What does Brahmin mean in India? How powerful are the Brahmins in India?

Brahman means prayer, and those priests who have the power to pray to gods are called Brahmins. Brahmins are the highest caste in the Indian caste system. They have many privileges. They are exempt from taxes and do not have to suffer some punishments. They can also accept kneeling and offerings from lower castes.

Although the caste system in India has been abolished long ago, the influence of this system still exists. It is deeply rooted in people's hearts and cannot be eradicated to this day. There are about 6.5 million Brahmins who represent divine power. They They were originally foreign invaders in India, but they have openly become "gods" in the hearts of the indigenous people, enjoying various privileges and benefits of the upper class. These rights and interests are inherent and can be passed down to future generations.

In India, Brahmins are equal to the spokespersons of the gods. The rest of the people must obey them unconditionally, respect them, and offer them all good things. As for money, goods and food, they are easily available. Brahmins enjoy the reverence and worship of other castes. They can enjoy life easily, have no worries about food and clothing throughout their lives, receive better and better education, and have more social resources.

Brahmins basically don’t need to work. Someone will take care of everything for them, wash and cook for them, provide them with food, clothing, housing and transportation, and protect their safety and interests in all aspects, allowing them to concentrate on thinking about problems and enjoying life. Communicate with the spirits and bless others.

As for the people of lower castes below Brahmin, even if they work hard all their lives and work hard, they cannot break through the shackles of caste and become a noble Brahmin. For these low-caste people, they are not qualified to intermarry with high-caste Brahmins, let alone get along as equals. This unreasonable system has not really disappeared, and is exploiting the lower class people and the working people in India

For the Brahmins, they are happy, but for the Sudras at the bottom, they are sad. Perhaps only those who are actually in it can truly know what it feels like.