The soul or true self of a Hindu is known as _______.

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Many Hindus subscribe to ________ as the highest or ultimate reality.

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__________ is the belief that it is wrong to injure any living thing.

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Additional prominent themes in Hinduism are _____ (intent, action and consequences), Samsara (the cycle of rebirth), and Yogas (paths or practices to attain Moksha).

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A primary theme in Hinduism is the four Puruṣārthas, which include ______ (ethics), Artha (prosperity), Kama (desires/passions), and Moksha (liberation/salvation).

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The major Hindu texts were written in ________.

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Hinduism developed from varied traditions based on the __________ texts.

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____________ were responsible for passing the Vedas and other information to the next generation.

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The Vedas were passed down from one generation to the next through __________.

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The Vedic religion was practiced by the _____________.

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The Aryans’ views of Brahmanism blended with the spirituality of people from the _________ Valley to form Hinduism.

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The Brahmans consider the __________ to be divine communications from the god Brahma to seers called rishis.

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The ultimate reality of Brahminism and Hinduism is known as ________.

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What is a basic teaching of Hinduism?

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Adesh is a practicing Hindu. Adesh believes that if he lives a pure life, he will be reincarnated to a higher caste level in the next life. This belief is known as

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How did the Vedas develop?

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The three major gods in the Hindu religion are __________.

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What is the name for the oldest writings (texts) of Hinduism?

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The BEST description of the main goal of those who practice Hinduism is __________.

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