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Hinduism: Central Texts, Concepts, and Practices, Quizzes of World Religions

Definitions and terms related to hinduism, including its sacred texts, central concepts, and practices. Topics covered include the vedas, indus valley civilization, sanskrit language, moksha and samsara, karma, bhakti yoga, pujas, and various gods and goddesses. This information is useful for anyone interested in learning about hinduism.

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2010/2011

Uploaded on 02/04/2011

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TERM 1
The sacred texts central to sacrificial
hinduism
DEFINITION 1
The Vedas
TERM 2
where indian civilization starts
DEFINITION 2
Indus valley (along indus river)
TERM 3
What language are religious texts
written?
DEFINITION 3
sanskrit
TERM 4
The goal of Hinduism _____ means to be free
from _____
DEFINITION 4
Moksha, samsara (cycle of life and death)
TERM 5
_____determines ones next life
DEFINITION 5
karma
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The sacred texts central to sacrificial

hinduism

The Vedas

TERM 2

where indian civilization starts

DEFINITION 2

Indus valley (along indus river)

TERM 3

What language are religious texts

written?

DEFINITION 3

sanskrit

TERM 4

The goal of Hinduism _____ means to be free

from _____

DEFINITION 4

Moksha, samsara (cycle of life and death)

TERM 5

_____determines ones next life

DEFINITION 5

karma

____ yoga, fulfill duty without expectation of

any gain

karma

TERM 7

Universal force or principle

DEFINITION 7

Brahman

TERM 8

____yoga, devotion to a god

DEFINITION 8

Bhakti

TERM 9

offering fruit, flowers, prayer to a god is

called ______

DEFINITION 9

puja

TERM 10

seeing the image of god

DEFINITION 10

darsan

krishna's ____ is Radha

shakti

TERM 17

The trimurti expresses

DEFINITION 17

the cycle of time

TERM 18

yoga aims to control or

train...

DEFINITION 18

the mind

TERM 19

the caste is determined by

DEFINITION 19

one's birth

TERM 20

sannyasin represents the _____ stage of life

DEFINITION 20

4th or last

_____yoga, pursues knowledge

Jnana

TERM 22

what characterizes verdic religion

DEFINITION 22

sacrifice to gods

TERM 23

vedas

DEFINITION 23

religious text written in sanskrit

TERM 24

shruti

DEFINITION 24

"what is heard"

TERM 25

what is the main goal of verdic tradition?

DEFINITION 25

perform rituals to strengthen gods to maintain order

brahman

impersonal cosmic principle, defines everything

TERM 32

atman

DEFINITION 32

the deeper self

TERM 33

jnana yoga

DEFINITION 33

"knowledge" non-duality of atman and brahman

TERM 34

karma yoga

DEFINITION 34

"action" fulfill duty without expecting rewards.

TERM 35

bhakti yoga

DEFINITION 35

"devotion" devotion to god, puja (sacrafice, worship)

raja yoga

"meditation" breathing practice

TERM 37

hatha yoga

DEFINITION 37

"physical"

TERM 38

kundalini yoga

DEFINITION 38

"energy" meditation + physical practice

TERM 39

bhakti yoga and puja

DEFINITION 39

offering of sacrafices in return for new flowers, incense....

TERM 40

Purana

DEFINITION 40

mythology, 18 major puranas

polytheistic consciousness

the world is the center, everything is devine

TERM 47

dharma

DEFINITION 47

the duty bestowed upon one

TERM 48

4 stages of life

DEFINITION 48

1. student (learns the religion) 2. householder - marriage and

raising children 3. retiree - spend more time on religious

matters 4. Renunciate - live free from society, free from

attachments, attain moksha

TERM 49

4 goals of life

DEFINITION 49

1. kama - pleasure 2. artha - economic power and security 3.

dharma - religious duty 4. moksha - freedom from samsara