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Why is water significant in Hindu culture, and how does Varuna relate to it?
Water holds great significance in Hindu culture as it is believed to purify and cleanse both the body and the soul. Water is also seen as a symbol of life, fertility, and prosperity. Varuna is the god of water in Hinduism and is believed to have the power to control the oceans, rivers, and all forms of water.
What do Upanishads teach?
Upanishads are the essence of Vedic knowledge. They settle the apparent contradictions within the Vedas that a layman may find and also give a final shape to the Vedic principles. Upanishads emphasize the concept of Brahman as the one and only supreme truth.
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