Brahmin

In the context of Hindu society, a Brahmin is a member of the highest caste traditionally associated with learning, priesthood, and spiritual leadership. Historically, Brahmins have played a key role in religious rituals, preserving sacred knowledge, and guiding spiritual practices. The caste system categorizes society into hierarchical groups, with Brahmins positioned at the top. Modern perspectives recognize that these roles and perceptions are evolving, and the term primarily denotes a cultural and religious identity. Brahmins may engage in various professions today, reflecting a broad spectrum of educational and social pursuits across communities.