Leaf-eating Lily
what loosely translates to duty?
dharma
Samsara is...
the cycle of birth, death and rebirth that all Hindus are bound to unless they achieve moksha
the supreme universal being is known as
Brahman
The ultimate goal for Hindus is to be released from the cycle of...
samsara
The other ultimate goal for Hindus is to become one with Brahman when they die – to achieve...
moksha
The name of the Hindu text that depicts the perspective of Prince Arjuna before a great battle...
Bhagavad Gita
What is atman?
Atman is the conscious connection with everything and so behaviour can be related to: what I do to you, I do to me.
the positive or negative consequences associated with performing one’s dharma...
karma
What is Ahimsa
Defined as: 'do no harm', ahimsa or non-violence is the basic statement of ethical behaviour
In Hinduism, the term kama means...
pleasure
What sacred text is linked to the Mahavakyas?
The Upanishads
Who was the first Disney Princess?
Snow White
How many paths to moksha?
Double point for describing the paths
The path of knowledge
the path of devotion
the path of work and religious performances
How many stripes does Adidas have in its logo?
Three
There are many types of dharma that one is obligated to perform, depending on...
gender, caste, age, etc.
Which gas makes up the majority of Earth's atmosphere?
Nitrogen
The deity Ganesh is depicted as which animal?
Elephant
What is the four-word nickname given to the titular character of the Harry Potter series?
The Boy Who Lived
Codes of correct conduct can be found throughout which two sacred texts?
The vedas and Upanishads
What’s the most-consumed beverage in the world that is not water?
Tea
pratisiddha refer to behaviours or actions that are
prohibited
What are the four castes?
• Brahmin – priestly caste
• Kshatriya – warrior caste
• Vaishya – merchant caste
• Shudra – labour caste
Finish this sentence: By performing their dharma, avoiding unethical behaviours and embracing good conduct, Hindus...
continue on their own path towards moksha while respecting the divine that dwells in all humans through their individual connection to Brahman.
Kamya refer to behaviours or actions that are...
voluntary
What's the difference between orthopraxy and orthodoxy?
orthopraxy
correct conduct as related to ritual and actions
orthodoxy
adherence to accepted beliefs and creeds