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| A collection of texts written in Sanskrit from about 1200 BCE to 100 CE[image] |
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What Hindus believed they had to do
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A social structure
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Rebirth after death a persons soul is reborn
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| As a religious term, karma refers to intentional (usually moral) actions that affect one's fortunes in this life and the next[image] |
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| Dusserhra,Holi, Diwali[image] |
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| Barhma, Shiva, and Vishnu |
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| Vishnu, whose name means "All-Pervading," is the protector of the world and the restorer of moral order[image] |
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A common spoken Valedictaion or salution in India
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A dot worn on women's foreheads
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Five elements: air, fire, water,earth, and ether
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A teacher or Master
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Sate of liberation, an indestructable and eternal bliss.
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Post-Vedic personal creator god
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