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Guided Notes: Hinduism

Hinduism is the 3rd largest religion in the World, and was founded in . The Hindu people believe that all people are born to a certain level or status called _____________.
Hinduism is the ___________________ religion in the world, with over _________________________ followers worldwide.

Concept of God-

The Hindu God is called _____________________________, and is said to reside within all people. In people , the incarnations are called _____________________.

The Hindu God, ___________________________, has many different incarnations, the most popular of which are:

1) __________________________________( the creator if life)
2) __________________________________(The preserver of life)
3) __________________________________(The destroyer of Life)

Goal of Hinduism:

The Ultimate Goal in the Hindu’s life is to obtain ____________________________________, which is a realization that ones inner spirit is the same as ________________________, but if one does not succeed in this goal, he or she is reincarnated. ______________________ is the Hindu concept that actions done in life will leave impressions upon one’s soul, and will affect ones reincarnation status.

________________________ is the method a Hindu subjects him or herself to in order to obtain liberation and comes in five variations.

1) ___________________________________( The path of the body)
2) ____________________________________(The path of love and devotion)
3) _______________________________ (The path of Right Action)
4) ________________________________ ( The Path of Meditation)
5) ________________________________(The path of Wisdom)

Major Guiding Documents in Hinduism:

_______________________ are considered to be of divine origin and come in four major books, ________________________, Yajurveda, Sama veda, and Athar veda; covers topics such as sacrifice, lifestyles, rituals, and Hymns.

The Upanishads are the documents which cover

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