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Hinduism The Basics

Polytheistic 330 million gods All faces of the one Points of contact with the divine

Samsara Cycle/wheel of life, death, rebirth that is the basic state of existence  Time is cyclical, not linear- cycles of creation and destruction in the universe Reincarnation for the universe over vast periods of time

Reincarnation Series of lifetimes needed to achieve the goal of liberation/release from this world Usually cannot remember past lives Reborn as: people, animals, gods and goddesses in many heavens, demons in many hells other steps in between- even gods are reincarnated

Brahman The shared divine essence of all things, beyond the reach of human perceptions We see distinctions and separations, not the unity of Brahman We need knowledge and discipline to see the truth

Karma Moral law of cause and effect Determines your next reincarnation as good or bad, close or far to realizing samsara Only humans can change their karma by doing deeds that produce merit Bad things happen to good people because those good people were bad in a past life

Dharma Doing what is right for: Do this to achieve good karma Yourself Family Caste Universe Do this to achieve good karma