GCSE HInduism lesson 6

​ (a)   is the consciousness or life force of each living thing, ​ (b)   is the spirit of the universe.

• Atman
• Brahman

What does this text mean?

'He who has perceived that which is without sound, without touch, without form, without decay, without taste, eternal, without smell, without beginning, without end, beyond the Great, and unchangeable, is freed from the jaws of death.' (Katha Upanishad 3:15).

• That you will gain Moksha if you experience Atman or Brahman

• That Brahman is the spirit of the Universe

• That the Atman is trapped within Samsara

What sort of Knowledge is Jnana?

• Knowledge from books

• Knowledge from lessons

• Knowledge from experience

• Knowledge from thinking

Order the Ashramas

• Grihastha

• Brahmacharya

• Vanaprastha

• Sannyasin

What sort of yoga emphasises following your dharma?

• Bhakti

• Jnana

• Karma

• Ashtanga

What are the proper names of the aims of life?

a

b

c

d

Dharma

Kama

Moksha

Artha

Liberation from samsara is called ​ (a)   when you work for it yourself, and ​ (b)   when it is granted by God.

• moksha
• mukti

The ​ (a)   is trapped in ​ (b)   by ​ (c)  

• atman
• samsara
• karma

'Sanatana Dharma' and 'Hindu Dharma' are two terms preferred by Hindus living in the (a)  

The physical world is an illusion. The word for illusion is

• Maya

• Aztec

• Mexica

• Toltec