Brahmin: A Brahmin is a member of the

A Brahmin is a member of the highest caste or varna in Hinduism. The Brahmins are the caste from which Hindu priests are drawn, and are responsible for teaching and maintaining sacred knowledge. Modern scholars state that such usage of the term Brahmin in ancient texts does not imply a caste, but simply "masters" (experts), guardian, recluse, preacher or guide of any tradition. [14][15][16] An alternate synonym for Brahmin in the Buddhist and other non-Hindu tradition is Mahano. The Brahmin’s traditional role was to preserve and transmit sacred knowledge, conduct rituals, and lead a life of discipline. It is misleading to conflate cultural influence with political... Introduction History of the Brahmin Caste: holds a special and significant position in Indian society. In Hindu scriptures, Brahmins are regarded as the protectors of knowledge, education, and spirituality. Since ancient times, they have been respected as teachers, priests, and scholars of the Vedas. Within the Brahmin Varna, titles such as Rishi (sage), Yogi, Jogi, Sannyasi (ascetic), and Pandit (scholar) are included.