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“WITH MIND ABSORBED AND HEART MELTED IN LOVE.”

“WITH MIND ABSORBED AND HEART MELTED IN LOVE.”. Hinduism. Complex variety of religious paths in Hinduism- “Family of Faiths” Hinduism has not taken root outside its state of origin like Buddhism, Christianity and Islam. All that honor Vedas. Grouped under term Hinduism

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“WITH MIND ABSORBED AND HEART MELTED IN LOVE.”

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  1. “WITH MIND ABSORBED AND HEART MELTED IN LOVE.”

  2. Hinduism • Complex variety of religious paths in Hinduism- “Family of Faiths” • Hinduism has not taken root outside its state of origin like Buddhism, Christianity and Islam.

  3. All that honor Vedas • Grouped under term Hinduism • Hinduism is an invaders term • Indigenous term- Sanatana Dharma

  4. Sanatana Dharma • Sanatana- eternal, ageless • Dharma- support, religion • Meaning in life encompasses matters of duty, natural law, social welfare, ethics and direction of all activities in life toward transcendental realization- “Every Part of Life”

  5. Spiritual expressions • Extreme Asceticism  Extreme Sensuality • Heights of personal devotion to deity  heights of abstract philosophy • Metaphysical oneness behind the material world  worship of images representing multiple deities • Doctrines are not a focus for Hindus

  6. Myriads of Paths • Hard to trace chronologically all existing paths • Truth is one, sages call it by various names. -Rig Veda • Life is transitory and world illusory • Human accomplishment is not important, life of the soul is important.

  7. www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AYL9_-PQyQ

  8. Wrap up • Contrast the focus of Hinduism with American culture: Life of the soul vs. human accomplishment. • Discuss: Things in our society that point to human accomplishment, Hindu society that point to soul. • “What you believe and value determines what you do/your actions.”? Hypothesize what this looks like for a Hindu from what we looked at today? What does life look like for a Hindu? • Choose two students to summarize/explain Hinduism’s founding/beginning. • HW- Read and Outline p. 80-88 and prepare for Quiz

  9. H:\India_s_Faithful.asf

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