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About Dravidian folk religion
Dravidian folk religion refers to the indigenous traditions and cultural practices of the Dravidian languages speaking people in the India and Indian Subcontinent. These traditions likely included ancestor worship, nature veneration, and village deities, some of which still persists. These practices were either historically or are at present Āgamic. The origin and chronology of Agamas is unclear. Some are Vedic and others non-Vedic.
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