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70 Class System 1/10 Do you think people should be judged in society by how much money they make? Why?

Hinduism & the Caste System

The Beginnings of Hinduism About 1500 BC, when the Aryans invaded India, they brought with them parts of their culture Their language Sanskrit, which the Aryans believed was a holy language, was spoken by the gods. The Aryans’ holiest books, the Vedas are written in Sanskrit. These four books describe the Aryan religion.

Hinduism Hinduism is one of the oldest religions still practiced today. They worship three main gods Brahma the Creator Vishnu the Preserver Shiva the Destroyer Below these gods are many other lesser gods.

Brahma the Creator Creator of the Universe Four faces to symbolize the 4 Vedas

Vishnu the Preserver Preserves the created universe. He is all powerful and all knowing Believed to be walking amongst the people of the world In his four arms he carries a conch shell, a mace, and a discuss, symbols of his power and greatness.

Shiva the Destroyer Shiva is responsible for change both in the form of death and destruction.

Hinduism Teachings Hinduism teaches that people live many lives until they reach spiritual perfection Believes in reincarnation, the soul lives on after death and returns to life in a new body. Those who live good lives will be reborn into a higher social position Those who live bad lives will return as lower life forms

Caste System The priests used the Vedas and the belief in reincarnation to give order to their society. The Aryan social classes are divided into 4 castes. Priests Soldiers and Rulers Farmers and merchants Common people

The Caste A person born into one caste could never change caste or mix with members of another caste. Caste members live, marry, and work within their own group. To the Indian people the caste system was like the human body

The Untouchables Below all the castes were the untouchables. They did all the unpleasant jobs of society. Were though to be impure They had to avoid all contact with the rest of society.

Accepting the Caste System What made life under the caste system bearable was reincarnation They believed that even though life might be hard, but if people did the work of their caste, there was hope that the next life would be better.