Atman is the true self or soul in Hindu philosophy.

Atman is a physical body in Hindu philosophy.

Atman refers to the universe in Hindu beliefs.

Atman is a type of meditation practice.

Krishna is a Hindu god and the eighth avatar of Vishnu.

Krishna is a type of traditional Indian dance.

Krishna is a historical figure from the 19th century.

Krishna is a famous Indian musician.

A major deity in Hinduism and the protagonist of the Ramayana.

A historical figure known for his military conquests.

A character from Greek mythology.

A popular Indian dish made with rice and spices.

Kalki is the future avatar of Vishnu in Hinduism.

Kalki is a historical figure in Indian politics.

Kalki is a type of traditional Indian dance.

Kalki is a sacred text in Buddhism.

three paths to liberation

Karma marga, Bhakti marga, Jnana marga

emphasizes ritual and ethical works

what is bahkti marga?

refers to the study of scriptures.

a form of meditation technique.

the study of knowledge/wisdom; focuses on spiritual insight

emphasizes ritual and ethical works

refers to the path of devotion.

the practice of rituals in Hinduism.

four classes of the caste system

Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas, Shudras

Kshatriyas, Merchants, Shudras, Untouchables

Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas, Sages

Brahmins, Rajputs, Vaishyas, Shudras

what are the four stages of life in Hindu?

student, householder, forest, renouncer

Kshatriya, Vaishya, Shudra, Brahmin

Childhood, Adolescence, Adulthood, Old Age

what is OM is Hinduism?

Om is a sacred sound and symbol in Hinduism representing the essence of the universe.

Om is a festival celebrated by Hindus.

Om is a deity worshipped in Hinduism.

Om is a type of meditation technique in Hinduism.

the ultimate reality in Hinduism.

a type of meditation in Buddhism.

a deity worshipped in ancient Egypt.

refers to the physical universe in science.

what is mantra in Hindu?

ritual formulas used to produce a spiritual effect

a Hindu festival celebrated annually.

a sacred text written in Sanskrit.

what are the forms of worship in Hinduism?

Puja, arati, mantras, sacrifice, yoga

Yoga is a spiritual and physical practice in Hinduism aimed at uniting the self with God

Yoga is primarily a competitive sport in Hinduism.

Yoga is a form of dance in Hinduism.

Yoga is a type of meditation exclusive to Buddhism.

practitioners of yoga and meditation.

what is shruti in Hinduism?

Shruti is a category of sacred texts in Hinduism, including the Vedas and Upanishads.

Shruti refers to a type of musical instrument in Hindu culture.

Shruti is a festival celebrated in honor of the gods.

Shruti is a philosophical concept that emphasizes meditation.

what is smriti in hinduism?

Smriti is a category of sacred texts in Hinduism that are of human origin.

Smriti refers to the divine revelations in Hinduism.

Smriti is a type of meditation practice in Hinduism.

Smriti is a festival celebrated in Hindu culture.

Tantra is a spiritual tradition that seeks to achieve enlightenment through various practices and rituals.

Tantra is a form of dance popular in India.

Tantra is a type of meditation focused on breathing techniques.

Tantra is a philosophy that rejects all forms of ritual and practice.

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four characteristics of the modern world

modernization, urbanization, globalization, multiculturalism

Isolationism

Cultural stagnation

Technological regression

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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several gods exist; has neither a founder or sacred text

Atheism

Monotheism

Animism

Hinduism

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

what is dharma?

Dharma is the moral and ethical duty or law that governs individual conduct and the order of the universe.

Dharma is a type of meditation practice.

Dharma refers to a specific religious text.

Dharma is the concept of fate or destiny.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

various deities of hinduism

Zeus

Odin

Vishnu, Shiva, Hanuman

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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the "wheel of life" that implies a series of lives, deaths, and rebirths for every individual

moksha

samsara

nirvana

karma

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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what you put into the atmosphere comes back to you

samsara

karma

atman

dharma

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

moksha

Liberation from the cycle of death and rebirth.

A type of spiritual ritual.

A form of meditation practice.

A state of eternal sleep.

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RLST test #1

four characteristics of the modern world

several gods exist; has neither a founder or sacred text

what is dharma?

various deities of hinduism

the "wheel of life" that implies a series of lives, deaths, and rebirths for every individual

what you put into the atmosphere comes back to you

moksha

what is atman?

what is krishna?

what is rama?

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