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... sins and impurities from the world; they are no longer pure and holy to return. The process of becoming pure is so difficult that no soul can accomplish it in one lifetime. The soul is forced to live life after life until it is pure enough to return to Brahma. The Hindus call the cycles of rebirths samsara, or the Wheel of Life. When a soul is finally cleansed enough to break free of samsara it is called moksha. The soul returns to Brahma for an eternity of contentment and ecstasy. There is no one incorporating creed in Hinduism. A follower may choose any god as their personal god, or may worship several of them. Although, to be a Hindu there are certain things that a follower must believe in and live by. These beliefs include a belief in karma, dharma and reincarnation after death. Also, that there are three main ...
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