Hinduism

The Hinduism Religion

Introduction

Hinduism is one of the oldest practiced religions or practiced traditions in the world. According to research, its origin is not concretely known. It is determined to be some where in the Indian subcontinent. The belief system of Hinduism is multifaceted; they pray to more than one God, and they practice idol worship. Because Hinduism was not founded by one person, several different doctrines and philosophies exist making the religious practice too complex for unification. Hinduism culture and societal influences such as a vegetarian diet, belief in Karma and feeding the poor are vital to its region where there is a huge population and susceptible to shortages. Hinduism recognizes four different stages of life, the later being the Ascetic. This stage being the end of their life-cycle they liberate themselves from the existent of earthly things and prepare death and live as hermits. Although Hinduism is a religion or practice without a clear origin, its culture and influence has sustained its existent to be the third largest religion in the world.

Hindu Religion

Hinduism is one of the third oldest religions of the world that has no creator or identified time frame of when it was created. In typical logic Hinduism is not a religion, it is basically a set of customs and beliefs developed over a long period of time. Hinduism comes from the word “India Meaning River. Hinduism has a variety of divisions which admire the ancient scriptures of” Vedas (knowledge). The Hindus devotion is to more than one God, they also have a belief in reincarnation and mediation. According to YgoY (2005),” The fundamental concept of Hinduism is the belief in the ultimate reality called Brahman (universal soul) and its identification with the Aatman (individual soul). Brahman is supposedly the ultimate god and is believed to be shapeless and never-ending. According to YgoY (2005), it states that for the sake of worshipping the...