Hinduism

Hinduism was founded in India and also remains most prominent religion in South Asia. This religion was brought to Indus River Valley 3,500 years ago by the Aryans. Hinduism has no single founder and beliefs have evolved over time. Hindu people were polytheistic. Brahman, Brahma, Vishu, and Shira were gods and goddesses that were said to be individual entities, however they were all part of Brahman. Other gods and goddesses are said to be reincarnated of the original three.

The Holy Text are the roots of all beliefs, such as the prayers, chants, and hymns. The second holy book that holds rituals and ceremonies is the Vpahi Shad. Hinduism people worshipped in temples. This religion had no formal head of faith.

The ultimate goal of Hinduism is to break cycle of reincarnation and achieve Moksha. In your previous life if you were good you would be reborn higher into the caste system. If you were bad in the previous life you would go lower into the caste system in your upcoming life. Also if moral and religious duties are completed you will be reborn in a higher caste. A higher caste means that you are closer to Moksha. If the obligation was not concluded you are reborn into a lower caste. Karma is an energy that moves to each caste during rebirth. Caste systems affected people's life entirely. These systems determine where you live, what friends you have, who you marry, job, and much more.