The Mahabharata and The Ramayana 6.29-I can identify the important aesthetic(relates to art) and intellectual(relates to the ability to think) achievements.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
The story of Rama and Sita
Advertisements

© 2011 wheresjenny.com. Diwali derived from the Sanskrit word Deepavali Deepavali = Deep + Avali Deep = light Avali = a row Diwali = Deepavali = Row of.
Beth Barnes, Nadia elchaer, garret smith
DASHAVATAR BY: SAISADASHIVA J. KUNDURMUTT OM VISHNAVE NAMA :
India’s First Civilizations
SURVIVING DESPERATION Lessons from the Prayer of King David Psalm 143.
GOODTRUEBEAUTY Chapter 1: -Rama and Sita’s wedding -Dasa-Ratha’s four sons -Animals are present in area -Bow and arrow used as weapons / tools -Wives.
Archetypes and the Ramayana’s Cast of Characters
Ramayana An Introduction. Dharma Dharma is the practice of virtue, the living of an ethical and ritually correct life. The definition of what is virtuous,
Diwali The Festival of Light.
The Ramayana (The Way of Rama)
The Ramayana Learning Intentions: To understand the story of the Ramayana Success Criteria: To retell the story of the Ramayana in my own words.
Plum-Ucci, Carol. Celebrate Diwali (Celebrate Holidays). New York: Enslow, Print.
by: sharon, lexi, luke, thomas, lonnesha, and Abby
Hinduism. Hinduism is a religion that began in India. The religion dates back to 1500 B.C., making it the worlds oldest religion. There are 750 million.
Section 2 Confucius and His Teachings
To explain what dharma is and why it is important To give examples of doing dharma What would happen if… – Teachers did not prepare their lessons? – If.
The Ramayana Level 3/4. I can describe the main points of the story of the Ramayana.
Sacred Writings Candidates should have considered the nature of: – the Vedas and Upanishads; the Mahabharata (including the Bhagavad Gita) – and the Ramayana.
The Rise of Classical Hinduism. Why was Brahminism under attack in the early Classical Era? The emphasis on rituals was essentially meaningless to the.
Daily Question: How did Hinduism originate and develop? What are the central teachings of Hinduism, and why did they survive to modern day? Warm-up Question:
Essential Questions - How do people make sense of their world? - Why do belief systems bring people together or pull them apart? - Are the world’s belief.
Scripture. Shruti & Smriti Vedas Upanishads Mahabarata Ramayana.
Ancient India Ancient History 10.
Hinduism Generally considered to be the oldest major world religion still actively practiced today. Originated from the ancient Vedic culture in as far.
The Who, Why and How of Mission Matthew 28:16-20.
1 2 God Isaac God promised Abraham that He would make him the father of many nations. Isaac was the child of that promise. Prayed for his wife Rebekah,
Section II: Aryan Civilization (Pages 56-60)
The Trojan War English II. Judgment of Paris An important feast was taking place at the home of the gods and goddesses, Mount Olympus. The evil goddess.
Chapter 6 Section 3 India’s First Civilizations. Section Overview The Mauryan and Gupta dynasties built empires in India, and they contributed greatly.
Confucius. Early Life of Confucius A.Born in 551 BCE to a noble, but struggling family in Northern China B.He hoped to advance to an important government.
