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1. I learned that Hinduism has a total of seven core beliefs.

2. I also learned that each being had itś own dharma.

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1. The word "karma" translates to "action".

2. The word "dharma" translates to proper behavior when you assume a given role (ie: a king, a teacher, a student, etc.)

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The Many Gods of the Hindu Faith | The Story of God

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OR- Click to View Lesson on the Hindu Goddesses

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OR- Click to View Lesson on the Hindu Goddesses

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What Is Diwali and How Is It Celebrated?

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Holi Festival: The Colorful Chaos of India!

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1. There are seven core beliefs. The first core belief is "Belief in One Universal Soul." The Hindus believe in one Universal Soul known as "Brahman."

2. The word "Transmigration" is when your soul moves to another body.

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1. Sanskrit is the ancient language of the Hindu people.

2. The Sanskrit word for the Indus River, which was vital to ancient civilizations, is Sindhu, which was later changed to Hindu.

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Brahma is the creator of the universe, with four heads to face each direction.

Vishnu is the preserver who watches over the land until its time for Shiva to destroy it.

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1. I learned that some Hindus are very dedicated to praying and following the religion while others don't believe in any gods but still follow.

2. I also learned that Brahman is the universe and the material that makes up the universe.

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1. Sanskrit is the ancient language of the Hindu people like how the Sanskrit name for the Indus River is Sindhu.

2. The Hindu name was made by turning the S's into H's. Sindhu was turned into Hindu by replacing the S with the H already in the word.

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1. Hinduism is one of the worlds oldest religions.

2. Hindus have seven different roles including Karma, Dharma, Moksha, and they also believe in reincarnation.

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1. The word Dharma translates to "Proper Behavior.

2. There are 7 different parts of Hinduism/ beliefs.

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1. Hindus believed that Brahman was the creator of the universe.

2. Each of Brahmans four heads represents each of the vedas, his heads also represent the four yukes.

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1. The cycle of life is about 4.32 million years

2. Each person and creature have a different dharma

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1. Hindus have/had seven core beliefs.

2. Hindus pray, "...lead me from the unreal to the real."

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1. Sanskrit used to be the language Hindus used thousands of years ago back in ancient India.

2. There is this one thing called Dharma which is some sort of balance.

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Hindus believe that karma is when someones good or bad actions carry on with them to the next life they are in.

Hindus also believe that when you die your soul moves to anew host/body for your next life.

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1. One thing that I learned from this video was that Brahman is the material that makes up all of the universe and has no gender and no face. Brahman is also the creator of the universe and is a universal soul.

2. Another thing that I learned from this video was that a soul is called atman and your actions in this life will affect your afterlife too. I also learned that when you die, your soul separates from your body and goes into another lifeform.

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1. Hinduism is an old religion.

2. The soul is called atman in Hinduism.

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1. Sanskrit is an ancient Hindu language.

2. The word karma means action.

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1. Hindus believe in one universal soul, Brahman.

2. Hindus believe in something called karma which is what you do in the present life transfers to your next life.

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1. There are seven main core beliefs, like the Atman and the Brahman

2. The "Brahman" is the material that created and makes up the universe.

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1. There are 7 core beliefs in Hinduism. Atma, Samsara, Karma, Moksha, Dharma, Brahman, and Shristi.

2. Dharma in Hinduism represents the moral duties and responsibilities of an individual. It guides people in living a righteous life according to their role in society.

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1. The words Hindu and India come from the same word and was formed by the ancient Persians and the ancient Greeks.

2. The Hindu goal is to somehow get back to Brahman. If a Hindu can do this they will be freed from the cycle of life and death, Moksha.

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1. Some Hindus are dedicated to praying while some of them don't believe in any god but follow.

2. Hinduism is is one of the oldest religions in the world.

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There are many shrines for many gods with pictures and statues for them. People will beg gods or goddesses to bring them out of difficult times and in return they will forever be worshiped like that god or goddess is the only one.

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1. Hindus believe in the elephant-headed god called "Ganesha".

