Which of the following traditions is usually not a part of hindu rituals? a. worshiping at shrines b. discussing the eightfold path c. chanting and reciting scriptures d. praying and making offerings to gods

B. discussing the Eightfold Path

The correct answer is B. Discussing the Eightfold Path

Explanation:

The Hinduism is a religion mainly practiced in India and other countries in Asia, based on different cultures and traditions that mix cosmology, use of sacred texts or scriptures and principles related to ethics, liberation, work, etc. Because of this, common Hindu practices or rituals include recitation or chanting of scriptures such as the Ramayana, worshiping shrines or sacred places, meditations, pilgrimages, annual festivals, making offerings to gods, among others. On the other hand, the Noble Eightfold Path refers to eight practices used in Buddhism, another religion, to achieve the rebirth or salvation which is one of the most important in Buddhism rituals that are also commonly practiced in Asia. Considering this, it can be concluded the tradition that is usually not a part of Hindu rituals is discussing the Eightfold Path as this practice belongs to Buddhism and not to Hinduism.