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        | signifies behaviors that are considered to be in accord with the order that makes life and universe possible. "Right way of living"
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        | to liberate and let free. liberation from the samsara or rebirth
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        | "the unchanging reality admits and beyond the world. Concieved as Atman. Highest reality.
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        | Being- Consciousness - Bliss |  | 
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        | Trimuti (Hindu Triad/ "Great Trinity") |  | Definition 
 
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        | "Power" or "empowerment". Concept or personification of divine feminine creative power. Responsible for creation also agent of change.
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        | To honor and worship deities or to spiritually celebrate an event. Honorary ceremony for passes love one's. Blessed food shared during puja. |  | 
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        | one's own right, duty. one's own role in the social and cosmic order. |  | 
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        | Non-harming- liberated from begin reborn into this realm -you will cause harm though
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 Ex: vegetarianism - no harm to animals but plants can experience pain = hard to live without experiencing pain.
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        | Aryan Nation - Invaded India Fire sacrifice: Yanja
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        | relationship that one applies dialogue between teacher and student
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        | Provides the solution to perfect how you live in the world 1. student
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        | Pointing out all the deities are one and within himself, as so they are one and in you. |  | 
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        | Karma; means 'action', ceremonies, being of service of others Bhakti; common one, worship based on love from God
 Jhana; sacred text; you are Brahman; apart of God
 Raja; Meditation
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        | 1 of 3 main categories in Hinduism "What Hindus have in common is diversity"
 "God is the over soul; in you"
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