Power Point Tutorial Presentation Software Basics.
Ch3, Sec3-Hinduism. Great works of Indian religious literature Hinduism does not have just one holy scripture, like the Bible, but several.
From the Ramayana Written by: Valmiki Retold by: R.K. Narayan Written by: Valmiki Retold by: R.K. Narayan.
ASHIKHA ARUN Presents....
Quiz Instructions! 1.Please take a seat in the seat you sat in yesterday. 2.Take out your laptops and play the activity Unit 6 Quiz 1. 3.Wait patiently.
Ramayana Chanel Romagna & Nadia Poulin. Characters Rama Sita Ravan Brahma Vishnu Shiva Dasrath Kausalya Lakshman Shatrugan Kaykeyi Bharat.
Hinduism. Brahmanism Aryan priests were called Brahmins. Wrote Vedic texts, which were their thoughts about the Vedas Evolving Beliefs The Vedas, Upanishads,
E Alston 2005 Hinduism – Beliefs and Practices Learning Objectives: To identify the key events and have an overview of the story of Rama and Sita. To identify.
Sight Words.
The Trojan War Or “To get Helen Back”. The Cause of the War Short Version – Wife of a King is kidnapped. War is waged to get her back Short Version –
Diwali is the main festival for people of the Hindu religion. It is called the ‘festival of light’. It celebrates the victory of good over.
India’s first empires Today we are learning how the Mauryan dynasty built India’s first great empire.
India’s First Civilizations
Ramayana R.K. Narayan.
The Ramayana रामायण “The Journey of Rama”. Historical perspective The Ramayana contains the teachings of the very ancient Hindu sages and presents them.
Hinduism. Hinduism is a religion that began in India. The religion dates back to 1500 B.C., making it the worlds oldest religion. There are 750 million.
THIS IS With Host... Your Rig VedaSibiBhagavad- Gita RamayanaNONE 100.
The Mauryan Empire Chapter 6.3. Origin of an Empire Divided into small kingdoms Conquered by the Persians Greeks under Alexander the Great defeated Persians.
Welcome to Year 5 Class Worship Multi Faith Week 2016 Why do Hindus Celebrate Diwali and what can we learn from it as Christians?
Diwali © 2015 albert-learning.com. Diwali © 2015 albert-learning.com Diwali derived from the Sanskrit word Deepavali Deepavali = Deep + Avali Deep = light.
Hinduism. History Hinduism is a religion that began in India. The religion dates back to 1500 B.C., making it the worlds oldest religion. There are 750.
Rama and Sita The story of Diwali. Once upon a time there was a prince called Rama and his wife called Sita. Prince Rama’s wicked stepmother tricked Rama’s.
Ramayana A Hindu Oral Story. Lions flee as Ravana uproots the mountain where Shiva sits with his consort Parvati.
Title: The Ramayana Learning Objectives: To understand the main features of the story To explain the moral of the story To reflect on the relevance of.
How do these religions compare?
Rama and Sita Learning Objective:
India’s First Empires Chapter 6 Section 3.
Unit 2 Classical Civilizations China & India
Section 5: Indian Achievements
What is Divali? Aim: to understand the story of the Ramayana (L3/4).
Diwali The Festival of Light.
The Mauryan Empire Chapter 6.3.
India’s First Civilizations
Ancient India Literature
Rama and Sita The story of Diwali.
The Mauryan Empire Chapter 6.3.
The Story of Rama and Sita
Hinduism Chapter 6, Section 3 Pg
The story of Rama and Sita
Presentation transcript:

