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■ Essential Question: – What are the major differences between the Indian religions of Hinduism and Buddhism? ■ Warm-Up Question: – Which two religions originated in modern-day India?

The Religions of Ancient India Hinduism Buddhism Overview: The people of the Indus River Valley developed 2 major religions that are still practiced today: Hinduism & Buddhism

Hinduism ■ Basic beliefs: perfect understanding – Hinduism is based upon the search for “perfect understanding” & the liberation from the human world moksha – This understanding is called moksha (also called nirvana or enlightenment)

Hinduism ■ Basic beliefs: – Only the top of the caste system can achieve moksha – Hindus believe in reincarnation (people are reborn into another form) – Moving up in the caste is based on fulfilling dharma (duty) & gaining karma (good deeds)

Hinduism ■ Gods: – Hindus believe in thousands of gods, but 3 are supreme – Brahma the creator, Vishnu the preserver, & Shiva the destroyer ■ Texts: – There is no single Hindu text, but the Upanishads & Vedas are important works

Hinduism ■ Impact on society: – Hinduism & caste system dominate all aspects of one’s life, such as who people can marry & how to dress

Quick Class Activity: Examine the image and the quote below & guess how Buddhism is different from Hinduism Let him not despise what he has received, nor should he live envying the gains of others. The disciple who envies the gains of others does not attain concentration. —Buddhist scripture, The Dhammapada (Verses of Righteousness)

Buddhism ■ Origins: – Buddhism was created by Siddhartha Gautama who abandoned a noble life in search of enlightenment – After a period of meditation, Siddhartha gained enlightenment & became known as the “Buddha”

Buddhism ■ Basic Beliefs: – Like Hinduism, Buddhists believe in moksha & reincarnation – But, Buddhists rejected the caste system & the idea that only Brahmins can achieve nirvana

Buddhism ■ Basic Beliefs: – The major teaching of Buddhism are the Four Noble Truths – Buddhists believe they can achieve nirvana by following the Eight-Fold Path

Buddhism ■ Impact on society: – Women & Hindus in the lowest castes were attracted to Buddhism – Missionaries spread Buddhism into Asia