Mr.Leddy

If we look for the roots of Hinduism, we have to go back several thousand years. Some roots reach back as far as the Indus Valley civilization, which was thriving along the Indus River some 4,000 years ago, about the same times as the great civilizations of Egypt and Mesopotamia.

In this report you will learn the following:

¨The difference between Hinduism and Buddhism

Title page…………..1

Table of contents…2

Introduction………..3

About Hinduism…4-7

Conclusion and bibliography…8

If we look for the roots of Hinduism, we have to back several thousand years. Some roots reach back as far as the Indus Valley civilization, which was thriving along the Indus River some 4,000 years ago, about the same

Hindus actually see little difference between life and death. The following lines from one of their epic poems, the Bhagavad-Gita, God’s Song, celebrate the continuity of existence: `All that doth live, live always! To man’s frame as there come infancy and youth and age, so come there raisings-up and layings-down of others and of other life-abodes which the wise know and fear not.’

Many Hindus apply this way of thinking not only to their religion but also to all faiths. Therefore, a Hindu may tell you: ‘When I hear the word God, I think of Shiva or Vishnu. A Christian probably has a different mental picture. But beyond these forms, there’s really only One.’ Or ‘I worship all gods-not god one in particular. But I feel god is One, whether he is Rama (the Hindu god), Allah (the word used by Muslims) or Jesus (the Christian “God made Man”).’

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