THE HINDU CULTURE
The Hindu culture is a very complex culture: wich combines rich ethnical and normal beliefs. The view of Hindu culture from the outside as a group or as a society is very much dependable upon our own beliefs and good deeds you do in your life but some say it's too mythical and old to belief. We will take a close look and try to understand the Hindu culture.
The Hindu religion is the oldest religion of the five major religions, which are Islam, Christianity, Judaism, and Buddhism. It began to develop about 4.000 years ago in India, but it has no single forwarder or system of belief. It has many diverse and different Gods. One important belief is the theory of karma, which holds that all beings, human or animal that karma determines which soul is for which body and the birth attribute of each soul. The ideal of the religion is for the soul to move upward to the most sacred level through the reincarnation. In other words if a person leads a good life, done good deeds, and had good faith -he/she will achieve a good karma (score)- his or her soul will move up ward maybe to king or a scholar personality, meaning his or her soul will have a much better position in the coming life. And if he or she did bad things in their lives his/her soul will move down wards to worse position in life maybe a filthy animal or instinct. Hinduism is primarily found in India where almost 85% of the Indian population is Hindu.
Supporters of Hinduism (apart from the Hindus themselves) say that the Hindus are very peaceful. It is also part of their religion to become in higher karma you need to forgive and forget and avoid fight and violence because it is considered an act of evil. They also have to be patient in the religion in their religion and this is also one of the reasons for their peacefulness. Hindus are also known for being very friendly. I remember once I met this Indian women who held a very newly born child in her...