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a typical Hindu would start his day by thanking the gods for keeping him alive and for what he has now. Than after he will do daily things like brushing etc.
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Is terence Lewis is a Hindu?
no ways he is catholic
Is Terence Lewis a Hindu?
no ways he is catholic
In what ways do Hindu practice their faith?
by doing yoga
What is the Hindu word for thank you?
hindu[ism] is a religion, HINDI is the language... there are two ways to say thank you in hindi: shukriya and dhanyavad
How might Hawaiian history have been different if there had been faster ways of communication in those days?
Faster communication in Hawaiian history could have potentially led to quicker response to external threats, improved coordination among islands, and more rapid dissemination of information and ideas. This could have influenced political alliances, trade relationships, and cultural exchanges in ways that may have altered the course of Hawaiian history.
How are Hindu gods remembered in different ways?
with the hippocampus, the part of the brain used for memory.
How do Hindu dispose of bodies after death?
there are two ways. burn and buried (only sadhus and saints)
What happens if you believe in Hinduism?
if you believe in Hinduism then it means nothing really. unless... your following all their ways than you might be intrested in their religion, if so? i suggest that you start researching their religion and enroll yourself into becoming a Hindu
How did Hinduism get to where it was diffused?
It absorbed many different religions and cultures and ways of life and the only rule to being Hindu is saying that you are a Hindu. So Hindus can believe literally anything.
How does Hindu reach moksha?
there are several ways to reach Moksha (liberation). Meditation, prayer to go or yoga.
Is Hindu people enemis cristian people?
nope they just dont belive in the same god and dont follow in the ways of the christian ways completely fine
What has the author Govardhan P Bhatt written?
Govardhan P Bhatt has written: 'The basic ways of knowing' -- subject(s): Hindu Philosophy, Knowledge, Theory of (Hinduism), Mimamsa, Philosophy, Hindu
