Hinduism does not use the term "sin" but it certainly acknowledges that there are such things as right and wrong actions, which in the Hindu religion are measured by what is known as "karma" which could be defined as the cumulative sum of all the good and evil in a given lifetime. Karma, according to Hinduism, will determine what kind of situation or species you will be reborn into, in your next lifetime. This also give us a classic religious pun: my karma ran over your dogma.
Yes. That's the basis of Karma. What goes around comes around.
In Hinduism, touching oneself is not considered a sin. It is important to understand and respect the cultural and religious beliefs of others.
Hinduism is a religion. It does not eat. It guides. It tells mankind to live sin-free, and not kill animals, especially cows.
The whole idea of "original sin" - if that's what you mean, I may have misunderstood - basically corresponds to Christian theology.
Both religions consider polygamy to be immoral and a sin.
Hinduism advocates sex within marriage for the purposes of procreation.
Hinduism does not use the term "sin" but it certainly acknowledges that there are such things as right and wrong actions, which in Hinduism are measured by what is known as "karma" which could be defined as the cumulative sum of all the good and evil in a given lifetime.Karma, according to Hinduism, will determine what kind of situation or species you will be reborn into, in your next lifetime.In Hinduism, although the term sin (pāpain Sanskrit) is often used to describe actions that create negative karma by violating moral and ethical codes.
Yes, but one can atone by repenting, which constitutes stopping what you're doing wrong, feeling bad about it and confessing your feelings verbally (just to God, no need for a priest), and making a commitment not to do it again. If the sin is committed against a person, the person who committed the sin has to seek forgiveness from that person. According to Judaism, only the victim of the sin can forgive the sin.
yes it is count bad karam and is a sin according to Hinduism for which the person will be punished.
No, never, no Hindu can eat cow. It is the highest sin according to Hinduism.
In Hinduism, although the term sin (pāpa in Sanskrit) is often used to describe actions that create negative karma by violating moral and ethical codes.It is different from other religions like Judaism, Christianity and Islam in the sense that sin is against the will of God.(wikipedia.com)
In Hinduism, views on masturbation vary. Some believe it is a sin due to the belief that it goes against the principles of self-control and purity. Others believe it is a natural act and not inherently sinful. Ultimately, it depends on individual beliefs and interpretations of Hindu teachings.
Yes, not only watching but even thinking of nude women other than your wife is sin according to Hinduism.