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As with any religion, narrowing Hinduism down to 5 beliefs does not cover the entire religion and is merely a starting point for learning about and understanding the culture.
- There is one transcendent supreme being. All gods live in a separate world from ours, which people can connect to with devotions and rituals.
- The universe undergoes endless cycles. Souls undergo cycles as well, until they can liberate themselves from the cycles. This liberation is called moksha.
- No one religion is correct, all of them can have genuine paths that lead to God's Light.
- All life is sacred, and should be taken care off and not harmed
- In order to reach enlightenment, one needs to have discipline, perform a pilgrimage, have an enlightened master and meditate.
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∙ 9y agoThe five basic beliefs of Hinduism are that God Exists, the Unity of Existence through Love; all Human Beings are Divine, Religious Harmony, the Knowledge of 3 Gâ??s. The 3 Gâ??s of Hinduism are Gayatri (a sacred mantra), Ganga (sacred river) and the Gita (sacred script).
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∙ 12y ago1.Believe in God 2.Believe in Soul 3.Believe in Vedas 4.Believe in Worship 5.Believe in Sadhenas 1.Daily personal worshp 2.Weekly Temple Worship 3.Monthly Vradhas(fasting for important event) 4.Annual Pligrimage 5.Service at ALL Time
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∙ 12y agoVasudev kutumb - whole world is one family and all people of different beliefs have to live in peace.
Truth is one sages know in by diffferent names - meaning Jesus buddha and krishan point to one truth in different names. Hindus call him parameshwara Muslims call him Allah.
Karma & rebirth - karma and rebirth are reality. Only highly spiritualy advanced souls achieve mohsha.
Universe is interconnected - Astrology , numerology vastu ayerveda ,yoga , pranyam etc are all based on scientific principles understood by ancient hindus . How planets and stars effect human life. Hindu using this knowlegde to his advantage to live in harmony with nature.
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∙ 14y agoBrahman, Deities, Dharma, Karma, and Reincarnation. :)
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∙ 9y agoThe five major beliefs in Hinduism is Brahman,multiple duties,
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What are the major beliefs of Hinduism?
What are the four major beliefs of Hinduism? Ahimsa --> non-violence Yoga--> concentrating the mind in one goal,form of exercise Meditation--> concentrating of mind and connect to divine
Is it true that Hinduism is based on four major principles?
It is not true that Hinduism is based on four major principles. It is based on 9 peinciples and its beliefs.
3 major beliefs?
Christianity Hinduism Islam jewdism in this order
What are 4 major beliefs in Hinduism?
in Hinduism there are 4 major beliefs, Dharma (righteous living) Artha (material prosperity) Kāma (enjoyment) and Moksha (liberation). these 4 beliefs are the way to live your life fully and enjoy every aspect of it.
What are major beliefs o Hinduism?
there are 4 major belief of Hinduism. Dharma (righteous living) Artha (material prosperity) Kāma (enjoyment) & Moksha (liberation).
What are three major beliefs that people follow in different religions?
The Three major beliefs in the world today are Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Hinduism and Buddhism are also believed by many.
Founder of Hindu?
There is no founder of hinduism. Hinduism developed from the beliefs of three major belief systems, the aboriginal, the dravidian, and the Aryan. Thousands of sages improved it.
What is India's religious legacy?
Hinduism and Buddhism. The 5 major beliefs of Hinduism are: Brahman Multiple Gods Dharma (There is Universal Dharma and Individual Dharma) Karma Samsara Meditation will bring you closer to God
What is the link between the Aryan's and Hinduism?
Hinduism grew out of the ancient beliefs of the Aryans.
Are the five major religions Christianity Hinduism Buddhism Islam judaism?
yes it is
What is the major Indian religious system which had its origins in the religious beliefs of the Aryans who settled India after 1500 BC?
Hinduism
What are the major beliefs or Hinduism?
major belief of Hinduism are Dharma (righteous living) Artha (material prosperity) Kāma (enjoyment) & Moksha (liberation).
