​In the Religious Changes Described by the Upanishads, Brahman Meant​

question 73

Multiple Choice

​In the religious changes described by the Upanishads, Brahman meant​

• A)​a monotheistic presence, later embodied by Vishnu.​
• B)​the main celestial god honored by fire sacrifices.
• C)​the process of reincarnation for not doing one's darma.
• D)​a shadowy ultimate reality with which one's individual spirit would merge.
• E)​the ritual worship maintained by the priestly caste.​

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