Basic practices of hinduism
- Brahmacharga, which takes place during the school years, is focused on acquiring knowledge and developing character;
- Grastha, the middle years, is focused on worldly pursuits and pleasures such as marriage, family and career;
- Vanaprastha, when one's children reach adulthood, is a time of increased focus on spiritual things
- Sanngasu, in the last years of life, one may abandon the world entirely for a life of contemplation
Heaven- Swarga Loka, meaning Good Kingdom, is the general name for heaven in Hinduism.
Hell- Naraka same as hell in Hinduism
Creation-The sacred sound Aum is believed to be the first sound at the start of creation. Hindus believe that brahman (the one ultimate reality) has three functions and these are shown by the three gods, Shiva, Brahma and Vishnu.
Poor- wealth is regarded as a beneficial and positive value.
Salvation-The way of salvation was not clearly articulatedMarriage-
Abortion-The sacred texts of Hindus have a clear stance against abortion
Maker Sankranti is celebrated on the January 13 and it is the first Hindu holiday on the western calendar.
Maha Shivaratri celebrations honor Shiva, destroyer of the universe.
Holi is the Hindu festival of colors. It marks the beginning of spring and all that spring symbolizes
Ram Navami takes place in April and celebrates the birth of Lord Rama.
Raksha Bandan celebrates love for comrades and brothers. Hindus celebrate it when there is a full moon
Janmashtami is a festival celebrating Krishna's birth. Krishna is god that Hindus worship the most
Navaratri is a fun and religious holiday in October.