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Do-Now. We learned that the people of the Harappan civilization moved east towards the Ganges River. Other people, with different cultures, were already living in the area. . Do-Now. What do you think happened to these various cultures as they migrated?. Ancient Indian Civilization. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
The Aryan Caste System
Do-NowWe learned that the people of the Harappan civilization moved east towards the Ganges River. Other people, with different cultures, were already living in the area.
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What do you think happened to these various cultures as they migrated?Ancient Indian CivilizationA New Culture ArisesAryans migrate into India from Central Asia
New beliefs, customs, and writing (Sanskrit).
Hinduism EmergesFirst Hindu temples 600 B.C.
Vedas: ancient scriptures of India
Caste system 500 B.C. closely linked to Hinduism
The Social OrderFour Varnas or social castes
Occupation and birth
No marrying or socializing outside of caste
Caste cannot be changedReincarnation Sub-castes JatisThe Social OrderDharma: the path one must follow to be a good person
the duty one has to perform
the law of ones being
-Mahatma Gandhi Caste SystemBrahmansKshatriyasVaisyasSudrasThe UntouchablesHigh priestsWarriors and rulersMerchants and landowners Laborers and artisansLowest classDo-NowThe person who is always involved in good deeds experiences [unending] divine happiness.Write this quote in your own words. What does it mean? What Hindu belief is it referring to? BrahmaThe Creator
Vishnu The Preserver
ShivaThe DestroyerA Blend of ReligionsBrahman:One single spiritual power
Monism: All things are god, god is all things Hindu Gods & GoddessesPolytheistic
Avatar: the representation of a Hindu god or goddess in human or animal form
Each god/goddess represents brahman in a different form The Teachings of HinduismSamsara: cycle/wheel of life, death, rebirth
Reincarnation: after death, the soul is reborn in a new body.
Karma: the Hindu belief in cause and effect
A Hindus DutiesDharma: the path one must follow to be a good person
Ahimsa: nonviolence; treat all things with respect
The Teachings of HinduismMoksha: release from samsara; ends the cycle of reincarnation How do you think a Hindu follower can achieve moksha?
Why would followers of Hinduism want to achieve moksha? Hindu WorshipPuja: the act of worship
Individual worship OR temple worship
Small room or altar
Image (icon) of god/goddess Recite prayersOfferings Ancient Hindu Altar
Hindu Altar
Hindu Holidays - Diwali
Goddess of Wealth, Prosperity and FortuneLakshmiDo-NowAfter reading the Buddhist folktale, The Steadfast Parrot, what are some words you would use to describe Buddhism?Buddhism
Buddhism
Chinese Laughing Buddha
Siddhartha Gautama
young Hindu princetried to understand the cause of sufferingtraveled & shared his knowledge for 45 years Beginning of the Religion
Basic Belief SystemGive up all selfish desires
Dhamma = the Truth
Follow the Eightfold Path
Be wiseBehave correctlyDevelop your mindBehave non-violently
Goal of LifeAchieve nirvana; a state of wisdom & peace
Release from cycle of reincarnation
Caste System Rejected the caste system
All people can pass on knowledge, not just priests
A persons position in life was not the result of a past life. The Eightfold Path Right Understanding Having faith in the Buddhist view of the universeRight Intention Making a commitment to practice Buddhism Right Speech Avoiding lies and mean or abusive speech
The Eightfold PathRight ActionNot taking life, not stealing, and not hurting others
Right LivelihoodRejecting jobs and occupations that conflict with Buddhist ideals
Right EffortAvoiding bad attitudes and developing good onesThe Eightfold PathRight MindfulnessBeing aware of ones own body, feelings, and thoughts
Right ConcentrationThinking deeply to find answers to problems Compare & Contrast Why do Hinduism and Buddhism share many similar beliefs?