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rahmanismo
El brahmanismo es una religión detransición entre la religión védica (terminada hacia el siglo VI a. C.) y la religión hinduista (que comenzó hacia el siglo III d. C.).
Según otros autores,1 el brahmanismo (o religión brahmánica) es lomismo que el vedismo (o religión védica).
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1 Vedismo
2 Budismo
3 Hinduismo
4 Notas
5 Véase también
6 Enlaces externos
Vedismo[editar · editar código]

La religión védicaexistió aproximadamente entre mediados del II milenio a. C. y el siglo IV a. C.).
Se basaba en el consumo ritual de soma (droga psicotrópica) y en opulentos sacrificios de animales realizados porsacerdotes brahmanes, tal como se señala en el Rig-veda (el texto más antiguo de la literatura de la India, de mediados del II milenio a. C.), texto épico-religioso con himnos dedicados a múltiples...