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| The fear not hand gesture |
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| the world center and or the connection between heaven and earth |
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| justice, faith and duty (the “wheel of law”) |
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| sanctum (small unlit shrine of a temple) |
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| a pillared outdoor hall or pavilion for public rituals |
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| played an equally critical role in the structure of religious life at sacred sites. Often erected in close proximity to temples, supported ritual activity within the temple and facilitated the social and economic services of at temple centers. |
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| the act of worship, consists of dressing the deity, making offerings of flowers, food and incense, pouring oblations of sacred substances and ringing a bell or singing devotional songs to the deity (treating the god as an honored guest) |
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| the cycle of birth, life, death and rebirth to which the enlightened are subject to |
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