PPT-Brahman

One God or Great Power most powerful force in the universe Brahmans personality is shown through hundreds of other gods He can be described like salt in water OMAUM This is the sacred symbol . Aryans. Hinduism. Brahman. Upanishads. Brahman, the God. Main Hindu gods. Varna. Reincarnation. Dharma. How did the belief in . reincarnation. affect the Indians?. Please copy the Hinduism Notes Outline below…. Lesson objectives:. To . know. that Hindus believe that Brahman is the Supreme Spirit or Ultimate Reality. To . understand . how Brahman is both One and Many. To . consider. how the Hindu understanding of God is similar to/different to our own views about God/Ultimate Reality . 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 . One of the oldest known religions in the world.. Unlike most other religions, Hinduism has: . -No single founder. No single scripture. No commonly agreed upon set of teachings. Hinduism . Because of the previous things mentioned, scholars often refer to Hinduism as a ‘way of life’ or a ‘family of religions.. ”. 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. . U. p. ani. s. had. s. Sacre. d. . Scr. i. p. t. u. r. e. s. o. f. Sana. t. an. a. . Dhar. m. a. Sacre. d. . Scr. i. p. t. u. r. e. s. o. f. H. i. ndu. i. s. m. Upan. i. s. ha. d. Upa. -. (near). Global Brahman Confederation (GBC). Invites you to. 22. nd. BSNA & 7. th. GBC Annual Convention. (Hosted by BSNA Michigan Chapter). on July 28-30th, 2017 (Friday-Sunday) . i. n Detroit, Michigan at. Basic Beliefs of Hinduism. No founder, no . single. holy text. Vedas, Upanishads, epics. The three most important gods are:. Brahma: the Creator. Vishnu: the Preserver. Siva: the Destroyer. All living things (animals, people, and gods) have souls which are part of one eternal spirit called the Brahman . ”. 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. . Eastern Philosophy: The Basics. What is “Eastern” Philosophy?. Harrison stresses the wide variety of philosophies in Asia and that there is no clear geographical border dividing “West” from “East.” Her . Hinduism. . is . a collection of religious beliefs that developed over time. . Unlike other religions, Hinduism . can not . be . traced to one founder with a single set of ideas.. Basic Beliefs. Reincarnation. Aryan Prayers were passed down through generations, yet as Aryan cultures mixed with other cultures so did their religion and the mixture created what we know as Hinduism. A. A blend of Religions. Hinduism is a mixture of many different beliefs and has many different practices. . Uttara Mimamsa . The Later Exegesis School. Purva Mimamsa . Earlier Exegesis School. Mimamsa . karma-kanda . Vedic ritual. Uttara Mimamsa . Later Exegesis School. Vedanta. 1KENA UPANISHADTranslated and interpreted byVDN Rao former General Manager India Trade Promotion Organisation Ministry of Commerce Govt of India Pragati Madan New Delhi now at Chennai2Other scripts by