2. If a Hindu worships a single personal god, they are broken out of the reincarnation cycle.

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1. Hindus have over a million gods, but usually the family has their own God that they worship.

2. The hindu gods come in various forms, in India they usually have shrines or idols called murtis.

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1. I learned that everything in the universe has a Dharma. The video explained that a lion's Dharma would be to kill and a king's Dharma would be to rule.

2. I learned that the Persians and the Greeks rearranged the letters in the Sanskrit word Sindhu.

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1. I learned that there are 7 core beliefs that Hindus follow.

2. Also Brahman is the material that makes up the universe.

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1. There are seven different core beliefs to follow when believing in Hinduism.

2. There are 4.32 million years in one cycle of life.

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1. There are millions of gods.

2. You choose them either based on the family or when you are in a need and you ask a god to help you and you will worship them as your god.

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1. There are millions of Hindu gods.

2. Each family has a family deity that they worship.

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1. Ganesha is a deity known for removing obstacles and bringing good fortune.

2. The many diverse gods and goddesses in Hindu beliefs can take various forms, including males, females, humans, or animals. Some deities are a combination of human and animal appearances.

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1. They're are seven core beliefs and the second belief is belief in an immortal individual soul. Your soul is called an Atman and when it goes into another body that is called transmigration.

2. Sanskrit is the ancient language for the Hindus people.

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1. There are many gods/godesses and each one has its own purpose.

2. Which diety you worship is ussally determined by your family.

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1. Many Hindus have their own god or deity that is passed down throughout their family.

2. There are countless Hindu gods.

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1. Hindus worship about 1 million gods.

2. Most of the Hindus towns and city's are full of religious art dedicated to there many gods.

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1. Hinduism has seven core beliefs.

2. The brahman is the source of all realty.

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1. Hindu's believe that there are many gods instead of just one. There are males, females, some part human and some part animal.

2. If some people are having a difficult time in life, they go to the gods and worship them to give people a better life.

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1. Hindus don't just believe in one god, they believe in multiply.

2. Gods can have different appearances Witch translates to what powers they have.

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1. Deities can come in many forms such as male, female, or half-human half-animal.

2. I also learned that there is one deity in the family and that they choose one god or goddess to worship.

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1. Each Hindu god has a specific purpose and meaning.

2. Ganesha is the Hindu god of beginnings and the remover of obstacles. He is often depicted with an elephant head and symbolizes wisdom, prosperity, and good fortune.

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1. Hindus believe in millions of gods, who can be the same god, but doing a different task like creating new things on earth, and then taking things away to make room for new things!

2. Ganesha, the son of of Shiva and Parvati is an elephant headed god who, "...removes obstacles."

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1. To put it simply,Brahman(not to be confused with Brahma), is the universe.

2. Karma is what affects your next life. For example, if you keep hitting someone with a twig, you will do that in the next life and your role in society will become lower.

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1. There are millions of gods/goddesses.

2. Hindus pick one god/goddess as their personal god.

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1. Hindus believe in millions of gods.

2. In India, you can find a shrine every corner you turn worshiping a different god.

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1. There are millions of Hindu gods and goddesses.

2. Each family has a Deity they worship and is passed down from generation to generation.

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1. Hindus worship about 1 million gods/goddesses.

2. One deity in a family is that they must pick one god or goddess to worship and that god/goddess gets passed down to other generations.

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1. All Hindu families had a family deity passed down through generations

2. Ganesha is the elephant headed God, son of Shiva and Parvati.

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1. The god "Indra" was the most important god in the Vedic religion but later became a major figure in Hinduism.

2. The god "Hanuman" was the Hindu monkey god and he is one of the most celebrated and worked at figures in Indian religion.

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1. Diwali is the Hindu festival of light, typically celebrated on the night of the new moon.

2. Diwali is the biggest celebration in India and generally, it signifies the win of good over evil.

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1. One thing I learned was each street in India has a shrine of a god or goddess.

