This would make him acceptable to people of Higher castes.
What did the caste system influence?
The caste system in India influenced social hierarchy, economic opportunities, and access to education and resources based on a person's birth. It determined one's social status and interactions within society.
