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In Hinduism, evil exists as a natural part of the cosmic order, often seen as a consequence of karma and the interplay of dharma (righteousness) and adharma (unrighteousness). The presence of evil allows for the exercise of free will, enabling individuals to make choices that ultimately lead to spiritual growth and liberation (moksha). Additionally, evil is often viewed as a necessary counterpart to good, creating a balance in the universe and providing opportunities for learning and transformation.
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Of Hinduism in US?
Yes, Hinduism do exist in USA. Mainly through the migrants from India to USA.
Do evil apples exist?
No, evil is not a property of apples
Where to get evil ball in Pokemon diamond?
An Evil Ball DOES NOT exist
How many followers of Hinduism at the beginning?
The beginning of Hinduism is unknown. It doesn't have any founder. Hence, the question does not exist.
Is it true that evil doesn't exist and it is just a point of view?
Evil and Good exist. Evil being wrong and Good being right is the point of view.
Does evil exist?
no evil doesn't exist, evil is simply the absence of god. Evil is a word that man has created to describe the absence of god. Evil is a result of what happens when man does not have God's love present in his heart.
Hinduism Is there a punishment for evil?
Yes, when you die you are reincarnated and come back as a slug.
What is Hindu and Buddhism animal sacrifice?
in Buddhism animal sacrifice does not exist. But in Hinduism animal sacrifice do exist.
What is evil according to Hinduism Christianity and Islam?
acoording to all religious who is doing work against the human nature is call evil..
Does satanic evil exist?
Yes, it exist thats why we have the word satani
Do villains exist?
I wouldn't say that people are evil, but we sometimes do evil things.
What happen to people in the Hindu religion who lead an evil life?
The philosophy of Karma as enunciated in Hinduism explains clearly that a person leading an evil life shall have to pay for the evil doings in this birth or in the next birth, and he cannot escape the punishments for such doings since Hinduism firmly believes in incarnation theory
