MAIN SPIRITUAL PHILOSOPHIES
_ is the root of the universe, and everything exist and it continues to hold everything together.
The Aum (OM)
HINDUISM
Lies the idea of human beings’ quest for absolute truth, so that one’s soul and the Brahman or Atman might become one.
HINDUISM
Human beings have a dual nature:
one is the spiritual and immortal essence (soul): the other is empirical life and character.
HINDUISM
Hindus generally believe that the soul is eternal is bound by the _ to the world of matter, which can escape only after spiritual progress through an endless series of birth.
law of Karma (action)
God allots rewards and punishment to all being according to their _.
karma
HINDUISM
TEACHINGS OF HINDUISM
•DHARMA
•KARMA
•MOKSHA
refers to one’s duty, ethics, and righteous conduct.
Dharma
(the law of sowing & reaping) signifies the principle of cause and effect, where actions,
both good and bad, determine one’s future experiences and rebirths.
KARMA
represents liberation from the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth (samsara).
MOKSHA