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- comes down in time of destruction
- 8th avatar of Vishnu
-historical hero and god
- attractive god

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- destroyer god

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-preserving god

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-a devotional way to deity
-devotional worship directed to one supreme deity, usually Vishnu (especially in his incarnations as Rama and Krishna) or Shiva, by whose grace salvation may be attained by all regardless of sex, caste, or class. It is practiced by the majority of Hindus today

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social and ethical standards that were set as ideal, reveals the effect that the vedas impacted on indian life

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based on belief in reincarnation, it is the notion that the form the soul will take in the next life is determined by its behavior in this life

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social class system that is prevalent in Hindu India

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the belief that after death, our souls live again in another embodied form

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“liberation” from personal limitation, egotism and rebirth

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the spiritual essence of all individual human beings

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the spiritual essence of the universe

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writings concerned with the cycle of rebirth as it is contingent on a person's actions, liberation from the cycle of rebirth.

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The oldest collection of Hindu sacred texts, Hindus believe that the texts were received by scholars direct from God and passed on to the next generation orally.

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priests from families who are considered the purest, wisest, and most learned