Hinduism KS2...Dussehra Day Hinduism KS2 Vocabulary raham Diwali Vedastake on the form of anything...
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Faith Calendar Dates Maha Shivara Buddha’s Day Eid Ganesh Chaturthi Navaratri Dussehra Day Hinduism KS2 Vocabulary Diwali Vedas Diva/diya lamps Braham Atman Mandir Mutri Pilgrimage: a journey to a sacred or holy place. Hindus go to the river Gan- ges. Fesvals: Diwali: Celebrang the story of Rama and Sita. Diva/diya lamps are lit to help Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, find her way into people’s homes. Holi: Triumph of good over evil, people celebrate with fesvals full of colour. Eternal Self Atman: ‘eternal self’ The atman refers to the real self beyond ego or false self. Books The most ancient sacred texts of the Hindu religion are wrien in Sanskrit and called the Vedas. The Vedas scriptures guide Hin- dus in their daily life. Cosmology Hinduism teaches that the ma- terial world is created not once but repeatedly, me and me again. The atman is entrapped in temporary bodies. Shrines At the shrine, Hindus make offerings to a mur. A mur is a sacred statue of God, or a god or goddess. The Hindu building for communal worship is called Mandir (Hindu Temple). The temples are dedicated to different gods and are the focus of religious life. Braham God in the Hindu religion. He may take on the form of anything in the world, usually a god or god- dess. Each god or goddess has its own personality and appear- ance. Braham is present in every person as the eternal spirit or soul, called the atman BRAHMA Creator SHIVA Destroyer Brahman VISHNU Preserver
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Faith Calendar Dates
Maha Shivarati
Buddha’s Day
Eid
Ganesh Chaturthi
Navaratri
Dussehra Day
Hinduism
KS2
Vocabulary
Diwali Vedas
Diva/diya lamps Braham
Atman Mandir Mutri
Pilgrimage: a journey to a sacred or holy place. Hindus go to the river Gan-
ges.
Festivals:
Diwali: Celebrating the story of Rama and Sita. Diva/diya lamps are lit to
help Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, find her way into people’s homes.
Holi: Triumph of good over evil, people celebrate with festivals full of colour.
Eternal Self
Atman: ‘eternal self’
The atman refers to the real self
beyond ego or false self.
Books
The most ancient sacred texts of
the Hindu religion are written in
Sanskrit and called the Vedas.
The Vedas scriptures guide Hin-
dus in their daily life.
Cosmology
Hinduism teaches that the ma-
terial world is created not once
but repeatedly, time and time
again. The atman is entrapped in
temporary bodies.
Shrines
At the shrine, Hindus make
offerings to a murti. A murti is a
sacred statue of God, or a god or
goddess. The Hindu building for
communal worship is called
Mandir (Hindu Temple). The
temples are dedicated to different
gods and are the focus of religious
life.
Braham
God in the Hindu religion. He may
take on the form of anything in
the world, usually a god or god-
dess. Each god or goddess has its
own personality and appear-
ance. Braham is present in every
person as the eternal spirit or
soul, called the atman
BRAHMA
Creator
SHIVA
Destroyer
Brahman
VISHNU
Preserver
Faith Calendar Dates
Maha Shivarati
Buddha’s Day
Eid
Ganesh Chaturthi
Navaratri
Dussehra Day
Hinduism
KS1
Vocabulary
Diwali Vedas
Diva/diya lamps Braham
Shrines
Festivals:
Diwali: Celebrating the story of Rama and Sita. Diva/diya lamps are lit to
help Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, find her way into people’s homes.
Holi: Triumph of good over evil, people celebrate with festivals full of colour.
Books
Vedas
Shrines
Braham
Braham is present in every person
as the eternal spirit or soul,
called the atman
BRAHMA
Creator
SHIVA
Destroyer
Brahman
VISHNU
Preserver
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