It took significant traditions from the Dravidians. Instead of saying, hey, our different traditions are different religions, they merged over thousands of years into one religion. And the word for this merging, taking an amalgamation of multiple rituals, multiple ideas, multiple practices, and turning them into one is known as syncretism. And Hinduism is perhaps the best example of syncretism, where you have these incredibly diverse practices. The gods that I show here are just a sample of them, but they've been connected through this overarching, very diverse religion called Hinduism. And to a Hindu, they're all ways of connecting with the fundamental Brahman. And to remind that, we could just zoom out, and we see the connection with Brahman, which is viewed as this fundamental reality, which raises an interesting question.