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It is now practised all over the world but originated in South East Asia. It is a mix of different beliefs, cultures and traditions dating back over 4000\u003Cbr>years. |\n\n\n| Key Questions |\n| --- |\n| What do Hindus believe about God?\u003Cbr>Why do Hindus worship so many different Gods? What is dharma?\u003Cbr>How can Moksha be achieved?\u003Cbr>What does it mean to be reincarnated? How do Hindus show they belong?\u003Cbr>What rites of passage do Hindus celebrate? |\n\n\n| Key Vocabulary |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Hindu | Someone who follows Hinduism. |\n| Brahman | Hindus recognise one God, Brahman. |\n| Truth is Eternal | Hindus are encouraged to learn and gain as much knowledge as possible. |\n| dharma | Dharma means to do the right thing with good behaviour. |\n| moksha | Moksha is the ultimate goal. It happens when a soul stops being reincarnated and is reunited with Brahman. |\n| reincarnation | Hindus believe a soul cannot be destroyed so when a Hindu dies, their soul enters a new living being. |\n| karma | A Hindu idea for luck -f you have bad karma, you will be reborn as an animal. If you have good karma, you will be reborn as another human. |\n| namakarana | The naming ceremony. |\n| jatakarma | A welcome ceremony for infant Hindus. |\n| upanayana | A scared thread ceremony, marking the acceptance of a student to a teacher. |\n| vivaha | The Hindu wedding ceremony. |\n| antyeshti | The Hindu death rite of passage. |","cbCaieCof5bptGlG","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieCof5bptGlG","pdf",304973,"English","# Hinduism Overview\n## Key Questions\n## Key Vocabulary\n## Rites of Passage","[{\"question\":\"What is the ultimate goal in Hinduism?\",\"answer\":\"The ultimate goal is moksha, which is achieved when a soul stops being reincarnated and is reunited with Brahman.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the concept of karma influence rebirth?\",\"answer\":\"Karma determines the form of the next life; bad karma can lead to rebirth as an animal, while good karma results in being reborn as a human.\"},{\"question\":\"What are some important Hindu rites of passage?\",\"answer\":\"Important rites include the namakarana (naming ceremony), jatakarma (infant welcome), upanayana (sacred thread ceremony), vivaha (wedding), and antyeshti (death rite).\"}]","RE Knowledge Organiser - Hinduism - Life Journey Year 6 | PDF",1790852672]