Some ancient indian painting and rock sculptures detailed scenes showing brahman stories
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Who are brahmans?</h3>
Within Hindu society, Brahmin is both a varna and a caste. Because they work as religious teachers and priests (purohit, pandit, or pujari), Brahmins are referred to as the priestly class (guru or acharya). The Kshatriya, Vaishya, and Shudra are the other three varnas.
Brahmins typically serve as priests in Hindu temples, at socially significant religious celebrations, and in rites of passage rituals like solemnizing weddings with songs and prayers. The Brahmins traditionally enjoy the highest level of ritual status among the four social classes. Their way of life is mandated to be one of voluntary poverty and extreme austerity. Indian writings actually imply that some Brahmins traditionally also worked as farmers, soldiers, traders, and other professions.
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