result of one's good and bad deeds done in a lifetime. The second is a belief in dharma and Hindu traditions. They must believe in the three main Hindu gods: Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. They must have a belief in reincarnation after death. They must have honor for the sacred Vedas. They must have a belief that if lived a religious life, the Wheel of Life can end ad achieve moksha.
             Hindu's worship many gods, but they believe in a single god, Brahma. Everything comes from Brahma, it does not matter who they worship, because ultimately all worship goes to Brahma. Brahma does not punish or reward those for their achievements in life; every soul creates their own rewards and punishments through karma. Karma rules what each soul will be in the next lifetime, it is formed by the persons good and bad deeds in each life; if a person had more good deeds than bad deeds then they have good karma, if they had more bad deeds than good, then they have bad karma.
             Dharma is the ultimate balance of all living things; it belongs to everything, including the universe. Every soul is responsible for balancing their own dharma, the areas of dharma to balance are religious, social and within the family. They must keep their promises and remain faithful to religious rituals, while also taking care of their family. If a soul is unbalanced, then it will affect their karma. To some dharma is considered a tradition, duty and custom, but to Hindu it is spiritually more than that.
             Veda: The Veda is the oldest of all Hindu books. Veda means divin
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