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Common Rituals In Different Religions
Religion is the sumtotal of the spiritual values and practices that a person considers as important to his life. Spirituality is practiced in massive scale in Churches, Mosques and Temples
Religion is the sumtotal of the spiritual values and practices that a person considers as important to his life. Spirituality is practiced in massive scale in Churches, Mosques and Temples and Baptism, and receiving communion and attending services, or a believing in a higher principle such as Karma and dharma is a part of it. A moral community is created on account of these practices that follows the prescribed tenets in order to elevate one's consciousness to a higher state of being. There are countless religions which we are a part of, including Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Bahá'í faith, Hinduism, Taoism, Buddhism, Sikhism, Rodnoveril, Celtic paganism, Heathenism, Semitic paganism, Wicca, Kemetism, Hellenic paganism, and Roman paganism. Religions have been classified based on what or whom people worship.
Hinduism
Hinduism
has
history
of
thousands
of
yugas
but
as
per
the
evidence
so
far
garnered,
it
is
dated
back
to
5000
years.
Having
Originated
in
the
Indus
Valley,
Hindus
believe
that
a
divine
power
exists
that
can
manifest
in
three
different
incarnations
of
Brahma,
Vishnu,
and
Shiva,
which
reminds
one
of
Holy
trinity
belief
of
Christianity.
Vedas,
puranas,
itihasa,
and
Upanishads
are
their
sacred
texts
that
contain
hymns
in
the
language
of
Devanagari,
which
means
Sanskrit.
Hindus
hold
multiple
beliefs,,
the
most
important
of
them
being
Dharma
and
Karma.
Dharma
refers
to
righteousness
and
Karma
depicts
how
our
deeds
result
in
reincarnations
in
a
cyclical
manner.
Hinduism
constitutes
several
rituals
that
vary
among
regions,
and
individuals.
Yoga
is
a
Hindu
system
of
training
of
Mind,
Body
and
consciousness
that
results
in
clarity
of
mind
and
spiritual
illumination.
Buddhism
Buddhism,
founded
by
Siddhartha
Gautama
around
500
B.C.E,
is
a
system
of
philosophy
propounded
by.
Prince
Siddhartha
who
gave
up
his
luxurious
life
to
live
the
life
of
a
mendicant.
He
meditated
under
a
fig
tree
until
he
qualified
for
liberation
from
the
cycle
of
birth
and
death.
He
came
to
be
known
as
Buddha
or
the
enlightened
one.
His
followers
were
later
enroled
into
a
monastic
order
that
he
created.
Buddha
preached
morality
and
four
noble
truths
that
reiterated
that
life
is
suffering,
suffering
stems
from
desires,
when
attachment
ceases,
suffering
ceases.
And
freedom
from
suffering
is
possible
through
the
middle
way.
Middle
way
encourages
people
to
live
in
the
present,
accept
others
ways,
and
be
personally
responsible
to
ones
actions.
Judaism
Jews
were
a
nomadic
society
worshipping
only
one
God.
Judaism
denotes
a
special
relationship
between
God
and
the
devotee.
Torah
is
their
sacred
text
that
comprises
of
stories
similar
to
that
of
Bible.
Jewish
oral
interpretations
of
Torah
have
been
gathered
into
a
collection
called
Talmud.
Jews
stress
on
morality
while
their
services
are
held
in
synagogue.
Christianity
was
born
over
2,000
years
ago
in
Palestine
with
the
advent
of
Jesus
Christ.
Believed
to
be
the
son
of
God,
Jesus
taught
others
how
to
treat
everyone
equally
and
treat
everyone
just
the
way
one
likes
to
be
treated.
Bible
has
been
categorized
into
"Old
Testament" and
the
"New
Testament."
Life
and
teachings
of
Jesus
are
encapsulated
in
the
New
Testament.
Religious
services
for
Christians
are
conducted
in
churches.
Christianity
has
been
divided
under
three
categories
of
Catholic,
Protestant,
and
Orthodox.
While
Pope
governs
the
Catholic
branch,
protestant
faiths
have
many
denominations.
These
denominations
have
their
own
version
of
Bible
where
you
can
see
variation
in
the
Bible
text,
for
example,
The
Church
of
Jesus
Christ
of
Latter-day
Saints
uses
the
Book
of
Mormon
whereas
Catholic
Bible
a
collection
of
stories
translated
by
King
James.
Protestant
versions
do
not
comprise
of
this.
Christians
have
belief
in
only
one
God,
but
they
describe
God
as
Holy
Trinity.
the
father
(God),
the
son
(Jesus),
and
the
Holy
Spirit,
they
also
have
ten
commandments
that
include
restrictions
laid
on
sinful
acts
such
as
theft
and
murder.
Islam
Islam
Follows
one
God
and
the
teachings
of
Prophet
Muhammad
who
was
born
in
Mecca
and
represented
as
messenger
of
Allah
(God)
who
is
divine,
Islamic
followers
are
called
Muslims
and
they
attend
services
in
Mosques.
Islam
means
Peace
and
submission
and
the
sacred
text
for
Muslims
is
Quran.
Muslims
are
guided
by
five
beliefs
and
practices
that
are
termed
as
Pillars
of
Islamic
faith.
They
preach
that
Allah
is
the
only
God
and
Muhammad
is
his
Prophet,
mandatory
participation
in
daily
prayers,
helping
the
poor,
fasting
for
spiritual
elevation,
and
pilgrimage
to
the
holy
centre
of
Mecca.
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