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Hinduism Today

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Hinduism Today. Objective. By the end of this slide show, you should learn: Where the word “Hindu” came from. About the Hindu’s holy books About Hindu’s lives About Hinduism’s culture About Nirvana About Hindu’s beliefs About Marks on Hindu’s foreheads About People that Hindus worshiped. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Hinduism Today

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By the end of this slide show, you should learn:Where the word “Hindu” came from.About the Hindu’s holy booksAbout Hindu’s livesAbout Hinduism’s cultureAbout NirvanaAbout Hindu’s beliefsAbout Marks on Hindu’s foreheadsAbout People that Hindus worshiped

Objective

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Hinduism is the oldest continues faith in the world. ‘’ organized’’.

800 million followers are in the world.1.5 million are in the United States.

Hinduism Today

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The word “ Hindu” came from the name of River Indus.

A Hindu is a person who believes in Hinduism.

Hinduism is the culture of India that grew out of the beliefs of Aryan peoples, it stresses the one main force connects all of life.

The Word “Hindu”

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Hinduism has many holy books including 4 Vedas. The Vedas are the foundation of Hindu ideas.

Today Hindu priests read from Vedas, just like their ancestors did.

Vedas are also known as Books of Knowledge.

Holy Books

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Hindus believe that everything has a soul. That is why very many Hindus are vegetarians.

Hindu families worship their favorite gods at home, temples, and at special festivals.

More than half of Hindus are vegetarians.

Hindus Life

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Hinduism has given birth to other cultures and religious movements.

Hinduism is still a living and growing religion.

Hinduism began in the blending of two cultures and honors many gods and goddesses.

Hinduism’s Culture

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Hindus believe that Nirvana is a state of happiness.

Hinduism’s goal is to escape the cycle of rebirth by reaching Nirvana.

Hindus call this Nirvana “eternal bliss”.

Nirvana

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The basic beliefs are rebirths or reincarnations and Karma.

Karma is the law of cause and effect.The Hindu belief that people can be

reborn after they die.

Hindu Beliefs

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The mark on their forehead is a “bind”. It represents the third eye.The one focused on yourself toward god.

The Mark

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In Hinduism, there were three people.Brahma, and Vishnu were worshiped.There was also Shiva.

The Worshiped Ones

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Social Studies Book http://www.contenderministries.org./hinduism/hind

uism.php http://www.mrdowling.com/612-hinduism.html http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/cultural/religion/hin

duism/history.html http://www.hinduyuva.org/tattva-blog/2008/04/inter

esting-facts/ http://www.kids.yahoo.com/ http://www.sscnet.uda.edu/ http://www.kidsclick.org/

Resources

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In our group we learned a lot of new things. We learned that Hinduism peoples are called “Hindus”. We also learned there were three people worshiped Shiva, Brahma, and Vishnu. The mark on there forehead is called a “bind”. Hindus believe that after they die they are reborn after you die.

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