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Hinduism

Aryan Invasion Aryans Tall Light skinned Warriors Herders

The Vedas Oldest known literature In Sanskrit Were oral traditions that were eventually written down Resulted from a combination of Aryan and Dravidian beliefs

Brahman & the Hindu Trinity

Brahma The creator

Vishnu The preserver The source of love

Shiva The destroyer of ignornace

Other Hindu Gods Parvati Is married to Shiva Had a child, Ganesh

Other Hindu Gods Ganesh * The remover of all obstacles

Hindu Cosmology Everything in the universe is a manifestation of Brahman

Maya Illusion Delusion To think of oneself as separate from all things To lose sight of the fact that one is a manifestation of Brahman, of God

Atman The “soul” Is eternal and unchanging It is Brahman It is what is reincarnated It seeks self-realization

Salvation - Moksha One is no longer reborn – to be released from the cycle of death and rebirth Consciousness reunites with Brahman The Hindu concept of Heaven

Law of Dharma The rules and guidelines one must follow in their current incarnation Was determined by one’s karma in their previous life It is better to do one’s dharma badly than to do another’s well

Samsara - Reincarnation