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| A word or phrase to be repeated while meditating in order to quiet the mind. |
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| The passing of the soul into another body at death. |
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| A Hindu spiritual leader. |
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| Stern, harsh, and morally strict. |
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| The Hindu word for worship. |
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| One's proper path in life. |
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| To convert from one religion to another. |
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| The ancient sacred texts of Hinduism. |
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| The one divine being of Hinduism- or God. |
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| a sacred musical composition for the sitar and the tabla. |
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| The second highest caste. The ruling class and warriors in India belong to it. |
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| Who are the leaders of Hinduism? |
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| A person who leads a life of contemplation and self-denial. |
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| How is a person's caste determined? |
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| The effect of the actions of past and present lifetimes on one's present life. |
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| The highest caste. The priests and scholars belong to it. |
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| The central belief of Hinduism; the idea that the spirit is perfected over many lifetimes. |
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| A class or group in India. |
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| The most sacred feature of Indian geography. [image] |
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| The middle caste; the merchants and farmers. |
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| The absolute lowest caste. These people are not allowed into organized society. |
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| In Hinduism, many gods and goddesses are worshipped. What is this called? |
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| The low caste. The laborers, servants and craftworkers belong to this caste. |
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| To sit or lie down in front of a business. |
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| This famous American studied how Mohandas Ghandi used non-violent action to lead the Civil Rights Movement in the United States. |
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| To refuse to buy or trade. |
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| This American who lived in the 1800's was the author of Civil Disobedience. |
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| This man used the ideas from Civil Disobedience to lead India to independence from Great Britain in the early 1900's. |
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| This man used the ideas from Civil Disobedience to lead India to independence from Great Britain in the early 1900's. |
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