HINDUISM

Hinduism

Hinduism

Introduction

The world is dominated by different religions, some of which are in majority while others are considered as existing in minority. Some dominate certain country or nationality while others do not. Every religion has a base to its ideology and existence. The foundation of all the religions is based on the building block of rituals, worships and other factors which keep its followers in harmony and peace with each other.

Hinduism is one great religion of the history which has been surviving and is followed since many ancient traditional and historical times. The mysticism of Hinduism is calling the spirit. Around 1200BC before, some Indo-European tribes settled in Punjab and were nomadic. But, they had known the Hindu script very well and sung the collection of ancient rituals which are known as Rig-Vedas. The religion, Hinduism, is a more modern Brahmin religion which was brought in by the Aryans during the invasion of India.

Most Hindus believe in many gods, which include Vishnu, Shiva, Saraswati, Indra, Lukshmi and Karishma. The basis of this religion is formed by the fact that Hindus believe in the concept of reincarnation i.e. the death of the soul is reincarnated and reborn in another body. This is known as the law of karma.

The practices of Hinduism involve complex rituals performed both publicly and domestically. Their religion is based on the rhythms of life and nature. Ablutions in the sacred water of rivers, daily visits to temples to practice worship, recitation or repetition of mantras of power, magical pilgrimage to their holy places and participations in their religious and cultural factors is what the Hinduism is based on. The religion of Hinduism makes its followers believe in the powers of yoga. For meditative purposes, all the Hindus, there exists raja yoga, which provides them ...