Hinduism by Irma Brazaitytė-Mehagnoul https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym en-us 2021-05-03 09:13:34 UTC 2022-05-23 10:46:33 UTC hello@padlet.com Name of the Student irmamehagnoul1 https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2194484667 1. What do you think is the message of the cartoon? (see below)


2. Could you make a connection between this picture and the concept of Karma

3. How might belief in karma affect an individual’s actions in life? Provide an example of good and bad Karma from daily life.


4. Provide 1-2 question(s) about Hinduism that interests you.

]]> 2022-05-22 12:48:41 UTC https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2194484667 questions gabrielasalcido https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195502191 1. In the cartoon we see that the bomb is coming back to him. I think that this represents karma.

2. The concept of karma is whatever bad/good you put into the world will always come right back to you, according to Karma. 

3. I feel like believers of karma will be more cautious with the bad things they do against the religion or basic human everyday things, and try to be more polite and good to get something back from their "amazing" attitude. 

4. 
1. How come there are so many gods that exist in Hinduism?
2. How did they combine the elephant head with the son? Wouldn't he be dead already existing without a head?

-gaby :)


]]> 2022-05-23 08:14:29 UTC https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195502191 Kasparas D kasparasdimsa https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195503911 1. I think the cartoon means that if you start a war and shoot with guns, you are gonna get attacked.

2. I think the picture is karma because if you do something bad like start a war, people are gonna attack and target you.

3. Karma changes the actions of not only you, but other people too. For example if you help another person to pick up something, maybe next time he/she will do that for you. Also, if you try skipping a line somewhere, next time you might fall somewhere or you can get in a bad situation.

4. Can you choose to be what you will be in your second, third and more lifes of rebirth?]]> 2022-05-23 08:15:54 UTC https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195503911 Gerda gerdadaukseviciute https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195505179
1. What do you think is the message of the cartoon? (see below)I
I think it shows that what you do always comes back to you. So when the soldier shot the bullet, the bullet will come back to the soldier.

2. Could you make a connection between this picture and the concept of Karma
Here in the picture it shows how what you do will come back to you, and karma is a similar concept. So if the you do something bad for example something bad is going to happen to you.

3. How might belief in karma affect an individual’s actions in life? Provide an example of good and bad Karma from daily life.
well people will try to be nice to others and try to be the best, kind and sweet version of themselves so that they would be treated well. And bad karma is when you do something bad it will come back to you, so again they might not do the action because it might come back to the person.

4. Provide 1-2 question(s) about Hinduism that interests you.
That son with the elephant head, how did he still be functioning and alive.
Do Hinduism believers think that there is second life after you die? Or that you go to heaven or hell ? Can you believe in both as a Hinduism believer?


]]> 2022-05-23 08:16:56 UTC https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195505179 Kostas kostasnacajus https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195505281 I suppose that what you do will come back as karma like if you do bad things it will come back as bad and if it's good then it will come back as good

I think he will not do anything bad to other people. I think that for bad people bad karma is going to come back and for good, it can be good karma

what would happen if someone said that Hinduism is bad would the Hindus be upset and angry?




]]> 2022-05-23 08:17:02 UTC https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195505281 Kasparinho Peksynho kasparaspeksys https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195505904 1. I think the message of the cartoon is that if you attack somebody in a fight in a game. I think karma can hit you back, because the person can kill you. Like a example in real life would be Putin attacked Ukraine thinking it would be really easy, but he got instant karma, because Ukranians defended very well and now he is loosing the war.
2. That the person shot a missile and he probably wanted to kill other people but killed himself so he got a karma.
3. I think that believers of karma can go to heaven, because they know if they do something bad karma will hit them back later. So the believers in karma probably are trying to be good all the time so they won't get karma if they hurt somebodys feelings.
4. Why some gods are more important then the other gods?
Are there more not only people that live in India that believe in Hinduism?]]> 2022-05-23 08:17:36 UTC https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195505904 Aine aineirzikeviciute https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195505986 1. What do you think is the message of the cartoon? (see below)
I think the message of the cartoon has something to do with karma and basically says that if you do something bad the bad thing that you did is gonna come back to you.

2. Could you make a connection between this picture and the concept of Karma
The connection is that the man shot the bullet thinking it will hit someone else and it is coming back to him. So karma is basically when you do something bad and the bad thing you did comes back to you and you have to pay the price for what happened.  

3. How might belief in karma affect an individual’s actions in life? Provide an example of good and bad Karma from daily life.

 Good karma is when  you do something good and you behave with others how you want to be treated so for example you give a homeless person some money and then you get like a promotion at work and a bad example would be you being you are really mean to someone and then you get a parking ticket. 

