Brahminism is totally built upon the limited need to materially organize society for achieving a severely limited mundane objective of a microscopic minority. It exploits the dimensions covered by religion and effortlessly obliges the people to love the chains of their object and many faceted (political, social, spiritual) slavery. The elaborate apparatus setup to make the scheme operational is amazing in terms of resilience, depth and scope. The concept of Hindu Dharma was very closely interwoven and remains synonymous with the social order of Brahminism (varna ashrama dharma). It derived its authority from interpretation of the Vedas, other orthodox scriptures, and imposition of rites, rituals, and object worship. Preservation of the social order is the only thing which is of greatest importance to it. Swami Dharma Theertha states:

"It may be defined as a system of socio-religious domination and exploitation of the Hindus based on caste, priestcraft, and false philosophy, - caste representing the scheme of domination, priestcraft the means of exploitation, and false philosophy a justification of both. Started by Brahmin priests and developed by them through many centuries of varying fortunes and compromises with numerous ramifications, it has under foreign rule become the general culture of the Hindus and is, at the present day, almost identical with organized Hinduism."

It's survival is based upon the majority of the people to accept a monolithic structure composed of a few basic postulates: the authority of the Vedas; the caste division of society under Brahminic domination; its adjunct theory of karma and of incarnation including image worship. But how does the vast majority of masses accept tenets of such faith, especially during the rule of other political authorities?

• Consistently maintains an understanding and alliance with the political authority. The Brahmin always took good care to obtain patronage with the ruling monarch. This included assimilating outwardly to culture and religious norms of the political authority. Brahmin norms lay down that it immaterial for the non-political community as to who rules. It's sole concern is to avoid anarchy.

• Promotes assimilation and conformity. Presents itself as a unicentral creed (Hinduism) which seeks to promote a single focus society, intolerant of dissent. This obliges differing cultures to accept the Hindu umbrella belief and to seek amalgamation with that culture by projecting their own in a manner conformable to it. Rituals and rites of the differing culture will also be "borrowed" to aid the assimilation process. This leads to feigned unity and disguised exploitation.
• Control of knowledge. Maintain supreme authority, control, and interpretation of the Vedas, Puranas, and all religious texts. This denies any sort of education, secular or spiritual, to the masses, and provides freedom to interpret, spread, and falsify information to suit their purpose - a form of "brainwashing." The media, judiciary, military and other groups are also manned and used for this purpose, thus, nobody is held accountable.