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The basis of Hinduism asserts that Brahman; the universal soul, is the absolute truth and three of the most significant forms of Brahman are Brahma - the creator, Vishnu - the preserver & Shiva - the destroyer. The term Hinduism comes from the word Hindu, a Persian adaptation of the name of the river Sindhu. Its practitioners conceive it as a lifestyle and a cosmogony. Therefore, they do not refer to Hinduism as a religion, but as "Sanatana Dharma", which means "tradition" or "eternal way".
One of the symbols of Hinduism is the Om, which represents the impersonal god Brahman, as well as the universe and essence. The Om is a sacred syllable that acts as a mantra. That is, a living song or prayer that Hindus value as a primordial sound from which other sounds are generated.
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