4. Provide 1-2 question(s) about Hinduism that interests you.
Are there any holidays or celebrations for hinduism?


]]> 2022-05-23 08:17:41 UTC https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195505986 Dovydas https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195506464 1. if you do something bad karma will happen and will do the same to you

2. because the man is shooting a cannon at the cannon ball is turning around and landing the shot in his back which leaves the results being "bad karma"

3.The people which might believe in karma would focus where life to doing things more positive like cleaning up and helping others because knowing that the things they did to others one day will be returned

4. who is in charge of managing karma points?]]> 2022-05-23 08:18:02 UTC https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195506464 Amber amberkazarinaite https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195508712 1. The picture below really demonstrates Karma, if you do or attempt to do something bad something bad happens to you.
2.  Here the military is trying to attack another country, but instead he bombards his own country. This demonstrates that if you do something negative, something negative will happen to you. 
3. Belief in Karma makes you want to be good and do positive things in daily life, so you get something good. You are selfish and selfless at the same time. Example of bad karma - you push someone, and maybe the next day you fall of the stairs. Example of good karma - you donate to charity, and not long after a stranger randomly gives you money.
4. How long do hinduists pray everyday?
Is being good for good Karma considered selfish or selfless?]]> 2022-05-23 08:19:47 UTC https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195508712 NEMUNAS nemunaspranskevicius https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195508792 1. When you do something bad to something or someone else, it will bite you back later on.
2. Yes because the man is shooting the cannon at others, and the bullet is coming back to kill him
3.Belief in karma won't do very much, you will experience karma just like everyone else. For example,both types of people (Beleivers and non believers of karma) will get the same punishment, if for example they play Roblox:Welcome to bloxburg and Pls donate while learning in class.
4. I don't know but probably after death you become what you deserve, if you are good enough then you become human again.]]> 2022-05-23 08:19:51 UTC https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195508792 Egle eglevedeckyte https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195509159 1. The message is 'nekask duobės kitam, nes pats į ją įkrisi' which in English means 'don't dig a whole which you'll eventually fall in, in.' This means doing something horrid, will make your life horrid. 

2. He did something bad, and he'll get something bad later on. That happened with the bomb. He fired the bomb, so something bad will happen to him (according to the cartoon, the bomb will backfire him). 

3. Believing in karma can actually motivate a person to do better. For example, if you lie to get something, later on something bad will happen to you like falling off stairs, losing something. 

4. How to get rid of bad Karma?
4. In Hinduism, if you do good, will you be reborn, or will you go to heaven?]]> 2022-05-23 08:20:10 UTC https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195509159 Elzbieta elzbieta1navickaite https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195509246 1. I think the message is that something bad always has a way of coming back to you. For example, in this cartoon a person is shooting something and it came back to him. And this is called bad karma because its negative.

2. Yes because if you believe in karma, your actions always have a way of getting back to you, so like in the picture the man is doing something bad which is shooting and his bad actions came back to him.

3.  Karma can really affect a persons life because a person knowing their actions always come back to them will try their best to not have any sins and make sure they are kind to others. And then if a person would do something bad they would be frightened of their actions coming back to them.

4. How do the gods choose what animal you will be in your other lives?
Is there a way to pray to be a spiritual animal that you want to be?]]> 2022-05-23 08:20:15 UTC https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195509246 Aryan aryanjhunjha https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195509415 It show karma because what ever bad thing you do to people it come back to you 

2 what ever bad thing you do to people it come back to you


3 good karma is if   you  do good to something its good if you do bad its not good 


4  i Don't have any question   ]]> 2022-05-23 08:20:24 UTC https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195509415 Hinduism zakhartyutrin https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195510971  1) The cartoon shows that every positive and negative decision you make will always come back to you.

2) The concept of karma is treat others how you want to be treated. This image shows a clear meaning of what it’s like to get negative karma.

3) Karma can for example be heaven and hell, again, how you treat others they treat you. If you were bad=hell. If you were good=heaven. In your daily life might be that in school your playing with your friend, and a big popular group comes up to you and your friend and they ask “Only one person can join and play with us.” Instantly you say that you want to play with them and ditch your friend. Then the group decides to play with your friend instead of you, now your alone. 

4) 
a) is there a Hindu bible? 
 
b) Are all Hindus vegetarian?

c) Do Hindus worship idols?

d) What’s the role of Gurus in Hinduism?

-zak

]]> 2022-05-23 08:21:38 UTC https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195510971 Ricardas gabrielasalcido https://padlet.com/irmamehagnoul1/gxt7rk4cheada1ym/wish/2195511062 1. I think that the image that was shown below is about karma and how what you do always has a way of coming back to you and like Aryan said the Hinduism religions believes that when you do something bad the it is going to come back some way or another. It is related to things always have a way of coming back to you because even when you do something good something good will always come back and happen to you.
2. I can make a connection that when I did something good at school to my friend the next day when I needed things he helped me and that is how I got through that situation while if I would've not given the thing or did good my friend would've probably helped me but still he would've had less of a chance to help me.
One time I didn't give my charger to my friend and the other time when I needed a charger this type of thing happened and I didn't have a charger and I got Karma.
3. When someone believes in Karma they will know when they are going to do something bad then something bad will happen to them and they don't want that so they will think twice and they will always want things to happen to them that are good and they will have a greater chance of being good than bad.
4. What has Hinduism done to a person that has come from another country that doesn't believe about Hinduism and then when he started believing his life changed and how did it change?
Exactly how many gods are there in Hinduism and are some gods that have the same powers?
If you do something bad and you don't want to get bad Karma bad is there a way to take it away and how?

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