The Mahabharata and The Ramayana 6.29-I can identify the important aesthetic(relates to art) and intellectual(relates to the ability to think) achievements of India. Sanskrit literature, including the Bhagavad- Gita, Ramayana, and the Mahabharata Medicine Metallurgy Mathematics

Important facts The Indian epic the Mahabharata is made up of almost 100,000 couplets— about seven times the length of the Iliad and the Odyssey combined. It is written by several different authors over 400 years. A well known saying is the Ramayana teaches what to do in life and the Mahabharata teaches what must not be done in life. It teaches important Indian values of dharma, patience and many others. The Ramayana, describes the ideal Indian couple, Rama and Sita. Rama's killing of Ravana is symbolic of destruction of our greed and indiscipline.

The Mahabharata and the Ramayana are Indian epics that were originally written in Sanskrit. The Bhagvad Gita is an important section of the Mahabharata. What is an epic? Can you think of any examples? What is Sanskrit? Like the Vedas this literature is important to the Hindu religion and they are extremely useful in teaching and understanding the beliefs of the people.

Characters The Pandavas-The Five sons of Pandu, these heroes were fathered by the gods and are assisted by the gods, sages, and Brahmins throughout the story(The good guys) Yudhishthira-The oldest of the Pandavas who became ruler of the world The Dhartarashtras-The 100 sons of King Dhartarashtras, who were referred to as demons in human bodies Duryodhana-The oldest and leader of the Dhartarashtras The Mahabharata

The Dhartarashtra’s behaved viciously and brutally toward the Pandavas, from the time of their early childhood. They tricked the eldest Pandava, Yudhishthira,who had become the ruler of the world, in a game of dice. The Dhartarashtra drove the Pandava’s out of the kingdom for 24 years.

The Mahabharata They tricked the eldest Pandava, Yudhishthira,who had become the ruler of the world, in a game of dice.

The Pandavas fulfilled their part of that bargain by living out side the kingdom, but the evil leader of Dhartarashtra, Duryodhana, was unwilling to restore the Pandavas to their half of the kingdom when the thirteen years had expired. The result of this is called the Bhagvad Gita.

Bhagvad Gita The Bhagvad Gita- The 2 families called on their allies and fought an 18 day battle. The Pandavas won. Yudhishthira alone was terribly troubled, to the end of the story, in spite of the fact that everyone else told him the war was right and good.

The Mahabharata In the years that follow the war Dhritarashtra and his queen Gandhari, and Kunti, the mother of the Pandavas, lived out their lives in a forest retreat. The mother died with yogic calm in a forest fire.

The Mahabharata When they learned of this, the Pandavas believed it time for them to leave this world too and they embarked upon the 'Great Journey,' which involved walking north toward the polar mountain, that is toward the heavenly worlds, until one's body dropped dead. One by one Draupadi and the younger Pandavas died along the way until Yudhishthira was left alone with a dog that had followed him all the way.

Yudhishthira made it to the gate of heaven and there refused the order to drive the dog back, at which point the dog was revealed to be an incarnate form of the God Dharma, who was there to test Yudhishthira's virtue. Once in heaven Yudhishthira faced one final test of his virtue: He saw only the Dhartarashtra Clan in heaven, and he was told that his brothers were not allowed into heaven. He insisted on joining his brothers if that were the case! It was then revealed that they were really in heaven, that this illusion had been one final test for him.

Ramayana Prince Rama was supposed to become the king, but he was sent into exile for 14 years. Prince Rama insists that his brother remain king because it is his job. How does this support Hindu beliefs related to dharma?

Everyone must do their job or dharma.

Ramayana "Do I hear my husband rightly, are these words my Rama spake, And her banished lord and husband will the wedded wife forsake? Lightly I dismiss the counsel which my lord hath lightly said For it ill beseems a warrior and my husband's princely grade; For the faithful woman follows where her wedded lord may lead, In the banishment of Rama, Sita's exile is decreed,

Sita is kidnapped by the demon king Ravana, the ten- headed ruler of Lanka. What do you predict will happen in the story? "Brahman nor a righteous rishi," royal Ravan made reply, "Leader of the wrathful Rakshas, Lanka's lord and king am I, He whose valour quells the wide-world, Gods above and men below, He whose proud and peerless prowess Rakshas and Asuras know! But thy beauty's golden lustre, Sita, wins my royal heart, Be a sharer of my empire, of my glory take a part,

Rama went to rescue her, aided by Lakshmana, his brother, and the mighty monkey-general Hanuman.

Ramayana Rama and Sita return to rule their kingdom.

In the ____________________, Sita was kidnapped in the forest after she is distracted by a deer. A. Mahabharata B Bhagvad Gita C. Ramayana The _____________________ recounts the large war of good against evil. In the end good wins, but the hero is still sad. A. Mahabharata B Bhagvad Gita C. Ramayana ________________________ is the longest epic ever written that resolves with the discovery that everything is an illusion. A. Mahabharata B Bhagvad Gita C. Ramayana