2. I also learned that each family chooses what god or goddess to warship.

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1. One thing that I learned from this video was that Hindus put up shrines for their millions of gods and goddesses that they believe in. They also pray to specific gods for specific things like if you are sick or in need of help too!

2. Another thing that I learned from this video was that how you choose which god that you believe in usually depends on your family where they choose which god or goddess you believe in. You also have a specific family deity that your family worships and prays to that is passed on for generations.

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1 In the view it said Hinduism is the oldest religion.

2 In the view it said there are 4.32 million years.

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1. Indra was the most important God in the Vedic religion.

2. Hanuman is the Hindu monkey god.

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Different Dietes can be different things such as male female male and female half human and half animal.

I also learned that there are Millions of gods in Hindu culture.

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1. Around every corner they would have a shrine to protect you.

2. During difficult times, you could pray to a god or goddess for help and in trade you would forever give your faith to them.

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1. Diwali is the Hindu festival of light and it is celebrated on the night of the new moon.

2. Diwali is the largest celebration in India and it signifies victory.

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1. I learned that people worship either god(s) or goddesses.

2. I also learned that god(s) or goddesses can be handed down from generations.

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The name Harry Hara represents Vishnu and Shiva. Brahma is a god who is no longer worshiped at all even though he is the creator.

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1. The goddess, Rahda, symbolizes the human soul in Vaishnavism.

2. Kali is the goddess of death, time, and the end of the world.

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1. Durga is the number one goddess in Hinduism.

2. Lakshmi is a favorite among women because of her wealth and prosperity.

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1. Vishnu is known as The Preserver.

2. The Holy Trinity consists of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.

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1. There are millions of gods, some are male, female, half human half animal but they all have a certain power.

2. The families pick a god and that god is then worshiped by the next generations.

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1. In each Hindu family there is a family deity and it is passed down generations.

2. Sometimes the Hindus will pray for a god/goddess to get them out of a difficult time and the promise to worship them forever.

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1. Indra was believed to be the most important god in the Vedic religion and became a famous figure in Buddhism and Hinduism.

2. I also learned that the god Hary Hara was made of two gods with Shiva on the right and Vishnu on the left.

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1. One of the most popular Hindu gods is Krishna, he is the god compassion and kindness he is also the 8 incarnation or avatar of Vishnu.

2. Vishnu is one of the most powerful Hindu gods, he takes 10 incarnations and is often seen sitting on a snake in the ocean.

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1. There are millions of gods in Hinduism.

2. Each god has unique powers.

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1. Diwali is the Hindu festival of light.

2. Diwali is the biggest Hindu festival.

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1. 1. Radha: Wife of Lord Krishna, symbolizing love and devotion. 2. Kamadhenu: Divine cow; abundance and fulfilling desires. 3. Tulsi: Sacred plant and goddess, symbolizing purity. 4. Ganga: Goddess of the Ganges River, representing purity and the washing away of sins. 5. Sita: Wife of Lord Rama 6. Kali: Fierce goddess associated with the destruction of evil forces. 7. Saraswati: Goddess of knowledge, music, and arts. 8. Lakshmi: Goddess of wealth and prosperity. 9. Parvati: Wife of Lord Shiva, representing love and devotion. 10. Durga: Powerful goddess who fights evil and protects humanity.

2. All the goddesses each have a purpose and meaning/definition of what they are there for and what they do.

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1. Another name for the celebration Holi, is the Festival of colors

2. Holi marks the arrival of spring and also celebrates the victory of good over evil.

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1. The ninth most powerful goddess's name is Kamadhenu and she is the mother of all cows.

2. The most powerful goddess's name is Durga and she is the universe's protector.

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1. Holi is deeply rooted in Hindu mythology. These stories add a layer of meaning and tradition to the vibrant festivities

2. One of the most popular legends in Holi is about the demon king Hiranyakashipu who was granted near immortality and wanted everyone to worship him.

