Hinduism is called the oldest world religion, because its roots go back to the Vedic civilization - one of the most ancient civilizations known to mankind. And the self-name of Hinduism - “sanatana-dharma” means nothing more than “the eternal law. Today Hinduism is the third most important religion in the world: it is practiced by over a billion people. And, of course, it is impossible to understand modern civilization without understanding the essence of one of its main religions. But, moreover, Buddhism arose next to Hinduism - a much younger, but very significant world religion. /p>- what are the main historical milestones in the development of religions in Ancient India?- what do Buddhism and Hinduism have in common - and how do these concepts differ radically?- as the beliefs of the ancient India related to today?- why did elements of Indian beliefs such as yoga and vegetarianism spread around the world - and how is this related to the Indian religions themselves?

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