Hare Krishna

[Angrboda]

Darkstar, dear, you "appear" to have made a fundamental mistake here. Akincana is not a member of the Abrahamanic faiths (Judaism, Christianity, Islam).

I should have worded that differently. I assumed that his/her religion had pastors and a holy book (which I erronously referred to as the bible, rather than just as a generic holy book). If this religion has neither pastors/priests of any sort, nor a holy book, then I am curious as to what it does have. For example, does it have churches? Hinduism is probably the religion I know the least about (that isn't uber-obscure). My apologies.

I would start with the Wikipedia entry on "Hinduism." (Which is .) While purists, or people who know a lot (of which I'm not one) may object to parts of it, I think it is a good place to start. As a Wikipedia article, it's somewhat longish, and links in to volumes of more in depth material, but can likely be digested over the course of an ordinary lunch break.


An illustration of a scene from the Baghavad-Gita: