Hinduism differs from Christianity and other
monotheistic religions in that it does not have:
a single founder,
a specific theological system,
a single concept of deity,
a single holy text,
a single system of morality,
a central religious authority,
the concept of a prophet.
Hinduism is generally regarded as the world's
oldest organized religion. It consists of
" thousands of different religious groups that have
evolved in India since 1500 BCE ." 1 Because of
the wide variety of Hindu traditions, freedom of
belief and practice are notable features of
Hinduism.
Most forms of Hinduism are henotheistic
religions. They recognize a single deity, and view
other Gods and Goddesses as manifestations or
aspects of that supreme God. Henotheistic and
polytheistic religions have traditionally been
among the world's most religiously tolerant
faiths. As a result, India has traditionally been
one of the most religiously tolerant in the world.
However in 1998, a Hindu nationalistic political
party the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) controlled
the government of India. The linkage of religion,
the national government, and nationalism led to a
degeneration of the separation of church and
state in India and a decrease in the level of
religious tolerance in that country. An escalation
of anti-Christian violence was one manifestation
of this linkage. With the subsequent change in
government, the level of violence has diminished,
and India is once more a country of relative
religious tolerance and peace.
Hinduism has grown to become the world's third
largest religion, after Christianity and Islam . It
claims about 950 million followers -- about 14%
of the world's population. 2 It is the dominant
religion in India, Nepal, and among the Tamils in
Sri Lanka.
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Our beliefs determine our thoughts and attitudes
about life, which in turn direct our actions. By our
actions, we create our destiny. Beliefs about
sacred matters--God, soul and cosmos--are
essential to one's approach to life. Hindus believe
many diverse things, but there are a few bedrock
concepts on which most Hindus concur. The
following nine beliefs, though not exhaustive, offer
a simple summary of Hindu spirituality. 1. Hindus
believe in a one, all-pervasive Supreme Being who
is both immanent and transcendent, both Creator
and Unmanifest Reality. 2. Hindus believe in the
divinity of the four Vedas, the world's most
ancient scripture, and venerate the Agamas as
equally revealed. These primordial hymns are
God's word and the bedrock of Sanatana Dharma,
the eternal religion. 3. Hindus believe that the
universe undergoes endless cycles of creation,
preservation and dissolution. 4. Hindus believe in
karma, the law of cause and effect by which each
individual creates his own destiny by his
thoughts, words and deeds. 5. Hindus believe that
the soul reincarnates, evolving through many
births until all karmas have been resolved, and
moksha, liberation from the cycle of rebirth, is
attained. Not a single soul will be deprived of this
destiny. 6. Hindus believe that divine beings exist
in unseen worlds and that temple worship, rituals,
sacraments and personal devotionals create a
communion with these devas and Gods. 7. Hindus
believe that an enlightened master, or satguru, is
essential to know the Transcendent Absolute, as
are personal discipline, good conduct, purification,
pilgrimage, self-inquiry, meditation and surrender
in God. 8. Hindus believe that all life is sacred, to
be loved and revered, and therefore practice
ahimsa, noninjury, in thought, word and deed. 9.
Hindus believe that no religion teaches the only
way to salvation above all others, but that all
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What are the rituals and practices of Hinduism?
The religious life of many Hindus is focused on
devotion to God (perceived as Brahman, Shiva,
Vishnu, or Shakti) or several gods. This devotion
usually takes the form of rituals and practices
associated with sculptures and images of gods in
home shrines. More philosophically-minded
Hindus ignore the gods altogether and seek
Realization of the Self through intense meditation.
Still others focus primarily on fulfilling the social
and moral duties appropriate to their position in
life. These various approaches are regarded as
equally valid, and in fact are formally recognized
as three paths (margas) to liberation:
bhaktimarga (the path of devotion), jnanamarga
(the path of knowledge or philosophy), and
karmamarga (the path of works and action).
Hindu religious stages Hindu religious practices
center on the importance of fulfilling the duties
associated both with one's social position and
one's stage of life. With regard to the latter,
traditional Hindus are expected to pass through
four stages (ashramas) over the course of their
life: - Brahmacharga, which takes place during
the school years, is focused on acquiring
knowledge and developing character; - Grastha,
the middle years, is focused on worldly pursuits
and pleasures such as marriage, family and
career; - Vanaprastha, when one's children reach
adulthood, is a time of increased focus on
spiritual things; and - Sanngasu, in the last years
of life, one may abandon the world entirely for a
life of contemplation. All stages of life for the
Hindu, however, involve religious rituals and
practices. Some of the major Hindu practices are
described in the articles below. Hindu religious
practices Ayurveda Ayurveda is an ancient Hindu
system of medicine and healing that has found
new popularity in the west today. Hatha Yoga
Outside of Hindu culture, the word "yoga" is
usually understood to refer to the practice of
meditative movement, or Hatha Yoga. However,
Hatha Yoga is only one part of the Hindu
traditions of Yoga and Tantra. It is one of the
paths leading to the ultimate goal of Raja Yoga,
or contemplation of the One Reality. Kundalini
Yoga Kundalini yoga is a tantric form of yoga
focused on awakening the kundalini, the latent
psychic energy that lies at the base of the spine,
and making it rise through the seven chakras to
the top of the spine. Namaste Greeting The
gesture (or mudra) of namaste is a simple act
made by bringing together both palms of the
hands before the heart, and lightly bowing the
head. In the simplest of terms it is accepted as a
humble greeting straight from the heart and
reciprocated accordingly. Puja (Pooja) Puja is a
religious ritual which some Hindus perform every
morning after bathing and dressing but prior to
taking any food or drink. Puja is seen as a way of
relating humans to the domain and actions of the
divine, and can be performed for anything
considered divine, from Vishnu to a holy tree. The
Sadhu (Holy Man) Some Hindus choose to leave
their homes and dedicate their lives to spiritual
disciplines. They renounce their possessions and
devote themselves to a particular god and/or
meditation, yoga and spiritual discussion. These
are called sadhus, or holy men. Temples and
Temple Rituals A guide to Hindu temples: how
they are designed and buil
t and the rituals and
ceremonies that take place there.
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Most Hindus believe in one supreme spirit called
Brahman. Hindus believe God is all things in the
world—not just a spirit in the sky. Brahman does
not just exist; it IS existence. Brahman can be
worshiped in many forms, such as other “gods”
such as Vishnu , Shiva, Ganesh or Krishna, so
many people think Hindus worship many gods,
but actually all other gods represent Brahman in
different forms. This is similar to Christianity.
Christians worship Jesus, God, and the Holy
Spirit. They call this the Holy Trinity in
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Note that a specific belief about God or gods is not considered one of the essentials in Hinduism, which is a major difference between it and monotheistic religions like Christianity, Judaism, Islam and Sikhism. Most Hindus are devoted followers of one of the principal gods Shiva, Vishnu or Shakti, and often others besides, yet all these are regarded as manifestations of a single Reality.

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A rich geography many languages and dialects, lots of different creeds, racial diversity, all these elements have shaped Hinduism and made it so heterogenic. The lack of unifying overall religious authority and the total absence of a book claiming supreme truth and dogmas have contributed to the diversity of Hinduism as well...
It is fair to mention that even the texts we find in Hinduism that claim some sort of divine inspiration do not declare their view to be better than any other and they all exist together in a tolerant fashion. The many manifestations of Hinduism go from highly intellectual philosophies concerning numerous and puzzling metaphysical concerns, many rituals, mental and physical exercises such as Yoga to simple, almost child like, tales and legends.

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