Jack is a boy, he lives with his parents in a small village near the sea since born, he loves his parents very much.

Now Jack is twelve years old and he is still living in the village, he is a teenager now.

One day, Jack was crashed by a car, and he died immediately.

Jack woke up and see his dead body, but he found himself still alive, he is in a light place so he doesn't know where he is. He began to worry about his parents.

Oh, I am worried about dad and mom. How sad they will be when they saw my dead body!

This was just a dream. Jack wakes up and find an alien in front of him.

Who are you? What do you want? Why did you bring me here!

I am an alien, I know you died, but you want to live, so let's make a trade. I am interested in the power of religions on earth, so you need to go to the past and find me why they have so much power. As a reward, I will repair your body and you can live with your parents again!

OK, but you have to keep your promise!

Sure, I will.

The alien leads Jack to a time machine and tell him that the first station will be the time of HInduism. Jack will go to the India in 1500 B.C.

Now you are going to 3500 years ago, the age of Hinduism.

OK, I'm ready!

1500 B.C.

India

A light flashed, and when Jack opened his eyes again, he had arrived in India 3,500 years ago.

Hi, do you know where this place is?

This is the country around the capital of India, I am Amir. Who are you?

I am Jack, I'm new here.

Is that your family?

Yes, the woman wearing red is my wife.

Do you live a hard life? I think you look upset.

No, not all Indians live like this, let me tell you about this.

In our country, the caste system devides us into four main categories: Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas and Shudras (BBC). We are Shudras, the labourers of the countries, that's why we are so poor. But we are not the worst, there are Dalits, which is outcastes, live in worse stiuations, they can only be street sweepers (“The Caste System [Ushistory.org]”).

That's so unfair! However, do you know anything about your reigion, Hinduism?

No. I don't have time to get to know those. But you can go down the village, and in the east, there's a person named Aahan, he is knowledgeable. You can ask him.

OK, thank you.

Now Jack is walking to Aahan's home.

And there Jack sees Aahan, an old man. Aahan teaches him about Hinduism.

        Long time ago, Hinduism started in India, and there wasn't a creater of this religion, it's a fusion of various beliefs ("Hinduism"). It first started because some people feel bored about worldly enjoyment, so they want to find out what they really want (Smith and Narayanan). Then they find that they already have them, just they didn't know. To help us find that out, these people invented yoga. 

India-Years ago

There are four types of yoga, they are Jnana (for Hindus that give up things they like), Raja (for those Brahman), Karma (for those people that wants to do more things) and Bhakti (for people who want to show god their love and devotion (“Yoga - Practices in Hinduism")

I want to learn this, can you teach me?

Sure.

Now Jack learned Yoga and find the power of Hinduism, he is going to the next destination---The time of Buddhism!

Jack is on his way to the next destination.

Jack is now in India, 5th century B.C.E. This is when Buddhism appears.

India, 500 B.C.

He's in a village now.

There he met Vihaan, a man that knows a lot about Buddhism, so Jack wants to ask him about this.

Buddhism starts with a person named Siddhartha Gautama, now we call him Buddha (National Geographic society).

He was a prince in India, and his father loves him very much, so he protect Gautama and Gautama don't have a chance to look at the outside world (National Geographic society).

One day, Buddha goes out and see an old man, a sick person and a dead body (Brown).

He felt sad for them, and left the palace with a wondering holy man, trying to find a way to save these poor people (Brown).

He then finds out the Four Noble Truths. They are Suffering "dukkha", Origion of Suffering "samudaya", Cessation of Suffering "nirodha", and Path to the Cessation of Suffering "magga" (National Geographic society).

Gautama became Buddha when he was thirty-five. Then the eightfold pathway appears. They are Right View, Right Resolve, Right Speech, Right Action, Right Livelihood, Right Effort, Right Mindfulness, and Right Concentration (NAMCHAK).