"Hinduism," means simply the religion of the people of India, and is called by Hindus the Sanatana Dharma or "eternal Dharma." Dharma can be translated as "righteousness," "law" and "duty" and refers to the right order of the world. Hinduism has no single founder and its origins go back into the earliest history of South Asia. Its first known scriptures are the Vedas or "knowledge." Hindus worship God in many forms and accept belief in reincarnation and karma, the results of good and evil actions.