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Video about the creation of the world

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The Hindu Interpretation of Creation | The Story of God

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The process of rebirth is called Samsara. It is a continues cycle that includes birth, earth, death, and rebirth. When a Hindu believes in Samsara, they think that when you die your soul is carried to a new body. It can also be a living thing that is not human such as an animal of some sort. The goal of setting the soul free is so that the soul can live in a new life. Samsara is an important part of life (death and rebirth) to Hindus. http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/hinduism/concepts/concepts_1.shtml

What I learned about this article
From this article my understanding about Samsara is that it means rebirth.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9yWwFWpbRo

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You can also do this one but it is kind of boring.

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Brahman, to the Hindus, was a supreme power. They believed that it was the most powerful thing in the world. Brahman would last for all eternity. It is in everything in the world. Brahman is a very important belief to Hindus. https://www.ananda.org/yogapedia/brahman/   How does this article contribute to my current understanding of Brahman? It taught me about the Hindu's belief in Brahman, the powerful, supreme power.

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The article summarized that Karma was important to the Hindu and many other Indian religions. How does this article contribute to my current understanding of Karma? I learned that many religions believe in Karma
https://berkleycenter.georgetown.edu/essays/karma-hinduism

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Deities are different faces of a supreme force. Deities are in Hindu sacred texts and worship rituals. In some Hindu traditions there are three important Deities Brahma, Shiva, and Vishnu. Each Deities controls an aspect of the universe. Ancient Hindu sacred texts mostly talk about Deities fighting evil.

http://readersandrootworkers.org/wiki/Category:Hindu_Deities
This article tells about all the important gods and goddess, and gives details about exactly what Deities are.

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Hindus believe in karma, the thought that you deserve everything that happens to you. For example, if you are someone who is kind and does good deeds, your life will contain many positive events. If you are rude and do bad things, your life will be more negative. The Hindus also believed that if you followed your Dharma or set of rules, you would have good karma in your next life. After you were reborn, you could be in a higher class.

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https://www.britannica.com/topic/dharma-religious-concept
https://student.teachtci.com/shared/sections/6486?program_id=13
Dharma is law, obligation, and duty. Following someone's dharma means performing someone's duties and living in an honorable way.
Hinduism Dharma is considered the moral law and code of living. There is the dharma that applies to everyone, consisting of truthfulness, non-injury, and generosity. There is also the dharma to be followed according to someone's class, status, and their station in life. Dharma appoints the matter of Dharma-sutras, religious manuals which are the earliest source of Hindu law, and has gradually been extended into Dharma-shastra, which is a collection of ancient texts.
This text talks about Dharma and details about it, giving me more knowledge of it.

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Caste System  - Brooke                     

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Caste System  - Brooke                     

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"Brahmanism was more than a religion in ancient India. It was a way of life. It affected how Indians lived' - TCI.

India's Caste System by Ranjini Manian talks about the different types of social status, Brahim, Kshatriya, Vaishya, and Shudrah. He gives examples of himself and friends being judged based on his social class. Ranjini Manian tells about the caste system through the ages. From the medieval period to the modern era. This article gave tons of information about the Caste System.

http://www.dummies.com/careers/business-skills/indias-caste-system/
How does the text contribute to my current understanding of the Caste System ? I realized that the Caste System had many effects on the way of life for the hindus.

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What are the beliefs of Hinduism?