Jacob discovers Hinduism

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Jacob discovers Hinduism

Hinduism is a polytheistic religion, meaning it believes in multiple gods. Hinduism also has no single known founder; it developed from a group of people. hinduisum has no single holy book

Hindus see religion as a way of offering their soul. Hindus also believe in something called moksha; total understanding only happens when you are almost dead.

The Hindus also believe in the caste system; lower castes can't mix with higher castes. They also believe in karma: the better you were in life, the higher you move up in the caste system. They also believe in reincarnation; you are constantly reborn until you reach moksha

Hinduism is different from other religions because it took what it liked from other religions and got rid of the rest. The Hindus also believe in 3 gods 1. Brahma, the creator 2. Vishnu, the preserver 3. Shiva, the destroyer/transformer

hindisum is known as the oldest known religon they also beleve in something called dramah the moral and religous duties they also beleve yoga is a spitual disaplin

one of the holodays they have is diwan which celabrates the win of good over evil another holoday is holi a spring festival celabrarting renewl the last holoday is narvatri a holoday honering divine feminine

the holodays also have traditions the first one is lighteing up your home or small temple with colerd oil lamps number 2 is giant playfull public gatherings number 3 is intense periods of fasting prayer and medatation

they also have traditinal foods 1 is Kaju Katli a dimond shaped fudge 2 is Gulab Jamun small depfried balls of milk 3 is Namak Para a dimond shaped pastery

hindisum developed through out multipule years in parts of india from other religons over there they also have stone temples used for worshop

hinduisum also uses some aspects of there relogon as the law hunduisum ended up becoming one of the largest religons in the world

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