Who did the traditional Vedic beliefs appeal to and why?

Traditional Vedic beliefs primarily appealed to the priestly class, known as the Brahmins, who were responsible for conducting rituals and preserving sacred knowledge. These beliefs also attracted the warrior class (Kshatriyas) who sought divine favor for success in battles and governance. Additionally, the agrarian communities found value in Vedic rituals for ensuring fertility and prosperity. The emphasis on cosmic order (Rita) and the relationship between humans and the divine resonated with various societal groups seeking stability and meaning in their lives.