Hinduism flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers Hinduism flashcards on key terms, beliefs and practice. School students can use them to revise, and teachers can find material for their lessons. There are over 80 flashcard resources from more than 50 users, mainly at school level, with some university-level material. Choose a deck to explore.
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- Origins and History of Hinduism13
- Hindu Beliefs45
- Brahman, Atman and Ultimate Reality14
- Hindu Gods and Goddesses33
- Hindu Scriptures and the Ramayana11
- Bhagavad Gita17
- Karma, Reincarnation and Moksha15
- Dharma, Aims and Stages of Life13
- Hindu Caste System12
- Paths of Yoga6
- Hindu Worship and Puja23
- Hindu Festivals8
- Hindu Family Life and Rites of Passage5
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67 cardsHinduism What is Brahman?
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8 cardsHinduism GCSE R.E Flashcards AHIMSA Is non-injury to living things; the doctrine of non-violence
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15 cards6. Gnana Yoga The basis of Gnana yoga
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21 cardsHinduism What are the Atman and Samsara beliefs that influences a Hindus life?
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147 cardsIntroduction to vedanta_1_2 1.What is the meaning of Purushartha ?
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91 cardsSadhana 56.What is Varnashrama dharma.
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146 cardshinduism keyterms - AS
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46 cardsH2P Final SLO
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78 cardsHinduism The symbol Aum or Om
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55 cardsHinduism keywords Flash cards
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7 cardsHinduism Test
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18 cardsHinduism revision cards Advaitas Answer Non-dualism (Brahman absorbs the atman Moksha) Scrambled eggs
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23 cardsRE flashcards What is Brahman?
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27 cardsHinduism Terms from Text
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14 cardsUpanishads What does Upanishad mean?
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13 cardsUntitled Who are the 3 main gods of Hinduism? Who is Brahman? What is it called when a god appears on earth?
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8 cardsasian flash cards
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8 cardsHinduism- RE Resources
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8 cardsHinduism
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8 cardsHindu Flash Cards 2
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17 cardsHinduism Terms Key Terms
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10 cardsHinduism keywords and definitions
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143 cardsVignana What are the common thing for human andother beings?
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86 cardsIntroduction to Vedanta Path Is karma yoga doing action without expectation?
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92 cardsFinal Mananam Questions in Vedanta If conciousness and matter are independent, isn't there two things implying dwaitha?
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56 cardsGoal 1.What is the meaning of Purushartha ?
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51 cardsIntroduction to Vedanta Knowledge 3.Is Vedanta only a theory to be realized by personal experience?
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38 cardsvignana 2 Assume that we are self realized person. if we met an accident? now we are loss the self realization state?
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28 cardsRE, Hinduism GCSE: Deities What is Vishu? : The God of Consort Vehicle Identifying Feature Part of
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25 cardsUntitled
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16 cardsRS Acrostics Vishnu Avatars: My Knitters Very Naughtily Veered Right Right Killing Boys [/] Kids
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23 cardsHinduism
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31 cards14. Jnana Phalam What is the result of self Knowledge
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31 cardsQuestions What is the cause of the universe?
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21 cardsHinduism, Revision Quiz What is a follower of Hinduism called?
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13 cardsR.E Flashcards What is the 1st class in the Caste System?
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33 cardsUntitled Stages of life
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10 cardsMarriages/divorce/annulment/remarriage
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17 cards5. Upasana yoga The process of discipline is known as
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16 cardsHinduism What is Brahman ?
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GoConqr OriginalWhat these Hinduism flashcards cover
The decks offer different ways to revisit terms and questions. Hinduism keywords and definitions includes words such as Brahman, karma and puja. Hinduism Terms from Text brings together terms including ahimsa, atman and moksha. A deck titled Hinduism asks how beliefs about atman, samsara, moksha and karma influence a Hindu’s life.
Using a deck to revise
For a starting point, try Hinduism GCSE R.E Flashcards, which pairs key terms with definitions. Look at a term, recall its meaning, then check the card. Return to terms you find difficult before moving on to a question-led deck.
If you want to see ideas arranged together, switch to a mind map on the Hinduism unit page. You can also use a quiz there to practise answering questions in another format. Pick a deck and work through it at your own pace.
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Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
Hinduism GCSE R.E Flashcards is a starting point for revising key terms. It includes definitions for ahimsa and Brahman, as well as a card on Diwali. If you prefer a broader list of vocabulary, Hinduism keywords and definitions is another deck to explore.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The resources on this page were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr.
Which students are these flashcards suited to?
The collection is mainly suited to school students, and teachers can use it to find material for lessons. Hinduism GCSE R.E Flashcards offers key-term revision for GCSE Religious Education. Some material is also at university level, so it is worth checking a deck’s questions and terms against what you are studying.