Squad Goals: To know the key stages of life for a Hindu.

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Squad Goals: To know the key stages of life for a Hindu. Task: Turn your Notebook sideways and draw a line along the length of the page. Write along the line all 16 Hindu stages of life. For the 8 most important (in your opinion) draw pictures and write a brief explanation for your choices. 1. Conception 2. Prayers for a healthy baby 3. Prayers for a good birth 4. Birth ceremonies 5. Name baby 6. Babies 1st trip out 7. 1st solid food 8. Ear pierced 9. 1st haircut 10. Sacred thread ceremony 11. Starting to learn Hindu scriptures (books) 12. End of studies 13. Marriage ceremony 14. Retirement 15. Death 16. Cremation