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2. – Spirits or deities worshipped in Shinto, representing elements of nature or ancestors.
5. – A branch of Buddhism emphasizing compassion and the enlightenment of all beings.
7. – An indigenous belief system in Japan focusing on nature and spirits.
10. – A Chinese philosopher whose teachings form the basis of Confucianism.
12. – The Christian doctrine of God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
15. – A practice for spiritual growth in Buddhism and Hinduism.
17. – Ancient Hindu scriptures, considered the oldest texts of Hinduism.
18. – The holy book of Islam.
19. – The belief in the absence of a deity or deities.
20. – Founder of Buddhism, meaning "The Enlightened One."

1. – cycle of birth
3. – The oldest major world religion, originating in India.
4. – A monotheistic religion, the foundation of Christianity and Islam.
6. – The ultimate goal in Buddhism, a state of liberation from suffering.
8. – A major school of Buddhism emphasizing the original teachings of the Buddha.
9. – A traditional Japanese gate found at the entrance of Shinto shrines.
11. – A monotheistic religion founded by the Prophet Muhammad.
13. – A Christian season of fasting and reflection leading up to Easter.
14. – The law of cause and effect, central to Hinduism and Buddhism.
16. – The central religious text of Judaism.