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Hindus would create temple tanks for bathing and sculptures of people doing yoga.

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Hinduism is the oldest religion on Earth. It had highly developed civilizations that grew throughout the Indus Valley between

4000 and 1500 B.C. Hindu traditions such as dharma, karma and reincarnation have never really changed over 5,000 years.

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The Vedas say time and life are cyclical. After death, one's soul leaves the body and is reborn, or reincarnated, into a new form, which could be another person, an animal or even a plant. This constant cycle of birth and rebirth is known as samsara. What body or form the soul is born into is determined by karma.

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Hindu might worship gods such as Vishnu and Shiva in a large, public temple.

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Hinduism is a code of life. A collection of attitudes, personal experiences and religious practices. That code is deﬁned by behaviors rather than beliefs.

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Hinduism became divided into many sects. But true to the foundations of Hinduism, the new sects' beliefs and practices were accepted. Because of such tolerance, Hinduism still thrives today.