PPT-BY VEDAS, MALHAR, JP AND MOHAK

A CHRISTMAS CAROL STAVE 3 Charles Dickens is one of the greatest English writers He was born near Portsmouth in the south of England on 7th February 1812 Charles Dickens died on 9th June 1870 He was 58 years old Dickens in buried in the famous church Westminster Abbey in London. Hinduism: . The Persian version of “. Sindhu. ”, the Sanskrit word for River . Basics of Hinduism . Founder. : . None (So ancient that it can’t be traced back) . When: 2500 BCE . 1500 BCE written . Lecture 2. The . Vedas are verses of Wisdom. .. They . are thought to be . timeless. because they were revealed to the first human beings.. They are . authorless . because they . are revealed . by reality and not by persons. . Current population. 828. Million. Location. Largest portion of population in . India. and South . Asia. Origins. No Founder. -developed through ancient . Aryan. traditions and beliefs around the Indus Valley Region. Asia Lesson 5. DO NOW. At the top of your Guided Notes, use complete sentences to describe MONOTHEISM and POLYTHEISM. What do they refer to? Can you name some examples of each?. Objectives & Learner Profile. Lecture 10. Returning to the Vedas. At a certain point in the history of Indian philosophy the supposed authority of the Vedas becomes a problem because challenges to the authority have been made by unorthodox schools, such as:. Rig . Ved. , derived from the root word . 'rik'. meaning . 'to praise‘. . It includes 1,028 suktas (hymns), comprising 10,528 Sanskrit verses, and over 150,000 words. The Rig Vedic hymns of prayer and worship are addressed to Vedic deities, such as Indra (250 hymns), Agni (200 hymns), Soma (100 hymns), and numerous hymns addressed to Surya. Most doctrines of Hinduism have been, in one way or another, derived from the Rig Veda. . ”. The Distinctive Methods of Language Utilization in . Advaita. Vedanta. . Hinduism: The Richness of Diversity. . A. n . ancient, large and many-branched family, recognizable through vital common features, but preserving also the rich uniqueness of its individual members. . The Origins of Hindu India. Pg 92 in your textbook. Reading for tonight: . pg 92-95, questions 1-4. Hinduism- The Eternal Faith. With over 800 million followers worldwide, . Hinduism. is . one of the oldest and most important religions on . Hermann . Hesse. , the Novel’s Ideological Background and Survival Vocabulary for Chapters 1-2. Hermann . Hesse. Brief Biographical Sketch. born in 1877 to a North German father and South German mother. Introduction to Asia. East. This course is organized East/West. Those in the East . The East/West division is a product of the West. East is diverse. Labelling them all the same is misleading. Map of Eurasia in the 2nd century CE(=AD). ”. The Distinctive Methods of Language Utilization in . Advaita. Vedanta. . Hinduism: The Richness of Diversity. . A. n . ancient, large and many-branched family, recognizable through vital common features, but preserving also the rich uniqueness of its individual members. . Basa. , . Kirsty. . h. induisim.about.com. ancient.eu.com. The Vedas are a collection of hymns and other religious texts composed in India between about 1500 and 1000 BCE. It includes elements such as liturgical material as well as mythological accounts, poems, prayers, and formulas considered to be sacred by the Vedic religion.. Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Bernier. Founder and Region of Origin. Hinduism has no single founder. It developed and changed over 3500 years, growing out of the varied beliefs of the diverse peoples who settled in India.. Based on . Meaning : Veda malika . Chants : Radio sai. TWO MAIN SCRIPTURES. SHRUTHI – Vedas & Upanishads. That which is heard. SMRITI – Rest of the scriptures. That which is remembered. Root word – Vid – TO KNOW.