The document discusses the origins of the four primary castes in Hindu society: Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas, and Shudras. It highlights Brahmins as custodians of knowledge and spirituality, Kshatriyas as warriors, Vaishyas as merchants and farmers, and Shudras representing lower status in the caste hierarchy. Each caste's origin is linked to a creation narrative involving the deity Brahma.

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BRAHMINS
Brahmins, traditionally the priestly caste in Hindu
society, originated in ancient India and were
considered custodians of knowledge, rituals, and
spirituality
KSHATRIYAS
Originating from the mythological story, they were
believed to be born from the arms of Brahma, the
creator deity, symbolizing warriors and rulers
VAISHYAS
Traditionally merchants and farmers, trace their
origin to the story of Brahma stomach, the
creator deity in Hindu mythology
SHUDRAS
Originated from the feet of Brahma, according
to Hindu mythology, symbolizing their lower
status in the caste hierarchy
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