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What are the 3 ways Hinduism has affected life in India?
loody
What 3 things were the US influenced by the Greeks?
they influenced paintings,art,literature and theatre <3
How did Hinduism influence the every day life of Brahmans?
brahmans were the highest priestly class of Hinduism, their life was fully influenced by Hinduism. brahmans used to worship God 3 times a day and carry out their Dharma (righteous living) according to the Vedas.
How many sections are in Hinduism?
In Hinduism there are 3 sections. Shaivism, vaishnavism shaktism.
What is Indias religious groups?
Hinduism and Sheikism and Buddhism are 3 of them. Hinduism is most common.
Who are the Holy gods of Hinduism?
There are 3 gods if hinduism called hindudu, hinshu, himhimi
What are 3 ways China's culture has impacted the US?
MEEP
3 gods of Hinduism?
Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva
What is the 3 major polytheistic religions?
hinduism is one
3 can Hinduism be fully practiced in a non-Hindu state such as the US?
Surely, there is no problem at all. Hinduism has 'dharma' rules about how to interact with family and society, which are not different from humanism. There are temples and priests in US, where people and pray and rituals can be conducted. As for personal belief, Hinduism puts no fetters. Different hindus have different views, polytheist, monotheist, monist, or even atheist. The only restriction which may be difficult is not to eat beef, but people can and do manage.
What are top 3 major religions?
Christianity, Islam, and Hinduism.
Why are there are several important similarities between Buddhism and Hinduism?
There just are not many substantial ways in which Hinduism and Buddhism are alike.(1) They have their origins in the same country and time, and therefore in the same sets of questions about our place in the world and how we can best affect it. (Their answers, however, are quite opposite each other)(2) They share some terms, however they use them in entirely different -- often totally opposite -- ways, so that's not "alike" but "contrary"(3) They are both concerned with ethics(4) They are both widely misunderstood by outsiders(5) They are both interpreted in a wide variety of ways by their own practitioners.
