The word "karma" translates to "action".

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

I learned that karma means that what you do in the present can and will affect your next life.

I learned that reincarnation means that after you die your soul is in a different body/vessel

One thing that I learned is that Brahman is the universe.

A another thing that I learned is Atman is a soul.

I learned that the Hindu's are polytheistic and not monotheistic.

I learned that the deities come in many different forms.

I learned that Brahma's four heads symbolize the four Vedas and four Yugas.

I also learned that he rides a giant ostrich because he's just that iconic!

There are 7 core beliefs in Hinduism.

Hindus belive in the cycle of life:

Birth, life, and death.

Bramha has no gender or body; they are just the universe.

I also learned that there are 7 core beliefs.

The most important god in Vedic religion is Indra.

I learned that Hanuman is a monkey god.

There are 7 core beliefs in Hinduism.

Some Hindus don't believe in any god.

I learned that Hindus are monotheistic!

I also learned that Hindus use shrines to the God they prefer and use them similarly to the Holy Cross.

When Hindus die, they believe that their soul moves to another new body. This is called transmigration.

Hindus believed that the goal of life is to somehow get back to Brahman. If they are able to do this, they will be freed from the cycle of life and death.

Something I learned in the video was that Hindus believe in something called karma.

Another thing I learned is that Sanskrit was the ancient language for Hindus.

Choosing a god is like how the god from Judisim got his followers but the other way in times of distress.

There are many shrines for different types of gods.

In this video I learned that there are 7 core beliefs in Hinduism.

I learned that the named India came from mispronunciation from other nations.

Most family's have a family deity that is passed down.

In India you could find a shrine almost anywhere.

I learned that there are a lot of gods instead of like 20.

I also learned that a god is passed on to the next generation like having a family heirloom.

The soul while in the body has effects on the souls next life.

If they get to Brahman then they will be free from the circle of life and death.

There are many shrines around town for certain deities so that you may pay your respects to them as you pass by.

In times of distress, Hindus often pray to a god for safety and in return they will worship that god forever.

Hindus are monotheistic.

They have shrines like many religons have churches.

Brahman is the universal soul that makes up the whole work.

One thing that I learned is a elephant God that is name Ganesha.

One amazing fact is that there are man God, women God, and animal headed Gods.

I learned that Hindus will suffer consequences if they don't follow their Dharam.

I also learned that the Vedas are the Hindus' sacred text of knowledge.

I learned that the god Indra seems threatening with the lightning bolts he wields, but brings prosperity and hope in the time of war.

I also learned that Hanuman, the monkey god, is told to be the child of Shiva!

There are seven Hindu beliefs, I think the Atom is the coolest one one because your soul moves onto another body which is called transmigration.

I learned that a loin Dharma is to kill and eat an antelope.

You can achieve Moksha by realizing your oneness with Brahman.

Some Hindus do not believe in any gods but still follow.

Something I learned in this video is that Hindus don't believe that there is only one god, they believe there are millions of gods.

Another thing I learned in this video is that some gods are male, female, or part human.

Diwali is a celebration of good winning over evil

There is many ways to celebrate Diwali.

The Hindus people believe that Brahman made the universe.

Souls are known as Atman then when they die the move to a new body and what you did in the human body affects what you will be in your next life.

I learned that Diwali is celebrated at the new moon for the Hindu month Cara!

I also learned that Diwali is also called Deab!

Karma is a type of "curse" passed on from your "other life's". In the pass if you did something wrong like kill somebody or steal. Karma will bring something bad in you way. Kinda like revenge but just on what you did in the pass.

Brahman is the "universal soul". There one thing Breaking free from being rebirth. Being able to break free from this "curse" like is called Moksha.

Diwali is the festival of life.

The most important god is named Indra

I learned that in India there are many statues of gods and goddesses.

I learned that there is a shrine for each god

I learned that Diwali is also called Deab

I learned that Diwali is the festival of lights.

I learned that their are four main social class first one being Brahmans the priests, Kshatriya the warriors ,Vaisyas the traders, and lastly the Shudras the labourers

I also learned that their are 7 core belief of Hinduism

I learned that Holi is also called the Festival of Color!

I also learned that when attending Holi, you throw colored powder at each other!

I learned that specific gods have certain powers like the elephant god, Ganesha who removes obstacles.

In the video, I learned that some gods are male and some are female.

I learned that there is a god for god of war in Hinduism.

I learned that Shiva is part of another god.

Brahman is the universal soul that makes up the whole world.

Karma=actions that affect the future

The elephant headed God, Ganesha, is the God that removes obstacles.

