... (Earhart, p. 723). Hinduism "remembers the cumulative experience of ages" rather than specific events or people throughout the centuries (Earhart, p. 727). That is not to say no events and people (Gods, Goddesses, rishis (the ancient sages), and ghosts) are important in Hinduism. The texts in Hinduism are regarded as "inspired ... allow " people in every class, caste, and stratum of Hindu society, literate or illiterate [illiteracy is very high in India] [to be] at home in the same universe- (Earhart, p. 780). Needless to say, this process of thoroughly mythologizing the universe and cont...

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