IWRB (Hinduism) Flashcards

1
Q

Hindus believe that their religion helps you ________from sadness, dissapointmetns and mistakes of everyday life

A

Free your soul

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2
Q

Collection of writing that describe all the fundemental teachings that are central to hinduism

A

Vedas and Upanishads

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3
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This is the concepts that the soul is immortal and all life forms are REBORN into new entity after death

A

Reincarnation

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4
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Concepts that if you do good deeds, good things will happen in your life. If you do bad deeds, bad things iwll happen to your life

A

Karma

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5
Q

when your sould becomes free from the cycle of reborn and is no longer reincarnated

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Moksha

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6
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4 goals of line in hinduism

A

Dharma
Artha
Kama
moksha

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7
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be a good, virtuous and moral person

A

Dharma

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8
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Earn material prosperity, money.

A

Artha

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9
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seek happiness, pleasure, emotional fulfillment

A

Kama

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10
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Seek freedom from ignorance, spirituality and self knowledge

A

Moksha

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11
Q

The big 3 hindu gods

A

Brahma
vishnu
Shiva

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12
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The creator

A

Brahma

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13
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The protector

A

Vishnu

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14
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The destroyer

A

Shiva

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15
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Hindu’s dont eat beef because cows are considered a holy animal in their religion

A

Hindu diet

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16
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a system where people are born into certain social classes, and they cannot change their social class

A

Caste system

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17
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Caste system (5)

A

Brahmins
Kshatriyas
Vaisyas
Sudras
Pariah (Harijans)

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18
Q

Priests

A

Brahmins

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19
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Warriors and rulers

A

Kshatriyas

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20
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Skilled traders, merchants and minor officials

A

Vaisyas

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21
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Unkilled workers

A

Sudras

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22
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Outcastes “untouchables” Children of god

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Pariah “Harijans”

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23
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One of the oldest religion of humanity

A

Hinduism

24
Q

True essence of life

A

atman

25
Q

seeking union with the divine

A

4 yogas

26
Q

what are the 4 yogas

A

Karma yoga
Jnana Yoga
raja yoga
bhakti yoga

27
Q

Path of action through selfless service

A

Karma yoga

28
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the path of knwledge

A

Jnana yoga

29
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The path of meditation

A

raja yoga

30
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The path of devotion

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Bhakti yoga

31
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The creator god

A

Brahma

32
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The preserver god

A

vishnu

33
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god of constructive destruction

A

shiva

34
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The feminine divine

A

devi

35
Q

Goddess of good fortune

A

Lakshmi

36
Q

Wife of shiva

A

parvati

37
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also known as sanatana dharma

A

Hinduism

38
Q

meaning of sanatana dharma

A

eternal law or absolute set of duties

39
Q

The ones who introduced rituals, such as sacrifices and chanting

A

vedas

40
Q

the ones who began to emphasize the worship of deities

A

hindus

41
Q

Population of hinduism

A

1.2 billion

42
Q

hinduism is the ________ largest religion in the world

A

third

43
Q

basic assumption of moral activities for house holds as well for renunciate

A

Pancha shila

44
Q

Place of worhsip of hinduism

A

Mandir

45
Q

Religious leaders of hinduism

A

Pandit or pujari

46
Q

Pancha shila

A

Ahimsa - non-violence (the personal
practice of not causing harm to others
under any condition.)

Brahmacharya - non-fornication
(Basically adultery)

Asteya - non-stealing (taking someones
property)

Satya - non-lying (Truthfulness)

Aparigraha - non-possessiveness

(non-grasping or accumulating
asdthings)

47
Q

main symbol is called “_________” represent the sound that was made when the universe was created

A

om

48
Q

Reincarnation

A

samsara

49
Q

a spiritual teacher, specially helpful for jnana and roja yoga

A

Guru-

50
Q

Male religious leader

A

Swami(male)

51
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Female religious leader

A

Swamini (female)

52
Q

Festival of lights

A

Diwali

53
Q

Celebration of fertility and harvest

A

Navratri

54
Q

Spring Festival

A

Holi

55
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A