18 Questions
According to Hindu beliefs, what happens to a person who accumulates good karma throughout several lifetimes?
They will be reborn at a higher level of creation
What is the state called when a person achieves enlightenment in Hinduism?
Nirvana
According to Hindu beliefs, what is the cause of the world's inequalities of wealth, suffering, and prestige?
Previous acts and karma
What are the first three aims of Hinduism referred to as?
Purusharthas
Which aim of Hinduism involves achieving prosperity and success in material affairs?
Artha
Which aim of Hinduism involves gratification of the senses?
Kama
What is the fourth aim of Hinduism called?
Moksha
What is the term used to describe those who choose to renounce the world in Hinduism?
Nivritti
What is the highest goal of humankind in Hinduism?
Moksha
Which one of these best describes Dharma?
Proper behaviors that are considered to be in accord with rta
Which one of these best describes Artha?
The pursuit of means, resources, assets, or livelihood
What does Dharma include?
Duties, rights, laws, conduct, virtues, and the 'right way of living'
What does Artha encompass?
The pursuit of means, resources, assets, or livelihood
Which one of these is not part of Dharma?
The pursuit of means, resources, assets, or livelihood
Which one of these is not part of Artha?
Playing one's role in cosmic concert
What is the purpose of Artha?
To pursue means, resources, assets, or livelihood. To have a fulfilling life
What is the purpose of Dharma?
To play one's role in cosmic concert
Which one of these statements is true about Dharma and Artha?
Artha is the pursuit of means, resources, assets, or livelihood, while Dharma is the pursuit of a fulfilling life
Test your knowledge on the concept of karma and reincarnation with this quiz. Explore the idea of how one's actions and thoughts can impact their future lives and the potential for achieving enlightenment. Discover the path towards escaping the cycle of rebirth and reaching nirvana.
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