It was a way to have a constant supply of items like eggs or milk.
Domestication also meant the possibility of breeding animals. They didn't have to hunt if they already had them in captivity. There was no refrigeration, so keeping the animals alive ensured they would remain fresh. Skin and wool made leather and other clothing items. Manure to improve crops became readily available. Every part of an animal slaughtered was out to use. As tallow, needles, sinew/ thread, tools, glue.
Dogs/wolves helped humans hunt rather than compete.
People no longer had to migrate with the animals. They could settle and farm.
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God in Hinduism
Because there are so many gods and goddesses, it can be perceived as a polytheistic religion, but in fact they believe that Brahman is one and all other gods have different manifestations. And the gods whose name you will often hear:
- Brahman - Creator of the universe
- Vishnu - God who keeps the universe in balance and harmony. Vishnu manifests itself in different ways depending on the situation. There are many different avatars like Rama, Krsna, Lakshimi, Sarasvati.
Lord of destruction. They believe that the universe is occasionally destroyed by Lord Shiva and re-created by Brahman. Cyclicity is a very important image in Hinduism.
- Ganesha - God who removes obstacles, brings luck, opens the way. The elephant face is depicted with a human body.
