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This lesson focuses on the concept of avatars in Hinduism, exploring their significance and how they differ from deities. Students will learn that avatars are manifestations of deities, particularly of Vishnu, sent to earth to restore balance and protect dharma (cosmic order). The lesson will emphasise the importance of avatars in Hinduism, such as Rama and Krishna, highlighting their roles in guiding humanity and illustrating moral and spiritual principles.

Students will also compare avatars and deities, examining their similarities and differences, such as their roles, forms, and symbolism. Through discussions and activities, students will develop a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of avatars and deities in Hindu theology and how they enrich Hindu beliefs and practices.

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