HINDUISM

CULTURE
RESPECT FOR ALL
LIVING BEINGS

Hinduism promotes the idea of

ahimsa (non-violence) towards all
living beings, including animals, which
can be valuable in promoting
compassion and empathy towards
others.

KARMA AND
REINCARNATION
Hinduism believes in karma, the idea that
one's actions have consequences, and
reincarnation, the belief that the soul is
reborn after death. Understanding these
concepts can promote personal
responsibility, self-reflection, and the belief
in a higher purpose.

SPIRITUAL PRACTICES
LIKE MEDITATION
AND YOGA

Hinduism is known for its spiritual

practices such as meditation and
yoga, which can help individuals
cultivate inner peace, mindfulness,
and physical health.

ACCEPTANCE OF
DIVERSITY
Hinduism has a long tradition of
accepting and celebrating diversity,
including different beliefs, cultures, and
traditions. This can promote tolerance,
respect, and understanding among
people of different backgrounds.

RESPECT FOR ANCIENT

WISDOM AND
SCRIPTURES
Hinduism has a rich heritage of ancient
scriptures such as the Vedas and the
Upanishads, which contain valuable insights
into human nature, spirituality, and ethics
that can enrich one's own religious and
cultural practices.

INSIGHTS
One of the values that can be learned from Hinduism is the importance of seeking inner peace and
spiritual growth. This can be a valuable practice for Catholics who may be seeking to strengthen their own
spiritual lives and deepen their relationship with God.

Another value that can be learned from Hinduism is the emphasis on tolerance and respect for diverse
beliefs and practices. With its wide array of gods and goddesses, rituals, and traditions, Hinduism promotes
an understanding and acceptance of the different ways in which people seek to connect with the divine. This
can be a valuable lesson for Catholics who may struggle with accepting the practices of other cultures and
religions.

8437 | GROUP 5
ANGELES, Marian | DONG-E, Duncan Phillip | GUARIN, Alliana Isabel,
MENDOZA, Alexa Qursten | QUISQUIRIN, Chantal Marie | RACCA, Chiara Mae