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Hinduism (Views on Human Nature) Mindanao State University PHILOSOPHY 1 Prepared by: Kim P. Diate (B.S.E. GEN.SCI 1)
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Hinduism (VIEWS ON HUMaN NaTURE)

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Page 1: Hinduism (VIEWS ON HUMaN NaTURE)

Hinduism(Views on Human Nature)

Mindanao State University

PHILOSOPHY 1

Prepared by:

Kim P. Diate (B.S.E. GEN.SCI 1)

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Hinduism

• → a religion that originates in India around 2500 B.C

• → A WAY OF LIFE

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Why a WAY OF

LIFE?

It is a religion that practically starts with the wants and needs of human being as it moves into religious teachings, and the expression of these wants and needs are put forth into

2 PATHS:

1.) Path of Desire

● Pleasure, wealth, fame and power.

2.) Path of Renunciation

● Liberation

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Christianity Versus Hinduism

Christian’s Beliefs

• Life after Death

• Man is born is Sinner.

Hinduist’s Beliefs

• Reincarnation

• Man is born inherently divine.

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UNION OF ATMAN-

BRAHMAN

Atman- individual soul (Consciousness)

Brahman- Divine being ( Godhead)

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Ways to achieve

oneness with

Brahman

Yoga – means of attaining union of ATMAN with BRAHMAN.

Assumption 1:

“Hindu believes that Man is a layered being :

1.) Body

2.) Conscious Mind

3.) Sub-conscious Mind

4.) True-self or Core ( Brahman)

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Types of Yoga:

1.) Jnana Yoga (Intellectual Way)

~Oneness through KNOWLEDGE.

2.) Bhakti Yoga(EMOTIONAL WAY)

~Oneness through Love.

3.) Karma Yoga(THROUGH LOVE)

~ oneness through everyday action.

4.) Raja Yoga(EXPERENTIAL WAY)

~Self-realization and realization of Brahman.

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The Four Stages of Life:

• 1st

Stage (STUDENT)

~begins after the rite of Initiation.

~between 8 and 12.

~lives in the house of his teacher.

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• 2nd

Stage (HOUSEHOLDER

OR PRACTICAL PERSON)

~begins with marriage.

~manifestation of worldly responsibilities.

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• 3rd

Stage (RETIREMENT)

~after the birth of his grandchild.

~contemplation of life’s total meaning and a time to work to greater realization.

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• 4th

Stage (SANNYASIN)

~one who neither hates nor love anything.

~state of ATMAN-BRAHMAN.

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THANK YOU!!! ( )