Hinduism and Buddhism EQ: 1.What are the main beliefs of Hinduism?

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Hinduism and Buddhism EQ: 1.What are the main beliefs of Hinduism? 2. What are the main beliefs of Buddhism?

Hinduism – Background Information Hinduism is a polytheistic religion that started in India. Sacred Texts: Vedas, Ramayana, Bhagavad-Gita There is no single founder of the religion. Hindu beliefs are a combination of the beliefs of the early Indus Valley peoples and the Aryans.

Hindu Gods Polytheistic: Hindus believe in many gods; gods can be in many forms, including animals and humans; Brahma - the Creator Vishnu - the Preserver Shiva - the Destroyer

Main Beliefs of Hinduism Reincarnation: after death, souls are reborn into another form; reincarnation is determined by karma and dharma; Ahimsa: moral principle of nonviolence; Hindus believe that all things are aspects of brahman, therefore they should be respected;

Main Beliefs of Hinduism Karma: all the actions of a person's life that affects his or her fate in the next life; People who earn a good karma are reborn at a higher level of existence; Dharma: the religious and moral duties of an individual; duties vary according to class, occupation, gender or age; by obeying one's dharma, a person acquires merit for the next life

Karma = actions Dharma = duties

If you obey your dharma and have good karma you will be reincarnated to achieve moksha. Moksha is the releasing of one’s soul from the cycle of rebirth.

How does the caste system influence Hindu beliefs? Caste System = social classes into which you are born and cannot change; after death, Hindus hope to be reincarnated into a higher caste; each caste has its own dharma;

Sacred Animals / Rivers: cows, elephants and other animals are viewed as sacred; the Ganges River is the most sacred river to Hindus;

Buddhism – Background Information Buddhism started in India by the “Buddha,” or Siddartha Gautama Founder: Siddartha Gautama = an Indian prince who sought to eliminate suffering and devoted his life to achieving nirvana;

Main Beliefs of Buddhism Karma Dharma Reincarnation Buddhists believe in NO GODS; the Buddha was not normally viewed as a god;

Main Beliefs of Buddhism Eightfold Path / Middle Way “the right way;” making the right decisions, actions, effort, etc.

Main Beliefs of Buddhism Four Noble Truths = Life is full of suffering Suffering is caused by desire Eliminate suffering by eliminating desire Eliminate desire by following the Eightfold Path / Middle Way

Main Beliefs of Buddhism Buddhists do not believe in the caste system; Buddhists believe that anyone, at any time, can achieve nirvana; Nirvana = the goal of every Buddhist; spiritual enlightenment; Ahimsa = NON-VIOLENCE

Spread of Buddhism

Exit Ticket Identify TWO DIFFERENCES in beliefs between Hinduism & Buddhism