Hindus believe in many thing.
The basics as in we should always speak the truth and when you do god is on your side of any battle. The scriptures for Hindus were written to help us learn in in and about life.
The Bhagvad Gita, for example introduces to us how we should help friends family, be there for people, the rules of karma, the gods are always watching, and they are all around us.
Some Hindus believe in many gods, some believe in 1 God, some believe in no gods. The only thing that all Hindus believe in is that they exist, the universe exists, and that karma (known to the west as the law of cause and effect) exists.
Respect to God. Humanity. Salvation.
Hindus believe in many thing.
The basics as in we should always speak the truth and when you do god is on your side of any battle. The scriptures for Hindus were written to help us learn in in and about life.
The Bhagvad Gita, for example introduces to us how we should help friends family, be there for people, the rules of karma, the gods are always watching, and they are all around us.
Some Hindus believe in many gods, some believe in 1 God, some believe in no gods. The only thing that all Hindus believe in is that they exist, the universe exists, and that karma (known to the west as the law of cause and effect) exists.
Respect to God. Humanity. Salvation.
Hinduism is a collection of beliefs from the Indian subcontinent and surrounding areas. Followers may have very similar or completely different beliefs, depending on where and how they were taught it.
Hindus have 29 gods called Annapurna, Ganesha, Maya, Balrama, Garuda, Ram, Bhuvaneshwari, Hanuman, Sarawati, Brahma, Indra, Shakti, Buddha, Kali, Shiva, Dhanwantari, Kartikay, Sita, Dhumavati, Krishna, Vamana, Durga, Kurma, Vishnu, Ganga, Laksmi and Matanqi.
Hindus believe in the existence of ONE God. They also believe in the different manifestations of the same God. Which would mean that they believe, the rain, the sun, the river etc are manifestations of the same God.
Hindus don't have a set of beliefs that are set in rock, the beliefs differ between the people. The common belief is in Karma (which in the west is called cause-and-effect).
Hinduism is a collection of beliefs from the Indian subcontinent and surrounding areas. Followers may have very similar or completely different beliefs, depending on where and how they were taught it.
Hindus have 29 gods called Annapurna, Ganesha, Maya, Balrama, Garuda, Ram, Bhuvaneshwari, Hanuman, Sarawati, Brahma, Indra, Shakti, Buddha, Kali, Shiva, Dhanwantari, Kartikay, Sita, Dhumavati, Krishna, Vamana, Durga, Kurma, Vishnu, Ganga, Laksmi and Matanqi.
Hindus believe in the existence of ONE God. They also believe in the different manifestations of the same God. Which would mean that they believe, the rain, the sun, the river etc are manifestations of the same God.
Hindus don't have a set of beliefs that are set in rock, the beliefs differ between the people. The common belief is in Karma (which in the west is called cause-and-effect).
No. Hindus do not believe in human sacrifice.
Hindus believe in reincarnation.
Some Hindus believe he didn't exist. Some Hindus believed he existed but wasn't divine. Some Hindus believe that he existed and was divine. It all depends on the Hindu that is asked.
Hindus, Buddhists and Sikhs believe in reincarnation.
Hindus believe god
No, hindus believe the cow is a sacred animal.
For Hindus, the Holy Spirit does not exist, just as Christians believe that Vishnu does not exist.
Hindus believe in rebirth and reincarnation, which the three religions do not believe in.
hindus believe in Reincarnation (punarjanma) theoty. We are trapped in cycle of life and death is their belief.
yes
They have about 500
Hindus believe that the cow is sacred in their religion. However, ancient Hindus did eat cow but sence Hinduism was not formed by one person, it slowly developed that the cow is sacred.