Hinduism Crossword

2. The inner self or soul, understood to be connected to Brahman.
3. Personal devotion to a god, often expressed through prayer, song, or storytelling.
8. The ultimate, unchanging reality that underlies everything in the universe.
10. Later sacred texts that explore philosophical ideas such as the nature of the self and ultimate reality.
12. Liberation from the cycle of rebirth and the ultimate spiritual goal in many Hindu traditions.
13. A section of the Mahabharata in which Krishna teaches a prince about duty, devotion, and spiritual paths.
14. A person’s moral duty or responsibility; the order that helps keep society and the universe balanced.

1. The idea that actions have consequences that shape a person’s future experiences.
4. A religious practice in which many gods are acknowledged, but one may receive special devotion.
5. The earliest sacred texts of Hinduism, containing hymns, prayers, and ritual instructions.
6. Collections of stories, myths, and explanations about gods, the universe, and religious practices.
7. The ongoing cycle of birth, death, and rebirth.
9. A ritual of worship that may include offerings, prayers, or songs, performed at home or in a temple.
11. A Hindu tradition that honors multiple deities together, often treating them as different forms of one reality.