In Hinduism, the Path of Ritual Action, Path of Knowledge and the Path of Devotion are all paths available for a person to travel to remove bad karma and attain higher levels through reincarnation until they reach moksha. They also represent a chronological development in Hindu thought.

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13 May, 14:59

In Hinduism, the Path of Ritual Action, Path of Knowledge and the Path of Devotion are all paths available for a person to travel to remove bad karma and attain higher levels through reincarnation until they reach moksha. They also represent a chronological development in Hindu thought.

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Lennon Schmidt · Answer 1

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Hinduism is a religion of India, it is practiced throughout India and parts of Southeast Asia. It has been referred to as a Sanātana Dharma by some of the scholars. According to scholars, Hinduism is a coalition or combination of several cultures and traditions of India. It is believed this religion emerged after the end of the Vedic period in the history of India and flourished during the medieval period. According to the tenets of the faith, a person can remove his bad Karmas and attain higher levels by following the various path of ritual actions, Knowledge and devotion.