Hinduism

Hinduism

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  Ancient History of Hinduism
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  Geographic data Nepal 81,3% Mauricio IslandGuyana United Kingdom Bangladesh Malaysia Catar 9,6% 8,9% 48,5% 12,0% 2,4% India 79,8% 28,4%
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  Historic data
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  Hinduism The word Hinduismcomes from the Persian language Hindu, which was the Persians' way of pronouncing the name of the river Sindhu. Hinduism has its origin in the years 3000 and 2000 BC. It originated when in India, there was a mixture of religious beliefs
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  • Patanjali: Founderof one of the six darsana: that of Yoga based on the Samkhya. • Sankara: Main representative of advaita-vedanta in his time (788-820 A.D.), who was seen as an incarnation of Siva. • Swami Ramalinga: Described the science of immortality in his philosophy known as The Perfect Path to God. • Ramana Maharisi: One of the highest representatives of advaita-vedanta in modern India. • Shivananda: Master of spirituality.
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  MAIN GODS Brahma This godis considered the supreme god, creator of the universe and the origin of all wisdom and intelligence, this divinity is the first god of this culture and it is said that he can inhabit any living being or any object on earth since he is the creator of everything we know. Vishnu He is the god of goodness and preservation of the universe, he is in charge of maintaining order between the forces of good and evil, in addition to preserving peace and love in the world, for this reason he is considered one of the most important divinities and the god with more devotees in Hinduism, because this god promotes compassion Shiva He is considered the god of destruction and the counterpart of Vishnu, although the latter is the beginning of life, Shiva represents the end of it, but the end seen from the point of rebirth, this is because for life to continue there must also be death. Rama This god represents mercy, goodness and courage to confront and destroy evil, for this reason he is the protagonist of Ramayana, a sacred Hindu text.
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  Hinduism goals DHARMA KAMA ARTHA is thecode of how each person should live from day to day. A person's dharma changes according to his or her state and age. It means wealth and the pursuit of wealth through lawful means, Artha is considered the second most important goal in one's life, behind dharma. kama means desire, but for most purposes, it means sexual desire. However, unlike most religions, Hinduism considers kama as either a great liberator or a great obstacle on our path to moksha.
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  The Vedas arethe oldest texts in the world, their origin or author is to date another of the questions surrounding the mystery surrounding these illustrations, as some researchers claim that they are revelations made by the sages, while others support the theory that the authors were sages guided by God.The Vedas are recognized as the only available texts related to the history of India, they relate everything concerning what was religious life in periods such as between 500 and 1500 BC. The sacred book Veda is classified in four important texts, in which magical hymns of praise and adoration to the word and the dawn can be contemplated. The four vedas or sacred books mentioned above are: Rig Veda Yajur Veda Sama Veda Atharva Veda VEDA´S TEXT