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Unit 05 · Move 01 · Meet
05.1 / ULTIMATE-REALITY FIELDWORK

Meet a Hindu neighbor

How might family, region, temple, philosophy, and personal devotion shape one Hindu life differently from another?

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Meet · Person first

Ask which Hindu story this person actually inhabits.

Belief may be shaped by family devotion, festivals, temple life, philosophical study, a chosen deity, cultural identity, or little formal observance.

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Identity

What does being Hindu mean in your family and daily life?

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Devotion

Is there a deity, practice, festival, or sacred place especially meaningful to you?

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Authority

Which texts, teachers, or family traditions most shape your beliefs?

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Self

How do you understand the deepest self and its relation to ultimate reality?

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Hope

What do karma, rebirth, or liberation mean to you personally?

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Permission

Would you be comfortable hearing why creation and resurrection matter to my faith?

Field notebook · Hinduism · Move 01

Write four questions that would identify a Hindu neighbor’s actual tradition and personal beliefs.

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Hinduism names a diverse family of traditions; begin with the person rather than assuming one map fits all.