Hindus believe that all of their gods are part of a universal spirit called
a. gupta.
c. brahman.
b. siva.
d. vishnu.

Hindus believe that all of their gods are part of a universal spirit called Brahman.

Further Explanations:

Hinduism is amongst the third largest religion of the world, widely practiced in Indian Subcontinent and some regions of South- East Asia. This Indian religion is said to have the firstborn religion of the World. Hinduism is sometimes also called “Santana Dharma”. Though Hinduism covers a broad range of concepts and philosophies but is linked by recognizable rituals and concepts. Hinduism texts are known as “Sruti and Smriti” and are discussing the mythology, yoga, VedicYajna, philosophy and temple building. These texts play a significant role in questioning any authority and understanding the truth of the tradition.  

For many individuals, religion is just a matter of certainty and practice. It is more what we do rather than what we believe and in the same way, Hindus believe in a universal and omnipresent god known as Brahman. It is believed that Brahman can take any form and every individual is part of Brahman which is also known as Atman.

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Grade: High School  

Subject: History

Chapters: Hinduism

Keywords:

Hinduism, Indian, Subcontinent, South- East ,Asia, Santana Dharma, rituals ,concepts, Sruti,Smriti, mythology, yoga, Vedic Yajna, philosophy,temple building

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