EASTERN RELIGIONS -Buddhism -Sikhism -Hinduism -Confucionism.

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EASTERN RELIGIONS -Buddhism -Sikhism -Hinduism -Confucionism

HINDUISM

Followers: Hindu Origin: Developed over thousands of years in India & Nepal, with many influences. Deity: Believe in many gods, Three specifically that are a form of the One Supreme Being, Brahma. Worship: Mandirs, temples dedicated to a specific Hindu god/ goddess. Shrines can also be made at home. Sacred Texts: Vedas, written in Sanskrit, are the oldest Hindu scriptures, attributed to Brahma.  Upanishads describes human salvation  Bhagavad Gita tells 700 verse story of Krishna

HINDUISM Beliefs: Reincarnation is the belief that the soul is reborn based on the good (or bad) works a person does in current life, aka Karma.  Cows are sacred; beef is not eaten. Rituals: Puja is a prayer ritual that commemorates daily life and important events.  Various forms of Yoga are also practiced daily. Sects: Vaishnavas (Vishnu), Shaivites (Shiva), Shakta (Shakti), Smartis (Five Deities in One) Languages: Hindi (the regional dialect) is mostly derived from the ancient language of Sanskrit

BUDDHISM

Followers: Buddhist Origin: Founded by Siddhartha Gautama around 500 B.C.E., based on beliefs & teachings of self-denial and meditation to achieve Nirvana. Deity: Do not believe in a single Supreme Being. Soul will have many reincarnations. Beliefs: The Four Noble Truths- Dukkha (suffering, anxiety, dissatisfaction), Origin of Dukkha is human desire, Freedom from Dukkha, Achieve the Eightfold Path Worship: Pagodas and Stupas are types of Buddhist temples, but meditating in a shrine at home is acceptable.

BUDDHISM Rituals: Eightfold Path leads practitioner to self-awakening and liberation from earthly desires  Right Understanding, Right Thought, Right Speech, Right Action, Right Livelihood, Right Effort, Right Mindfulness, Right Concentration Language: Modern Buddhists speak Tibetan or Chinese; ancient texts are written in Sanskrit Text: Beliefs follow writings called Sutras. Sects: Theravada (Conservative), Mahayana (seek enlightenment for greater good), Vajrayana (Tantric)

SIKHISM

Followers: Sikh Origin: Founded in the Punjab region of Pakistan and India by Guru Nanak Deity: Waheguru, one Supreme Being Worship: Gurdwara, house of worship where one should meditate Beliefs: Teachings emphasize principle of equality of all humans regardless of race, gender, or caste.  Three Pillars-Meditation, Earn Honest Living, Community  Five Thieves- Lust, Anger, Greed, Material Attachment, Pride  Five Virtues- Truth, Contentment, Compassion, Humility, Love

SIKHISM Rituals: 5 Articles of Faith  Kirpan (sword)  Kachera (cotton undergarments)  Kara (steel bracelet)  Kangha (wooden comb)  Kesh (both men & women do not cut hair) Language: Punjabi, Sant Bashi (combination of Punjab, Hindu & Persian) Sects: No clear cut divisions, as it goes against unifying theme in Sikhism Sacred Text: Guru Granth Sahib, collection of hymns describing the qualities of God (There are 10 Gurus total)

CONFUCIANISM

Followers: Confucian Origins: China, 500 BC. Based on the life and teachings of Chinese philosopher Confucius. Deity: N/A Worship: Sacred spaces, like the family home; Ancestor Worship (tablets with deceased family names) Beliefs: “Afterlife” beyond capacity to understand, so concentrate on doing the right thing in this life  The 5 Bonds  Ruler to Ruled  Father to Son  Husband to Wife  Elder to Younger Brother  Friend to Friend

CONFUCIANISM Rituals: Practice good manners & filial piety- respect your parents and elders Language: Chinese Sects: N/A Sacred Texts: The 5 Classics, The Analects (Lun Yu), The Classic of Filial Piety