World Religions

Hinduism

The world's oldest living religion, Hinduism is a vast family of traditions united by sacred texts and core concepts like karma, dharma, and the pursuit of Moksha — liberation from the cycle of rebirth.

Judaism

One of the world's oldest monotheistic religions, Judaism is both a faith and a cultural identity. Rooted in the covenant between God and Abraham, it gave rise to both Christianity and Islam.

Buddhism

Founded by Siddhartha Gautama in 5th century BCE India, Buddhism teaches that suffering arises from desire and ignorance, and that liberation comes through meditation, ethical living, and wisdom.

Christianity

The world's largest religion, Christianity is centered on the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. It teaches that through faith in Jesus, humanity can be reconciled with God.

Islam

The world's second largest religion, Islam teaches total submission to Allah (God). Founded in 7th century Arabia, it spread rapidly across the world and shares roots with Judaism and Christianity.

Sikhism

Founded in 15th century Punjab by Guru Nanak, Sikhism emphasizes equality of all humans, selfless service, and devotion to one formless God. It rejects caste distinctions and ritual without understanding.

Taoism

One of China's oldest philosophical and spiritual traditions, Taoism teaches harmony with the natural flow of the universe — the Tao. It values simplicity, spontaneity, and balance over ambition and control.