Basic Beliefs of Hinduism

Hinduism is considered to be one of the most tolerant religions in the world. The ultimate aim of any Hindu is to attain moksha from the cycle of rebirth. Here are a few basic beliefs of Hinduism.
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Hindu I am a Hindu, and I have only 1 complaint. Another main God of the 3 is Lord Brahma he is the creator of the 3. 6/3/2009
Vasan Dear Maya,

Some corrections:

The word 'Hindustan' is never used by the inhabitants of what we now call India. It was a term coined by Muslims. The correct name for this land according to ancient texts is 'Bharata' ( 't' is pronounced as 'tha'). Even the word 'Hindu' is not from the languages of Bharata. It is a term that the Greeks used to describe people living along the river 'Sindhu'. The name for our religion is not Hinduism. It is simply called 'Sanathana Dharma' meaning 'Ancient Way of living'. the word Dharma can mean justice also. But in this context it means a way of life.		 9/13/2008
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