Hindu deities come in many forms. Some are male, some female, some are part human part animal. Each one of these gods has specific powers.

I didn't know the gods or goddess's names were that hard to say or spell.

The most important god is named Indra

The Elephant God Ganesha that move obstacles.

Every god has a special power, each family has one family deity that is passed down to the next generation.

I learned that Holi is the festival of colors.

I learned that when celebrating Holi people throw colored powder on each other.

The most powerful God is Shiva who is the destroyer

The most powerful Goddess is Durga is the protected mother of the universe.

Diwali is a festival where good wins over bad.

Diwali is most referred to because of the lights, therefore it is called Festival of Lights in some ways.

To Hindus there is not one god there are millions.

Each god has its own power designated to it.

Diwali is the festival of lights.

Diwali is one of the most important holidays in Hinduism.

Holi is celebrated as the beginning of spring.

Holi is celebrated for the victory of good over bad.

Shiva is the most powerful god and is known as the destroyer. He is often depicted with a snake around his neck and a crescent in his hair.

Brahma is the creator god. He used to be worshiped in ancient times but is now viewed as a myth tied in with other gods and their origins.

Hari Hara is half Shiva and Vishnu.

Vishnu is the most worshipped.

Vedic is often seen weilding Thunderbolt but is kind.

hanuman is a monkey God and is very spirited.

I learned that the deities can come in any different forms like male or female, half human or half animal.

In a times of distress, Hindus will pray to a god or goddess for safety, in return they will worship that god/goddess forever.

Indra looks fierce but is actually a kind soul and can be called upon in war

Hanuman the monkey god has many depictions

In Holi people throw colered powder at each other.

Holi celebrates the beginning of spring.

Something I learned in this video is that Hanuman is a god described as a Hindu monkey god and is the most celebrated and worked at figures.

Another thing I learned is that Subramanya is the god of war and predominantly worshiped.

Hindu deities come in different forms like a lion, elephant, etc.

There are millions of gods in Hinduism.

Diwali is the festival of light

Diwali is the most celebrated holiday in India.

There are a lot of ways to Diwali.

The goddess, Kamadhenu, is the mother of all cows.

Cows are considered holy in India, because they are the earthly embodiment of Kamadhenu.

Holi is a colorful day where you can throw color powder in a big bunch of people. Holi is very bright, people covered in colors to there clothes to face.

Holi is celebrated because Krishna liked to play pranks. Pranks on the girls and throw colorful powder on them.

Holi is one of the widely celebrated holiday in India.

I learned that there is a god named Hanuman And he take the form of a monkey.

I also learned that the god Indra uses lightning bolts and bring prosperity.

I learned that their are millions of gods that Hindus worship.

I also learned that most Hindu families have like a family deity that they worship.

Diwail is signifies victory of good over evil.

Diwail is mostly celebrate in India.

Diwali is the most important holiday celebrated in India.

The celebration of Diwali takes place over the course of 5 days.

I learned that the god, Shiva, is the most popular and powerful god in Hinduism.

Hanuman is the god of wisdom and strength.

I learned that Kamadhenu is the mother of all cows according to ancient Hindu scriptures. She's also the cow of plenty who grants peoples wishes and desires.

Saraswati is the goddess of learning, wisdom, music, and beauty.

Something I learned in this video is that Diwali is the Hindu festival of lights.

Another thing that I learned in this video is there are different or many different ways to celebrate Diwali.

Hindus believe in 1 universal soul called brahman who is the universe and makes up the universe.

There are four Vedas that the Hindus believe in the Rig Veda, the Sama Veda, the Yajur Veda,and the Atharva Veda.

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

Diwali is the largest celebration in india and it signifies the victory of good and bad.

Holi is a holiday where you forget grudges and make friends.

Hirayakashipu was a demon who was given near immortality and he wanted everyone to worship him but his son believed in Vishnu so his dad wanted to kill him but failed ever time until his son got saved by Vishnu.

Diwali is the festivall of light. It when a new moon comes. Because on diffrent times that this happens it will range through October through mid November. This festival will last up to five days.

Diwali is mostly about open doors, open minds, open hearts. They share sweets with there family, friend, coworkers, and neighbors.

Diwali is the festival of lights and it's celebrated on the night of the new moon preceding the Hindu month of Cara.

The festival is celebrated in a orthodox fashion over five days, but most Hindus are focused on the day of Lakshimi Pua.

Holi is celebrated by throwing colored powder at each other and forgetting all grudges.

Holi celebrates the triumph of good over evil when an evil king took over the Hindus and forced them to worshp him. His son, however believed in Vishnu and overthrew his father.

