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There are a lot of incorrect facts in this, while some of the beliefs are rooted in Mesolithic traditions Hinduism itself is not 10,000 years old, and the Rig Veda was written around 1,500BC not 6500BC - that would make it older than the oldest book known
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ORIGINS OF HINDUISM
Jan 06, 2020
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ORIGINS OF HINDUISM. Origins of Hinduism. The Big Idea Hinduism, the largest religion in India today, developed out of ancient Indian beliefs and practices. Main Ideas Indian society was divided into distinct groups under the Aryans. The Aryans practiced a religion known as Brahmanism.
OriginsofHinduism • The Big Idea • Hinduism, the largest religion in India today, • developed out of ancient Indian beliefs and practices. • Main Ideas • Indian society was divided into distinct groups under the Aryans. • The Aryans practiced a religion known as Brahmanism. • Hinduism developed out of Brahmanism and influences from other cultures.
Vocabulary HINDUISM: The main religion of India that grew out of the beliefs of the ancient Aryan peoples; it teaches that everything is part of a universal spirit called Brahman.
Vedas:“Books of Knowledge.” These were the ancient books of sacred poems, hymns, myths, and rituals on which much of Hinduism is based. Vocabulary
The Varnas • Aryan society was divided into groups • Groups organized by occupation • Strict rules about how people could interact
The Varnas Kshatriyas: Rulers and Warriors Brahmins: Priests Vaisyas: Farmers, craftspeople and traders Sudras: Workers and servants
Caste System • Individuals • Place in society based on birth, wealth, or occupation • 3,000 castes once existed in India. • Individuals could rarely change castes. • Caste Rules • Sutras (guides) listed all the rules for the caste system. • Breaking rules resulted in a transfer to a lower caste.
Brahmanism • Brahmanism • Aryan priests were called Brahmins. • Vedic Texts • Brahmins wrote thoughts about Vedas called Vedic Texts • Vedic texts describe rituals • Upanishads Evolving Beliefs The Vedas, Upanishads, and other Vedic texts began blending with beliefs from different cultures, creating Hinduism.
Hinduism Beliefs • Universal spirit-Brahman created the universe and everything in it. Everything in the world is part of Brahman. • Every person has a soul or atman that will eventually join with Brahman. • People’s souls are reincarnated many times before they can join with Brahman. • A person’s karma affects how he or she will be reincarnated.
Hindu Beliefs Brahma “The Creator” One god who is everywhere and in everyone and everything. His four faces symbolize the four Vedas.
Hindu Beliefs Siva:(Shiva) Siva isthe destroyer of monster enemies. Siva is dancing on the back of a demon he has defeated.
Hindu Beliefs • Vishnu • Preserver • Symbols of his power and greatness: • Conch shell • mace • discus
Hindu Beliefs Reincarnation
Life and Rebirth • Every person has a soul or atman that will eventually join with Brahman. • People’s souls are reincarnated many times before they can join with Brahman. • Reincarnation: A belief that souls are born and reborn many times, each time into a new body. People move in a constant cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. Form of rebirth depends upon your karma.
Hinduism and the Caste System Karma:The effects that good or bad actions have on a person’s soul. What a person does in one life influences the caste that person will be born into in the next life.
Hinduism and the Caste System • Karma • Good actions build good karma and people are born into a higher caste • Evil actions build bad karma and people are born into a lower caste • Moksha • Good karma will bring salvation or freedom from life’s worries and the continual cycle of rebirth • Dharma • Accept your place in the world without complaint • Builds good karma • Preserves the caste system
Hinduism became the starting point for another world religion. Buddhism
Review 1. What are the varnas. Name the 4 varnas. 2. What is the caste system based upon? 3. What happens if you break the rules of your caste? 4. What is Brahmanism? 5. What are the sacred texts of Hinduism? 6. What is Brahman?
7. Define the following: • atman • karma • reincarnation • moksha • dharma
Jainism • Based on the teachings of Mahavira • Kshatriya-unhappy with control of religion by Brahmins • Too much ritual • Gave up luxury and became a monk • Established the principles of Jainism
The Four Principles • Injure no life • Tell the truth • Do not steal • Own no property
Jains Practice Nonviolence • Everything is part of the cycle of rebirth • No injuring or killing of any creature-humans, insects, animals, plants • Vegetarians
Mohandas Ghandi Ghandi led a long, nonviolent struggle against British rule in India. This helped India win independence from Britain in 1947.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. King adopted Ghandi’s nonviolent methods in his struggle to win civil rights for African Americans.
Cesar Chavez In the 1960’s Cesar Chavez organized a campaign of nonviolence to protest the treatment of farm workers in California.
HINDUISM BASIC BELIEFS Writings Rig Veda: earliest and most revered Series of 1,028 hymns Written between 1500-1200 BC Upanishads: (means “sitting near” master) Written between 800-300 BC Discusses reincarnation Gives emphasis to spiritual development and reverence for all life
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History of Hinduism. Rels 120 – 27 sep 2013. Ancient India 3500 to 1500 BCE. Timeframes within the history of Hinduism. Hinduism originated as an a ncient indigenous urban civilization in the Indus River Valley Harappa is the major population and trading centre. 2000-1300 BCE.
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1. Introduction to Hinduism What is Hinduism? the oldest major world religion It is 5000 years old and is the 3rd largest It is the traditional religion of India, originated in the Indus Valley. The religion is based on God-given truths or laws, and is a way of life based on universal principles World's Largest Hindu Temple in New Delhi 2.
Hinduism does not have just one sacred book but several scriptures called the Vedas. These were a guide to the Hindus way of life. They were comprised of hymns or mantras written in Sanskrit. The Vedas are law. Most beliefs concepts, and ceremonies are based on info contained in the vedas.
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Presentation Transcript. ORIGINS OF HINDUISM. OriginsofHinduism • The Big Idea • Hinduism, the largest religion in India today, • developed out of ancient Indian beliefs and practices. • Main Ideas • Indian society was divided into distinct groups under the Aryans. • The Aryans practiced a religion known as Brahmanism.