What is the Samoan trend of thought?

Saman, which means diligent rest, peaceful mind and pure ambition, is a general term for non-Brahmin religious factions and schools of thought. Shamanism, which arose in various countries, is a school opposite to Brahmanism, and its philosophy is an important part of Indian philosophy.

There are profound reasons for the rise of Samoan ideological trend. In terms of religion, Brahmanism, which has been popular for a long time in ancient India, occupies an important position in the religious field. But Brahmanism itself has great limitations. It has no strict organizational system, and with the development of society, its teachings become less and less convincing. Brahmanism preaches the "Vedas" revelation, but the "Vedas" explanation of social and historical phenomena is not satisfactory. It advocates the omnipotence of sacrifice and requires people to perform various ceremonies. However, after these ceremonies, people did not achieve the expected results. As a result, sacrifices made a lot of money, and the economic burden of the broad masses of the people became heavier and heavier.

Brahmanism emphasizes the supremacy of Brahmanism, which is also incompatible with the political and economic development of various countries. In the age of all nations, the kingship was constantly strengthened in the war, and the king became a powerful ruler. It is often mentioned in the literature that the king has great power. For example, the Buddha's Life Sutra (Volume 6) says that the king "is the only master of the earth, mastering the great country and winning every battle, leading the army and conquering all directions." Your honor is supreme. "However, the king lives under Khrushchev caste and Brahmin caste. Of course, they are not satisfied with their position under Brahmins. On the other hand, many businessmen belonging to the Vee caste have become rich through business and usury, and have a lot of wealth. They also expressed strong dissatisfaction with the privileged status of Brahmins and tried to improve their social status. They claim that wealth is the most important factor in determining social status. Therefore, after the revival of Samoan thought, it was supported by kings and big businessmen to varying degrees.

The rise of shaman thought not only reflects the development and change of social politics and economy, but also reflects the conflict and further integration between Aryan culture and local culture. Samoan trend of thought is a general attack on conservative and decadent Brahmanism nobles and their monopoly Brahmanism on behalf of emerging social forces. Shaman ideological trend shook the authority of Vedas, broke the situation that Brahmanism dominated the whole country, and spread widely among the lower castes and the lower masses. The rise of shamanism, especially the rapid spread of Buddhism and Jainism, had a great impact and influence on Brahmanism, which was in decline in the following centuries and was finally forced to embark on the road of reform.