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It is the place of origin of Hinduism
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It shares the teaching of Vedanta through spiritual classes, retreats and piblications across the WEST.
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It manages temples, cultural and humanitarian projects and youth programs in many western countries.
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Its main goal is spiritual liberation (moksha) through self-discipline, ethical living, and avoiding harm to all living beings.
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Associated with Siddhartha Gautama, who became known as the Buddha, meaning “the Awakened One.”
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Which religion teaches devotion to one God, equality among people, and selfless service to others?
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He is the most important historical teacher associated with Jainism.
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Which Tirthankara was Mahavira?
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It is a guide for ethical living, mental discipline, and wisdom.
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Liberation from suffering and the cycle of rebirth
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It explains the nature and cause of suffering and the way to overcome it.
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Who developed Sikhism ?
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It is an ancient classical language of India.
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Which ancient Indus Valley Civilization city is known for its planned streets, advanced drainage systems, and agricultural practices?
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Which ancient Indus Valley Civilization site is known for its organized city planning, monumental structures, and undeciphered writing?
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Where exactly is Mohenjo-daro located?
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Where exactly is Harappa located?
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Contains hymns, prayers, and religious teachings.
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Belief in many gods and goddesses.
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Which of the following best describes the concept of Shruti in Hinduism?
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This book is a compilation of materials recited during rituals and sacrifices to deities.
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The oldest and most important of the four Vedas.
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It is the secret teachings that go beyond ritual to reveal the nature of the universe and humanity's connectedness to it.
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The deity associated with "mother earth"
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Deity for honesty, frienship, contracts and meetings.
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Lord of sacred speech and wisdom
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God of Law of the underwater world
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Final Boss Question : What does BAPS stand for in the context of Hinduism?
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