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One of the basic beliefs of Hinduism out of the 9 beliefs is that
belief is each living creature on this planet has a soul, and all these souls are superpower and spiritual.
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One of their beliefs is that they have one supreme god.
It has changed over time because it does not have one founder so people have slightly altered the beliefs over time. It is the same basic beliefs.
One of Hinduism beliefs when they die they move onto a place called Summerland.
Basic belief of Hinduism India and Buddhism and Confucianism is Peace & Non Violence. Also humanity & breaking the cycle of life is also important.
We don't have basic beliefs. Hindus worship the cow as a sacred animal. They also depending on if theyre south, or north Indian celebrate the festivals slightly differently.
The 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).
The five major beliefs in Hinduism is Brahman,multiple duties,
Although Buddhism and Hinduism share many cultural memes (concepts, symbols, etc.) the basic precepts are not the same. The source of Beliefs for Buddhism came from the Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama. Many of Buddhist beliefs are entirely different from Hinduism, which did not exist in his time. During his lifetime the main religion was Brahmanism which later evolved into Hinduism.
They believe many god and godness. There are relife,Rebirth.
Some of the shared beliefs of Buddhism and Hinduism are rebirth and Karma
It has changed over time because it does not have one founder so people have slightly altered the beliefs over time. It is the same basic beliefs.Read more: How_has_Hinduism_changed
Beliefs about sacred matters--God, soul and cosmos--are essential to one's approach to life. Hindus believe many diverse things, but there are a few bedrock.
catholic only belief in one god.when Hinduism on the other hand beliefs in may gods and goddness. that is my answer dumb bone catholic only belief in one god.when Hinduism on the other hand beliefs in may gods and goddness. that is my answer dumb bone
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
they meditate and.....stuff like that
The fact that you are born into your caste and cannot change it until reincarnation (based on Karma and Dharma) is based on the basic laws of Hinduism.
the basic beliefs in Confucianism is one great god and the lord of heaven which the worshiped and also offered sacrifices...
Hinduism grew out of the ancient beliefs of the Aryans.
Hinduism mostly believe in a God and reincarnation.
In more than one beliefs. Hinduism believe in one Supreme God while Buddhism does not believe in one Supreme God or any other God.
Hinduism teaches world many lessons. Hinduism is not only just religion but also science. Every one is well aware of the discovery of zero and maths in India. These all was due to Hinduism and its beliefs.
India more than one ways. Aryans Influenced Hinduism such as their beliefs India one Supreme God and praying to natural elements.
they beleve in the gods life after death and i forget the last one srry
Answer this question… The belief that people are reincarnated after death
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