Karma & Dharma
What is the law of cause and effect in Hinduism called?
Karma
Which Hindu god is known as the creator of the universe?
Brahma
What is moksha?
liberation from the cycle of rebirth?
Which river is considered sacred in Hinduism?
Ganges River
What is the ritual of worship involving offerings called?
Puja
Following one’s duty according to their role in society is known as?
Dharma
Which goddess is associated with wealth and prosperity?
Lakshmi
Which path to moksha involves knowledge and wisdom?
Jnana Yoga
Name the ancient texts that form the foundation of Hindu teachings.
Vedas
Which practice involves non-violence and respect for all living beings?
Ahimsa
True or False: Good karma can lead to a better rebirth.
True
Who is the Hindu god of destruction and transformation?
Shiva
What is Bhakti Yoga focused on?
devotion to a deity
Which ancient civilization contributed to the early development of Hinduism?
Indus Valley Civilization
What is the term for illusion or the belief that the material world is real?
maya
Which Hindu text emphasizes fulfilling one’s dharma, even in battle?
Bhagavad Gita
Which deity is often depicted with a flute and associated with love?
Krishna
How does Karma Yoga help achieve moksha?
through selfless action and duty
What city is known as the spiritual capital of Hinduism?
Varanasi
Name the practice of honoring deities with food, flowers, and prayers.
Puja
How do karma and dharma influence reincarnation?
they determine one's next life in the cycle of samsara
Name the elephant-headed god who is the remover of obstacles.
Ganesha
Which path emphasizes meditation and self-discipline?
Raja yoga
During which empire did Hindu culture and art flourish, known as a golden age?
Gupta Empire
What are the four stages of life in Hinduism called?
Ashramas