Hindu Scripture is a term used to refer to the religious texts of Hinduism, which are composed of three main categories: the TANTRA, the Veda, and the Sruti. The TANTRA is a collection of texts that focus on rituals, mantras, and meditation. The Veda is a collection of hymns and verses that are believed to be divinely revealed. Lastly, the Sruti is a collection of ancient oral traditions that are believed to have been passed down from generation to generation. All three of these categories of Hindu Scripture are considered to be sacred and are used by Hindus to guide their spiritual practice.