In hinduism around 500

b. c. e., if a prayer was not answered it meant that

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In hinduism around 500

b. c. e., if a prayer was not answered it meant that

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Edwin Petersen · Answer 1

Around 500 B. C. E in Hinduism, a ritual had been improperly performed if a prayer was not answered. Hinduism also believes that truth is eternal, the Vedas are the ultimate authority, Moksha is the goal of the individual soul, Brahman is truth and reality, individual souls are immortal and everyone should strive to achieve dharma.

In hinduism around 500b. c. e., if a prayer was not answered it meant that

In hinduism around 500

b. c. e., if a prayer was not answered it meant that