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Hinduism: Way Of Life Beliefs And Practices, Part 2



 


Essays on Hinduism, Hindu way of life, beliefs abd practices

Rituals
We have presented here the purpose of rituals, the types of rituals performed by devout Hindus, the duties of householders in their day to day lives and more.
Samskaras
These rites are performed during various stages of a man's life and for various purposes. Some of the important Hindu rites are explained here.
Belief in Maya or Illusion
The Hindu concept of world as an illusion is explained here. Hindus believe that the world around is not real because it is ever changing and unstable. How to overcome this illusion and realize the truth beyond is the essence of all spiritual endeavor in Hinduism.
Animals in Hinduism 
Animals occupy an important place in Hinduism. They are frequently mentioned in Hindu myths and legends and enjoy a place of their own in Hindu pantheon as vehicles of many gods and goddesses, as divinities and also as incarnations or aspects of Vishnu or Siva.
The Qualities of Shakti   
The qualities of the manifest creation inhabited by the divine power of God (devatma-shakti) as described by the the Svetavatara Upanishad are explained here. 
The Significance of Food
Annam means food. According to Hindu scriptures, annam is a form of Brahman (annam parabrahma swaroopam).
The Tradition of Samskaras 
A comprehensive essay on the sacraments of Hindu tradition. A must read if you want to know the practical aspects of Hindu way of life.
Brahman, the Great Enigma 
We are told that even gods do not have a proper understanding of the Truth about Brahman. The difficulty in understanding and knowing Brahman is discussed in this article.
Belief in After Life 
The Hindus do not believe in just one heaven or one hell, but in many that exist at various levels of creation. Depending upon ones deeds one goes to either the heavens or the hells as a part of his spiritual evolution. Read more of this in this article.
Marriage in Hinduism  
A husband and wife on earthly plane symbolically represent the same relationship that exists at the universal levels between the Purusha and Prakriti. Know more from here about this relationship.
Jiva: The Constitution of Man
According to Hindu scriptures at the center of man is Atman and encircling it are five different sheaths or bodies. Know about these five sheaths of human personality in this article.
Animals in HinduismAnimals occupy an important place in Hinduism. They are frequently mentioned in Hindu myths and legends and enjoy a place of their own in Hindu pantheon as vehicles of many gods and goddesses, as divinities and also as incarnations or aspects of Vishnu or Siva.
The Yagnas or Sacrifices
Yajna or yajna is an outer form of worship in which offerings are made to different deities in a prescribed and systematic manner by qualified priests to supplicate them, so that they would assist the worshipper in achieving certain results in life. The significance of yajna is discussed in this article.
The Puja Ceremony
Puja is form of symbolic worship of God by man. Puja is very much an ancient tradition of Hindus. According to Hindu mythology even the gods perform puja to propitiate higher planes of divine beings. Know in detail the meaning and significance of this Hindu form of divine worship.
Components of Manifest Creation
The 24 principles of manifest creation from the Sankhya school of thought are described in this article.
The Tradition of Gurus
One of the most unique and ancient traditions of Hinduism is the tradition of Guru or Master. A guru is considered in Hinduism as God himself --
Hinduism A to Z
Comprehensive information on Hinduism, descriptions of gods and goddesses, scriptures, philosophies, concepts, FAQ and a lot more.
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