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1. Indra was the most known and important god and is usually seen holding lightning bolts

2. Hara Hara is the known deity combining Vishnu and Shiva. He is depicted as Shiva on the right and Vishnu.

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1. Shiva is the strongest god and is known as the destroyer.

2. Brahma is the second strongest god and is known as the creator of all life.

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1. One thing I learned is that Indra is the major God in the religion of Vedic.

2. I also learned that the Holy Trinity is made up of Shiva, Brahma and Vishnu.

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1. All the most popular gods will have a very special power like how Kamadhenu is the mother of all cows or how Radha was the wife of another with souls representing human soul and male, symbolizing god.

2. Kali is known for violence, death, time and the end of the world. It seems bad, but considered a strong mother figure for others.

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1. The god called Subramanya is a god deemed as the son of lord Shiva and mother Parvati. Subramanya is the Hindu god of war.

2. Lord Krishna is one of the most widely revered and also most popular of all the Indian gods. Lord Krishna is the god of compassion.

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1. Diwali is known as the festival of lights to Hindus and is one of the most important Hindus holidays.

2. Diwali signifies when Lord Rama came back from the Lanka with his wife and brother and returned to the kingdom, for this reason the people of the kingdom lit diyas to welcome their king.

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1. I learned that the god Indra was the most important god in the vedic religion.

2. I also learned that Hanuman is the Hindu monkey god and he is one of the most celebrated figures.

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1. Diwali, or the Festival of Lights, is celebrated in October or November. Families clean their homes, decorate with lights, and enjoy fireworks. They worship gods, light oil lamps called diyas, and eat sweets and snacks. They invite family and friends over and exchange gifts.

2. Diwalli is celebrated worldwide but mostly in India.

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1. Holi is the Hindu festival of color.

2. Holi is meant to bring people together.

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1. Hanuman is Known as the monkey god

2. Ganesh is the Hindu god with an elephant head and he is mostly worshipped before any major project.

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1. One thing that I learned from this video was that a god named Indra was considered the most important god in the Vedic religion. He was also a major figure in Hinduism and Buddhism and is always seen wielding thunderbolts.

2. Another thing that I learned from this video was that a god named Hanuman is the Hindu monkey god and is one of the most celebrated gods in Hindu religion. He also has stories told of him about his childhood saying he is the son of Shiva and a monkey.

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1. Holi is a fun holiday where people throw colored powders at each other to celebrate spring and good winning over bad.

2. Holi teaches us to forgive others and have fun with friends, forgetting old fights

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1. The goddess Durga is regarded as the most important goddess in Hinduism.

2. The goddess Kali represents time, death, and the world's end.

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1. Many people know Diwali as, "The Celebration of Light." Diwali starts on the night of a new moon.

2. Diwali signifies, "...good over evil, of hope over ignorance, and hope over dispare."

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1. Lord Shiva is usually portrayed with a serpent around his neck.

2. Lord Brahma is known as the creator of the universe, although, his followings are decreasing.

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Diwali is the biggest and most celebrated holiday and the Hindu religion. It also is a time to let go of grudges and be happy and have a good time.

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1. Diwali is known as the festival of lights.

2. Diwali means the victory of light over darkness.

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1. Diwali is a lunar holiday, which means the date always changes and Diwali can fall on a date from late October to mid-November.

2. Diwali is the biggest Hindu festival which celebrates light over dark.

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1. Diwali is a celebration where people can exchange sweets.

2. Diwali is the biggest celebration in India.

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1. Diwali the Hindu festival of light is celebrated on the night of the new moon which means the date is constantly changing

2. Lakshmi Pua is the day most Hindus are focused on. This is on the third day of Diwali.

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1. Diwali is a festival of lights that usually occurs in late October mid-November.

2. Diwali is not on a certain date because it is a lunar holiday.

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1. Diwali is the biggest celebration in Hinduism that is a festival of lights that usually takes place from late October to mid-November.

2. Diwali derives its name from the clay lamp called a diya,

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1. Diwali is the Hindu festival of light and is named after a clay pot called a dia.

2. Diwali usually takes place from late October to mid November.