RLGN 1322 D01 EXAM PRACTICE AG (S/Q
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Avatara - THE CORRECT ANSWER-A "descent" or incarnation of a deity
in earthly form.
Ksatriya - THE CORRECT ANSWER-A member of the warrior class in
ancient Hindu society.
Shudra - THE CORRECT ANSWER-A member of the lowest of the four
major classes, servant.
Bhagavad Gita - THE CORRECT ANSWER-A section of the
Mahabharata epic recounting a conversation between Krishna
and the warrior Arjuna in which Krishna explains the nature of
God and the human soul and Dharma. (War and Violence
should always be the last resort).
Linga - THE CORRECT ANSWER-A conical or cylindrical stone column
symbolizing the creative energies of the god Shiva.
,Tantra - THE CORRECT ANSWER-An esoteric school outside the Vedic
and brahminical tradition that emerged around the fifth
century and centered on a number of controversial ritual
practices, some of them sexual. (Right-handed) It focuses on
meditation, practice, and yoga. (Left-handed) Practices sexual
rituals in every-day life.
Bhakti - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Loving devotion to a deity, seen as a
gracious being who enters the world for the benefit of humans.
Mahabharata - THE CORRECT ANSWER-A very long epic poem, one
section of which is the Bhagavad Gita. (The story also includes
the relation around two branches of a family, the Pandavas, and
Kauravas).
Upanishads - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Philosophical texts in the form
of reported conversations on the theory of the Vedic ritual and
the nature of knowledge, composed around the sixth century
BCE.
Brahma - THE CORRECT ANSWER-The creator god; not to be confused
with Brahman.
Mantra - THE CORRECT ANSWER-An expression of one or more
syllables that are chanted repeatedly as a focus of concentration
in devotion.
Vaishya - THE CORRECT ANSWER-A member of the third caste class,
merchant.
, Brahman - THE CORRECT ANSWER-The world-soul, sometimes
understood in impersonal terms; not to be confused with
Brahma.
Moksha - THE CORRECT ANSWER-In Hinduism, liberation from the
cycle of birth and death, one of the three classical aims in life.
In Jainism, it's the ultimate goal of the Jaina path: release from
the cycle of birth and death, the same as Nirvana.
Vedas - THE CORRECT ANSWER-The four collections of hymns and
ritual texts that constitute the oldest and most highly respected
Hindu sacred literature.
Brahmin - THE CORRECT ANSWER-The highest member of the caste
class, priest
Murti - THE CORRECT ANSWER-A form or personification in which
divinity is manifested.
Yoga - THE CORRECT ANSWER-A practice and discipline that may
involve a philosophical system and mental concentration as
well as physical postures and exercises.
Dharma - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Religious and social duty, including
both righteousness and faith.
Puja - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Ritual household worship of the deity,
commonly involving oil lamps, incense, prayers, and food
offerings. (Domestic worship)
AND TERMS COMBINED) LATEST EXAM
2025 ORGANIZED QUESTIONS ,STEP BY
STEP EXPALANATIONS AND REVIEW
GUIDE ALREADY GRADED A+ AND 100%
GUARANTEE PASS (BRAND NEW!!!!!!)
Avatara - THE CORRECT ANSWER-A "descent" or incarnation of a deity
in earthly form.
Ksatriya - THE CORRECT ANSWER-A member of the warrior class in
ancient Hindu society.
Shudra - THE CORRECT ANSWER-A member of the lowest of the four
major classes, servant.
Bhagavad Gita - THE CORRECT ANSWER-A section of the
Mahabharata epic recounting a conversation between Krishna
and the warrior Arjuna in which Krishna explains the nature of
God and the human soul and Dharma. (War and Violence
should always be the last resort).
Linga - THE CORRECT ANSWER-A conical or cylindrical stone column
symbolizing the creative energies of the god Shiva.
,Tantra - THE CORRECT ANSWER-An esoteric school outside the Vedic
and brahminical tradition that emerged around the fifth
century and centered on a number of controversial ritual
practices, some of them sexual. (Right-handed) It focuses on
meditation, practice, and yoga. (Left-handed) Practices sexual
rituals in every-day life.
Bhakti - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Loving devotion to a deity, seen as a
gracious being who enters the world for the benefit of humans.
Mahabharata - THE CORRECT ANSWER-A very long epic poem, one
section of which is the Bhagavad Gita. (The story also includes
the relation around two branches of a family, the Pandavas, and
Kauravas).
Upanishads - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Philosophical texts in the form
of reported conversations on the theory of the Vedic ritual and
the nature of knowledge, composed around the sixth century
BCE.
Brahma - THE CORRECT ANSWER-The creator god; not to be confused
with Brahman.
Mantra - THE CORRECT ANSWER-An expression of one or more
syllables that are chanted repeatedly as a focus of concentration
in devotion.
Vaishya - THE CORRECT ANSWER-A member of the third caste class,
merchant.
, Brahman - THE CORRECT ANSWER-The world-soul, sometimes
understood in impersonal terms; not to be confused with
Brahma.
Moksha - THE CORRECT ANSWER-In Hinduism, liberation from the
cycle of birth and death, one of the three classical aims in life.
In Jainism, it's the ultimate goal of the Jaina path: release from
the cycle of birth and death, the same as Nirvana.
Vedas - THE CORRECT ANSWER-The four collections of hymns and
ritual texts that constitute the oldest and most highly respected
Hindu sacred literature.
Brahmin - THE CORRECT ANSWER-The highest member of the caste
class, priest
Murti - THE CORRECT ANSWER-A form or personification in which
divinity is manifested.
Yoga - THE CORRECT ANSWER-A practice and discipline that may
involve a philosophical system and mental concentration as
well as physical postures and exercises.
Dharma - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Religious and social duty, including
both righteousness and faith.
Puja - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Ritual household worship of the deity,
commonly involving oil lamps, incense, prayers, and food
offerings. (Domestic worship)
