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Hinduism Part 1 Statutory Content CONCEPTS, VALUES, TEACHINGS WORSHIP LIVING AS A HINDU Hindu belief about God Worship in the home What does it mean to belong in Hinduism? There is one God, who: Is seen in different ways and represented through different forms (deities) such as Rama and Krishna. Stories about Rama and Krishna The story of Rama and Sita recalled at Diwali; The birth of Krishna; Krishna the butter thief; Krishna and Sudhama. The shrine. The Arti ceremony. Prashad (food offered, blessed and served after prayer). Love and loyalty between members of the extended family. Respect for - other people (shown through namaste); - all forms of life, especially the cow. Hospitality is important to Hindus. Values Worship in the Temple (Mandir) Festivals The Mandir is the Hindu place of worship. Respect is shown by removing shoes and sitting on the floor. Diwali. Raksha Bandhan. Festival foods. Respect for all people and living things. The importance of caring for others. Religious symbols and their meanings The diva. Hands in prayer (namaste). Sacred Text: The Ramayana The Ramayana is the source of stories about Rama. Southwark Education Agreed Syllabus for Religious Education Statutory Content Page: 1 Hinduism Part 2 Statutory Content CONCEPTS, VALUES, TEACHINGS God is worshipped in different forms and / or is believed to be formless Some forms of God: Shiva, Hanuman, Lakshmi, Krishna, Ganesh, Rama. God is represented as a trimurti - showing the 3 main images of God: Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. Ways that respect is shown to God. WORSHIP LIVING AS A HINDU Puja at home and in the Temple (Mandir) Preparations for worship.. The shrine. The Arti Ceremony. Bhajan and Kirtan. The role of the divine images. The puja tray. Meditation. Working to support the environment. Birth, marriage and death. 4 ashramas. Hindu origins Beliefs about creation Attitudes to environmental concerns. Ahimsa (non-violence) and its implications Belonging to the Community and how Hindus try to live a good life Pilgrimage to sacred places in India Hinduism was originally an Indian religion. Many Hindu families around the world maintain links with India. The Ganges. Religious symbols and their meanings Aum / Om. The swastika. Beliefs about life, death and rebirth Sacred Text: The Puranas & the Bhagavad Gita Source books for stories about Krishna. Southwark Education Agreed Syllabus for Religious Education Statutory Content Page: 2