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Religious Belief » Hinduism » Beliefs BeliefsThe Hindu faith covers a wide range of belief and practice, some see it as an
umbrella covering a large number of more distinct beliefs. While most Hindus believe
in God, some do not.
For most Hindus, the one God is understood either as the all-pervading, unknowable Brahman or as the Supreme Person. In either understanding, Hindus also believe in the existence of higher beings. The three main gods and their consorts are:
The Hindu faith recognises the female in the divine and it is believed that the male form must always have its female counterpart. A major belief is that of the transmigration of the atma (soul) in this world until it is sufficiently enlightened to transcend this process. The Social Order : The Hindu social order consists of four orders and four stages of life.
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