| Definition | Term |
| The Supreme itself, incarnating again and again to save the world | |
| Government policy of not favoring any one religion | |
| The path of right action | |
| Love and sensual pleasure, aesthetic expression | |
| The Absolute, all gods are ome | |
| Another word for the untouchables in the Caste system | |
| Withdraws totally from society and becomes a sannyasin | |
| Carrying out one's responsibilities and duties | |
| Moral order or the universe, sometimes translated as religion | |
| Intense devotion to a deity | |
| The path of rational inquiry | |
| The goddess and her great powers | |
| The Supreme as lord of yogis, absolute consciousness, creator, preserver, and destroyer of the world | |
| A deity in the form of a human | |
| Priests, kings, ________, laborers, untouchables | |
| A Hindu man is expected to marry, raise a family, and contribute to society in this stage of life | |
| The path to devotion, the most common form of yoga today | |
| Adhering to the established tradition of a religion | |
| The believers of Sakti | |
| Priests, kings, farmers and merchants, ________ | |
| In the caste system, another term for the Priestly caste | |
| Ancient scriptures written in 1500 BCE | |
| Existing outside the material universe | |
| A Hindu worshipper of the divine as Shiva | |
| When a Hindu detaches himself from the world and turns to meditation and scripture study | |
| Priests, _______, farmers, laborers, untouchables | |