They're all viewed as different ways to visualize or to connect with the fundamental reality or the fundamental God. And because Hinduism has been able to merge these very diverse practices, these very diverse rituals, and it's believed this emerged because as Hinduism emerged, it took traditions from the Indus Valley civilization. It took significant traditions from the Indo-Aryans. 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.