Brahman (disambiguation) facts for kids
Brahman is a very important idea in Hinduism. It refers to the highest and most powerful truth in the universe. Think of it as the unchanging, ultimate reality that is the source of everything. It's not a god in the usual sense, but more like the spirit or essence of the entire universe.
Brahman in Hinduism
In Hindu philosophy, especially in ancient texts called the Upanishads, Brahman is seen as the supreme spirit. It is believed to be the cause of all existence. Everything in the universe, from the smallest atom to the largest galaxy, comes from Brahman. It is also believed that Brahman is present in everything.
Many Hindus believe that their own soul, or Atman, is actually a part of Brahman. Realizing this connection is a key goal in many Hindu traditions. It means understanding that you are connected to the ultimate truth of the universe.
Brahman is often described as being beyond human understanding. It has no beginning or end. It is also said to be without any specific qualities or form. This makes it different from the many gods and goddesses in Hinduism, who often have specific roles and appearances.
Brahman (Cattle)
The word "Brahman" can also refer to a type of cattle. These cattle are a special breed that came from Bos indicus cattle. They are known for their humps and loose skin. Brahman cattle are very strong and can live in hot climates. They are often used for meat production and for pulling carts.
See also
In Spanish: Brahman para niños
