Hindu beliefs include the concepts of Brahman as the immortal creator and destroyer of all things, the eternal cycle of samsara involving birth, death and rebirth, and karma determining the type of rebirth based on one's actions in the previous life. Dharma involves adhering to social duties to maintain balance and peace in society.
Hindu beliefs include the concepts of Brahman as the immortal creator and destroyer of all things, the eternal cycle of samsara involving birth, death and rebirth, and karma determining the type of rebirth based on one's actions in the previous life. Dharma involves adhering to social duties to maintain balance and peace in society.
Hindu beliefs include the concepts of Brahman as the immortal creator and destroyer of all things, the eternal cycle of samsara involving birth, death and rebirth, and karma determining the type of rebirth based on one's actions in the previous life. Dharma involves adhering to social duties to maintain balance and peace in society.
believed that when everyone follows their dharma, the society would be in peace.
Hindu Beliefs
The next step is Samsara. The cycle of
birth, death, rebirth is called Samsara. As long as people are part of this system, they will know pain and death. People have to balance their karma with good things or actions. They have to follow their dharma by doing what they are expected to do in their social class.
Karma is what happens to a person
after death. Their soul would be born into a new body. The body would be based on what the person did in their last life. In the caste system, people couldnt escape their class but karma was fair because it reflected on what the person did in their last life.