Smriti
Smriti ("what is fit/deserves to be remembered") refers to a canon of Hindu religious scripture. Smriti is the name for non-Shruti texts; Smriti is generally seen as secondary to Shruti.One grouping (they vary) of the Hindu Smriti includes:
- DharmaShastra (the laws)
- Itihasa (the Histories; including Mahabharata, Ramayana)
- Puranas (the fables or writings)
- Sutras (proverbs or aphorisms)
- Agamas (the philosophies; including Mantras, Tantras, and Yantras)
- Dyasanas (the philosophies; including the Vedanta)
| Early Hinduism | Hinduism | Hindu Philosophy |
| Primary Scriptures: Vedas | Upanishads | Bhagavad Gita | Itihasa | Tantras | Sutras |
| Concepts: Brahman | Dharma | Karma | Moksha | Maya | Punarjanma | Samsara |
| Schools & Systems: Vedanta | Yoga | Tantra | Bhakti |
| Rituals: Aarti | Darshan | Puja | Satsang | Thaal | Yagnya |
| Hindu Teachers/Gurus and Saints: Sankara | Ramakrishna | Vivekananda | Aurobindo | Ramana Maharshi | Sivananda |
| Denominations: Vaishnavism | Shaivism | Shaktism | Neo- and quasi-Hindu movements |
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