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Ch. 3-2 Hinduism and Buddhism The Belief in Hinduism Develops • No single founder • One of the world’s most complex religions • Combination of gods, Aryan and Indus’ native gods • Shared certain beliefs One Force Underlies Everything • • • • • Brahman at the top of all Brahma = Creator Vishnu = Preserver Shiva = Destroyer All can take form as human or animal Achieving Moksha is the Goal of Life • Moksha - goal of life (union with brahman) – Free oneself from selfish desires – Most people can not achieve this in one lifetime • Reincarnation - rebirth of the soul to another body. – Allows the work to continue for moksha Moksha Continued • By following laws of karma, one could advance closer to moksha. • Karma - actions that affect a person’s life or fate in the next life • Humans closest to brahman, animals, plants, objects Moksha Continued • Dharma - the religious and moral duties of an individual – Based on class, occupation, gender, and age • Key moral principle of ahimsa – Nonviolence – Everything is part of brahman and should be treated that way Jainism Develops from Hinduism • 500 B.C. Jainism is born • Teacher = Mahavira • Grew out of Hindu traditions and is still practiced today • Do not have to rely on Brahmin priests – Self-meditation, extreme forms of ahimsa (carry brooms to sweep floors as they walk)