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6. The belief in the continuation of consciousness in a new body after death [B&H: 13]
7. Suffering; the first of the Four Noble Truths [B: 6]
9. A manifestation of a deity on Earth [H: 6]
13. The great triad of Hindu gods [H: 8]
14. The Awakened or Enlightened One [B: 6]
16. A very difficult word to translate; for example, it can mean destiny, truth and teaching [B&H: 6]
18. The state of peace that follows the extinguishing of desire [B: 7]
19. The Sanskrit word meaning 'action'; a 'cause and effect' relationship between the past and the future[B&H: 5]

1. These five rules help Buddhists live ethical lives [B: 4,5,8]
2. Ritual worship in honour of a deity or deities [B&H: 4]
3. Liberation for the continuous cycle of birth, death and rebirth [H: 6]
4. Elephant-headed deity [H: 6]
5. The last of the Four Noble Truths; the Middle Way; eight virtues that Buddhists develop in order to achieve enlightenment [B: 9,4]
8. The divine soul, the true Self, found in the heart of every sentient being [H: 5]
10. The Preserver [H: 6]
11. Eighth manifestation of the Preserver; his story is told in the Bhagavad Gita [H: 7]
12. The Creator [H: 6]
15. The Destroyer or Transformer [H: 5]
17. The continuous cycle of birth, death and rebirth [B&H: 7]