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The Basics
Texts, Other Religions
The Yellow Brick Road of Hinduism
Four Major Pursuits
Other biz
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The founder of Hinduism
What is no founder
100
atman
What is the soul, the real self
100
The training discipline that incorporates one’s mind, body, and spirit is known as
What is yoga
100
Moksha
What is liberation from life cycle
100
Brahmins
What is seers; reflective ones, priests
200
Meaning of Hindu is Sanskrit
What is river
200
Blend of Hinduism and Islam
What is Sikhism
200
Gandhi's principle of ahimsa
What is desire not to harm any form of life
200
Pursuing Dharma
What is one's duties and social obligations
200
Number of Vedas
What is 4
300
Ancient Hindu scripture, which was not written until after thousands of years of oral tradition; written after arrival of Muslims
What is Vedas or Shruti
300
containing elements of both Hinduism and Buddhism
What is Jainism
300
Satyagraha
What is the policy of non-violent resistance used by Muhatma Gandhi
300
Artha
What is political and material wealth
300
the roles of the Shudras and Harijan in the Hindu caste system
What is unskilled laborers and those outside the caste system (the untouchables)
400
The notion that mind, body, and emotions are illusions
What is maya
400
A Collection of stories about the Trimurti is known as the
What is Puranas
400
the three gods of the Hindu Trimurti and what they represent
What is Brahma (creator), Vishnu (preserver), Shiva (destroyer)
400
Kama
What is pleasure (artistic, sensual, recreational)
400
the two levels of the Kshatriyas and Vaisyas in the caste system
What is born administrators; (formerly nobles and warriors) and producers; craftsmen; artisans; farmers; merchants
500
A sacred verbal formula that is repeated as a form of prayer
What is a mantra
500
200,000 verse epic poem regarding a story of war between two families over inheritance
What is Mahabharta
500
the three yogic paths
What is Path of Action (selfless acts), Path of Devotion, Path of Knowledge
500
ashramas
What is Four Stages of Life (for men)
500
The five K's of devotion of Sikhism
What is Kesh (unshorn hair), Kenga (comb), Kacha (short pants), Kara (steel bracelet worn on right hand), Kirpan (short sword)