Hindu Poems & Stories Summary

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Hindu Poems & Stories Summary

Lord’s Song (Arjuna’s Sorrow) Characters Arjuna Krishna

Lord’s Song (Arjuna’s Sorrow) Summary Arjuna does not want to fight in a battle, but Krishna convinces him to do so

Lord’s Song (Arjuna’s Sorrow) Hindu Beliefs Reincarnation Atman Dharma Karma Fate Caste

Six Blind Men & the Elephant Characters Six blind men An elephant

Six Blind Men & the Elephant Summary Six blind men are using touch to describe an elephant

Six Blind Men & the Elephant Hindu Beliefs The Universal Spirit (Brahmin) is hard to describe All of the gods, and atman of living things, are part of the Universal Spirit

Jataka Parable Characters Brahman (priest) Goat (formerly a Brahman)

Jataka Parable Summary A priest is going to sacrifice a goat, but the goat stops him so he, too, is not reincarnated as a goat

Jataka Parable Hindu Beliefs Reincarnation Karma Life is sacred Fate

Mahagiri Characters Elephant Mahout cat

Mahagiri Summary An elephant will not put a flag pole in a hole, despite being beaten, so he does not kill a cat

Mahagiri Hindu Beliefs All life is sacred

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