There is no single set of principles in Hinduism that all Hindus must follow. This is a way of life more than religion. There is no central church or religious organization of Hindus nor any "pope." Many beliefs and sects come under it, and equal reverence is given to all. The scriptures are also many.
Nevertheless, the main principles, which most Hindus believe, believe in all these: dharma (global law), karma (and its fruits), the worldly cycle of rebirth, moksha (freedom from earthly bonds - which can have many paths ), And of course, God. Hinduism considers heaven and hell to be temporary. According to Hinduism, all beings in the world have a soul. Man is the only creature who can enjoy both sin and virtue, karma and attain salvation in this world. There are four main sects in Hinduism: Vaishnavas (who consider Vishnu as God), Shaiva (who considers Shiva as God), Shakta (who believes Goddess as the ultimate power), and Smarta (who consider different forms of God as the same Huh). But most Hindus do not classify themselves in any sect. In ancient times and medieval times, Shaiva, Shakta, and Vaishnava used to fight among themselves. The medieval saints tried to coordinate and described all the sects as interdependent.
In short, the significant elements of Hinduism are the following: Hinduism - Hinduism - who? - Goshu Bhaktibhavedyasya Pranave ch personal mati. Reincarnation Belief: True Hinduism. That is, someone who has devotion in Gomata, who has a worshiping mantra, who believes in rebirth - he is a Hindu. According to Merutantra, episode 33, 'Hinam Dushyati a Hindu' means one who considers Hin (inferiority or inferiority) as corrupt (renounce), he is a Hindu. The word Hindu originally means Pharisee, meaning Indians who are native and native of the boundary of Bharatvarsha described in the ancient texts of India, Vedas, and Puranas. According to the necessary foundations of the current Hindu law based on Kalika Purana, Medni Kosh, etc., Varnaashram is a Hindu who believes in Vedic religion in the form of Vedas. Although some people consider the mixed state of many cultures as Indian culture, it is not. The culture or religion which has not originated and developed on the land of India, how can that religion or culture be Indian (Hindu).
Some of the main points of the doctrine of Hinduism:
1. God has many names.
2. Brahma, or the supreme element, is omnipresent.
3. Do not fear God, love, and seek inspiration.
4. The goal of Hindutva is above heaven and hell.
5. There is no one prophet among Hindus.
6. God is born again and again to protect religion.
7. Philanthropy is a virtue. To torment others is a sin.
8. Service of the living is the service of God.
9. The woman is respected.
10. Sati means integrity towards the husband.
11. Hinduism dwells in the mind, rituals, and traditions of the Hindu.
12. High priority on protecting the environment.
13. Hindu vision egalitarian and coordinator.
14. The soul is ajar-immortal.
15. The biggest mantra is the Gayatri Mantra.
16. The festivals and festivals of Hindus are associated with happiness.
17. The goal of Hindutva is Purushartha, and the Middle Way is considered the best.
18. Hinduism is the philosophy of unity.
Brahma
According to Hindu scripture Upanishads, Brahma is the ultimate element (do not confuse this with Brahma, the God of the trinity). He is the essence of the world, the soul of the world. He is the foundation of the world. The word originates from it, and the world dissolves in it. Brahm is one and only one. It is trustworthy and beyond the world. He is the ultimate truth, omnipotent and omniscient. It is timeless, continual, and eternal. That is the leading knowledge. There are two forms of Brahma: Parabrahm and Upperbrahm. Parbrahma is infinite, eternal, and devoid of the body. It is beyond all virtues, but it has eternal truth, eternal mind, and everlasting joy. Brahma is not worshiped because it is beyond worship and indescribable. He is taken care of. Pranava 4 (om) is Brahmavakya, which all Hindus consider to be the ultimate sacred word. Hindus believe that the sound of Aum is echoing throughout the universe. It is heard when deep into meditation. The vision of Brahma is the central pillar of Vedanta philosophy and is a unique gift to the world of Hinduism.
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