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Hinduism has many holy scriptues What are one of the holy scriptures called?
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∙ 13y ago
It is sort of unfair to pick up one scripture from our many. So, I would name the Vedas, Geeta, and Bhagawat Purana.
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th origin of Hinduism is Lord Brahma himself. Hinduism 4 vedas are the most holy scriptures of hinduism. there after mahabharata and ramayan bhagwat geeta are important. after that puranas upnishada are sacred.
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