Three of the greatest religions in Indian Culture, include Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. These religions were founded from Aryan and Dravidian culture.
Brahmanism gradually changed overtime to form the more commonly known religion of Hinduism. The followers believed in many god and goddesses, with Brahman being the most elite. They also believed in the practices of karma and reincarnation. Reincarnation effected Hindu followers because what one did in their past life could affect their soul in the future. This gave hope to individuals in lower social classes because they had the chance to improve their life in the future (50). Brahmanism turned into Hinduism when followers began to believe in a more personal experience with a god, other
Brahmanism gradually changed overtime to form the more commonly known religion of Hinduism. The followers believed in many god and goddesses, with Brahman being the most elite. They also believed in the practices of karma and reincarnation. Reincarnation effected Hindu followers because what one did in their past life could affect their soul in the future. This gave hope to individuals in lower social classes because they had the chance to improve their life in the future (50). Brahmanism turned into Hinduism when followers began to believe in a more personal experience with a god, other