Hinduism Flashcards
What is the term for the ultimate reality in Hinduism?
Brahman
Dharma refers to the moral law and duty in Hinduism.
Dharma
Fill in the blank: The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth in Hindu belief is known as ______.
Samsara
What is the Hindu term for the law of cause and effect?
Karma
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a sacred text in Hinduism? A) The Bible B) The Quran C) The Vedas D) The Tao Te Ching
C) The Vedas
What do the terms ‘Atman’ refer to in Hindu philosophy?
The individual soul or self
True or False: Moksha is the liberation from the cycle of Samsara.
True
What are the four goals of life in Hinduism called?
Purusharthas
Trimurti
A way of understanding Brahman which consists of 3 deities, Vishnu (preserver), Shiva (destroyer), and Brahma (creator)
What is the significance of the Bhagavad Gita in Hinduism?
It is a sacred text that addresses moral and philosophical dilemmas.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following represents the cosmic order in Hinduism? A) Yoga B) Dharma C) Karma D) Moksha
B) Dharma
Fill in the blank: The concept of ______ refers to the duty and righteousness specific to an individual’s position in life.
Dharma
True or False: Hinduism recognizes only one path to spiritual enlightenment.
False
What is ‘Puja’ in Hindu practice?
A ritualistic worship of deities.
What is the term for the sacred syllable representing the essence of the universe?
Om