The religion you are thinking of is the Jain religion.
The main religion in Nepal is Hinduism 70%,Buddhism-30%
Some religions that promote vegetarianism include Buddhism, Jainism, and Hinduism. These belief systems prioritize non-violence and respect for all living beings, leading followers to adopt a vegetarian diet as a way to practice compassion.
As per Times of India (God & I article) She is a converted christian.
One major idea common to Hinduism is the belief in a supreme being.
It is challenging to provide an exact number as the practice of native spirituality varies among different indigenous communities and is often tied to specific cultural traditions. Estimates suggest that there are millions of indigenous peoples around the world who continue to practice their traditional spiritual beliefs.
There are not many taboos in the Hindu religion. The main taboo is eating beef or injuring a cow. Many people that practice Hinduism are vegetarians.
Wonderful topic, but that isn't a question. What are you asking about nonviolence?
Followers of Hinduism practice yoga to attain better health & mental status. Also they practice yoga to attain Moksha (liberation) .
I guess you ment " what religion do hindu's practice?" If so, it is Hinduism.
the person who practice nonviolence was king shadubtalasoka
Hinduism
people who actually practise Hinduism today are called Hindus. In India Nepal & Myanmar & Mauritius people follow & practice Hinduism.
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Hinduism
Hinduism is the majority religion in India and Nepal.
In Hinduism, conversion is not a common practice as it is in some other religions. Hinduism emphasizes personal spiritual growth and individual paths to enlightenment. The concept of conversion is not central to Hindu beliefs, as the religion is more focused on personal devotion, karma, and dharma. This lack of emphasis on conversion allows for a diverse range of beliefs and practices among followers, leading to a more inclusive and tolerant religious community.