Diwali symbolizes the victory of good over evil.

Diwali is a celebration that lasts 5 days.

Radha was the wife of another goddess.

Kamadhenu mother of all powers according to Hindus sculpter.

I learned that lights play a huge role in Diwali.

I also learned that Diwali is celebrated differently based on the region.

Hoil is when the whole entire country comes together with energy.

Hoil is a festival that brings people together.

Most of the gods take human forms or animal forms.

All of the gods are avatars.

Something I learned in this video is that the festival Holi is a time of an entire country comes alive with infectious energy and burst of colors

Another thing I learned in this video is that Holi is celebrated at the beginning of spring.

I learned the Durga is the most powerful goddess.

I also learned in addition that Saraswati is the goddess of learning and beauty and is also the wife of Brahma.

Diwali is the largest and most celebrated holiday in India, It signifies as victory of good over evil, knowledge over ignorance, and hope over despair. It is a joyous festival.

How Diwali is celebrated is that they will either host worship services at home or they will go to the temples. After that they will distribute gifts and sweets with friends and family.

Almost every where you can find a shrine or statue of a god or goddess.

How you choose which god or goddess to worship is that each family has a deity of while asking for help you pledge to worship them.

On the day of Holi, people gather together to throw colorful packets of powder at each other.

People celebrate Holi to represent the fun side of the god Krishna when he use to throw colorful powder on them.

I learned that Holi is the celebration of good over evil.

I also learned that in the celebration of Holi you throw colored powder at each other.

I learned that Holi is the festival of colors and is one of the most celebrated joyous festivals.

The tradition of throwing colored powder is called gulal.

I learned that how you choose a god depends on what your family believes in. There millions of God and in times of distress you can go over and ask a god "will you please take me in".

Theres many types of gods as there all have many forms. Female and male there some that are part human part animal.

Holi is known as the festival of colors, and is India's most celebrated and joyous event.

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

Holi is known as the festival of colors, and is India's most celebrated and joyous event.

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

Holi is a festival that brings people together, breaking social barriers and uniting people of fun. Its arrival is the spring and victory of good.

It's a celebration of new beginnings as nature bursts into bloom.

Its the festival of lights which is the holiday that have a lot of people and its the biggest holiday in India.

They eat sweets and they make fireworks.

Diwali is a festival where they celebrate other gods and have family time .

Diwali is a holiday that lasts 5 days.

Holi is a celebration of spring, of good over evil,of new beggings.

They throw up colored powder to resemble the playful side of Lord Krishna who loved to play pranks by drenching village girls with color

The Holi festival is the colorful festival in India

Holi is one of the most celebrated event

Holi is the festival of color

It is one of the most celebrated events

I learned that on the Holi they throw colorful powder to symbolize when the god Krishna was a child and played pranks on his village by dousing his village with color.

Holi is also the most celebrated festival.

Hindus consider Diwali as the biggest holiday.

They distribute sweets with friends and family.

Holi is one of India's most celebrated events.

celebrates the good over evil and new beginnings.

Many of the Hindu goddess have more than two arms.

Indra is said to look mean like or fierce. But to surprised she a kind soul.

Indra was the most important god in Indian religion.

Lord Krishna was the most revered and was the most popular Indian god.

Diwali is celebrated on the night of the new moon.

It lasts between late October to mid November.

Holi is a rich tradition and joyous celebrations.

Holi is when the whole county comes alive with a burst of color.

One thing I learned is that the Santana Dharma is the "Eternal Tradition"

Another thing I learned is that Sanskrit was the ancient language for the Hindus and the Sanskrit name for the Indus river is Sindhu and since they switch s's with h's it the people across the river became known as Hindus

One thing I learned is that there are millions of Hindu gods

Another thing I learned is that you can choose one god based off your family.

One thing I learned is that Indra, was the most powerful god in Vedic religion, and then became one of the most important figures in Hindus and Buddhism

Another thin I learned is that Hanuman is the Hindu monkey god, one of the most celebrated and worshiped figures of Hindus religion.

One thing I learned is that Diwali is the Festival of Lights and is celebrated on the night of the new moon proceeding the Hindu month of Kartika.

Another thing I learned is that Diwali is the largest celebration in India, and signifies victory of good over evil, knowledge over ignorance, and hope over despair.

One thing I learned is that The Holi Festival marks the arrival of spring and also the victory of good over evil. It is also a celebration of new beginings.

Another thing I learned is that the tradition of throwing colors known as 'gulal' has a historical significance to it's a practice that dates back centuries. It is said to celebrate the playful side of Lord Krishna by playing pranks on village girls by drenching them in colors.