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1.
Development of Ancient Hinduism
TAYLER DRYNAN, TAYLOR BUDIG
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2.
HARRAPAN CULTURE & THE ARYANS
Aryans invaded the ancient civilizations of the Indus Valley
Harrapan culture- archaeological discoveries made at this sight
Harrapa is a good example of city planning
Harrapa was one of the largest cities in the Indus Valley
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3.
GANGES RIVER
runs for 1500 miles from Himalayas to Bengal
represents life, purity, and acts as a goddess to the people of India; cleanses soul
provides irrigation for crops
some Hindus thought life was incomplete if you did not bathe in the Ganges at least once
Hindu families keep water from river in house
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Bien Stephenson
4.
SANSKRIT
Harrapan culture developed Sanskrit
not able to decipher because liguists have not found any bilingual inscriptions
400 symbols make up language
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Infidelic
5.
VEDAS
sacred text for Hindu people
four vedas: Rig, Sama, Yajur, Atharva
contain hymns, rituals, and incantations
one of most ancient religious texts still in existence
"sacred lore, knowledge"
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Underground PFV Uitgeverij
6.
GODS
3 expressions of Brahman:
Brahman-creator, Vishnu-protector, Shiva-destroyer
believe in one powerful being who is creator and destroyer
don't know if they are polytheistic or monotheistic
Ganesh: goddess Parvati, wife of Shiva, created a boy...turned into an elephant
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Anannya Deb
7.
BASIC TENETS OF HINDU FAITH
life is cyclic
universe built and destroyed many times
karma
reincarnation
temples and inner worlds
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pasug
8.
continued...
yoga guided by Satguru
compassion and noninjury
respect for other faiths
one all persuasive divinity
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9.
CASTE SYSTEM
Brahmins: priests/teachers
Kshatriya: warriors/rulers
Vaisyas: farmers/traders
Sudras: laborers
Untouchables: do dirty work
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Shoutingboy
Tayler D
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