Religions of Ancient India

H (a)   is a major religion that developed in ancient India (tip: type out the whole word including the first letter)

B (a)   is the universal spirit worshipped by Hindus (hint: rhymes with "ramen")

The rebirth of the soul is known as (a)   (hint: those who believe in this often wish what they want or do not want to be in the "next lives")

(a)   is a force that decides the form that people will be reborn into in their next lives (hint: not to be confused with "fate")

A person's personal duty, based on the individual's place in society is also known as (a)   (hint: not to be confused with "karma")

(a)   is a religion founded in ancient India by the religious teacher Buddha (tip: capitalise the first letter)

(a)   means a state of perfect happiness and peace (hint: also the name of a popular 80s American rock band)

A Buddhist shrine, usually dome-shaped, is known as (a)   (hint: rhymes with "pupa")

J (a)   is a religion of ancient India that does not believe in a supreme being but rather emphasizes nonviolence and respect for all living things (tip: type out the whole word including the first letter)

(a)   is practicing nonviolence toward all living things (hint: rhymes with "pisa")