Exam 3: Hinduism: the Eternal Law

Shiva is the __________.

Why might understanding karma and atman be difficult for someone raised to worry about the future?

The enlightened self is called __________.

The experience of oneness with all of creation is called ________.

Which of the following animals are believed to be the reincarnated ancestors of Karni Mata?

Name the major castes and briefly describe their duties.

How can Brahma be both dharma and maya at the same time?

What is "atman"?

In Sanskrit, "dharma" means __________.

The ultimate goal for Hindus is to be reincarnated as a priest.

Dharma has the same exact meaning as the English word "religion."

When Hindus want to show reverence to a god, they perform ________ or a ceremony often performed in a temple.

How do the four Great Sayings help adherents live their daily lives?

How might an adherent explain the caste system in terms of karma?

Brahman includes both ________ and ________.

Explain the paradox involved in Maya being a part of Brahma.

The Rig-veda is the oldest of Hindu scripture.

Which of the following best describes "puja"?

Which of the following is NOT one of the three central gods of Hinduism?

Why is "the virtuous path of life" a good way to think about the word "dharma"?