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AKA preserver
Vishnu
a buddhist state of complete peace
nirvana
freedom from the cycle of reincarnation
moksha
Hinduism was created by a spiritual teacher, or guru
false
basic element are represented by what
5 tigers of pagodas
Atman can also be called what
soul
determines how people are reborn based on how they live their life
karma
You should always obey one’s
dharma
This is the main goal of a hindu
for their soul, the atman, to be one with Brahman
Following the eightfold path will help you reach what?
Nirvana
The difference between Theravada Buddhism and Mahayana Buddhism
Followers of Theravada Buddhism follow the Buddha’s teachings exactly
How can you achieve good karma?
Do not be selfish. Do good deeds.
Who was the founder of Buddhism?
Siddhartha Gautama
The guiding principles at the heart of Buddhism
Four Noble Truths
What does Shiva’s third eye represent?
Wisdom
AKA Shiva
Destroyer
Why do Buddhist meditate
to reach nirvana
Holi is celebrated during which season?
Spring
A belief that a soul will continue to exist and will be reborn into a new body
Reincarnation
What did Brahmins do?
Studied and performed rituals from the Vedas
Why do Hindus meditate
to achieve peace
What is polytheism
believe in many Gods
The duty to accept your role in the world without complaint
dharma
Who is Ashoka
Spread Buddhism across Central Asia
Correct explanation of the three main Hindu gods and which aspect of Brahman they represent
Brahma is the creator, Vishnu is the preserver, Shiva is the destroyer
Ganesh is known as what
Universal Spirit
AKA creator
Brahma
Volunteering at a hospital would be good or bad karma
good karma
Why do Hindus travel to the Ganges River?
To wash away sins
What does the vedas contain
myths, prayers, and religious songs and poems
Where was Buddha born?
Lumbini Grove
A state of total understanding
enlightenment
Who destroys the universe occasionaly to pave the way for creation?
Shiva
What are the four noble truths?
The truth of suffering, the truth of the cause of suffering, the truth of the end of suffering, the eightfold path
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