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The wheel of rebirth or reincarnation in Hindu philosophy
The release of one's Atman from earthly reincarnation
The eternal essence of reality in Hinduism; found in all things
The eternal self or soul that becomes reincarnated
The path of devotion in Hindu practice
The path of knowledge and wisdom in Hindu philosophy
A philosophical system within jnana marga; that explains the nature of reality and the self are distinct from one another
The illusion or perceived reality in Hindu philosophy brought about by divine creative power
A collection of Sanskrit hymns that is one of the oldest sacred texts in Hinduism
A collection of over 200 texts composed between 900-200 BC that explore spiritual philosophy
Hinduism's most famous sacred text, which is a section of the epic poem 'Mahabharata'
The law of cause and effect in which good or bad actions determine future outcomes
The moral and ethical duties and responsibilities according to one's role and place in society
The path of works; emphasizing selfless actions while following dharma
A historical practice where a widow would burn on her husband's funeral pyre; outlawed in 1829
The social hierarchy in Hindu society that divides people into different groups based on their occupation and birth
Caste System in order
Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas, and Shudras.
One of the four goals of Hinduism, referring to the pursuit of wealth and prosperity
Vedanta, Samkhya, and Yoga
Kama
The pursuit of pleasure and love; one of the four goals of Hindu life
Vedanta
A school of Hindu philosophy that emphasizes the importance of the Upanishads and teaches the unity of the individual soul (Atman) and the ultimate reality (Brahman)
Yoga
Seeking to free the eternal self from the bondage of the physical body and mind through various practices like meditation and physical postures
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