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| In Mahayana Buddhism an enlightened being who remains in our midst to assist! |
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| In Hinduism Moksha is breaking free from birth, death, rebirth and having no limits. |
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| In Hinduism it is the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. |
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| In Hinduism actions that affect your place in the next cycle of birth, death and rebirth. |
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| In hinduism, women to die with good karman, throw themselves on their dead husbands funeral pyre. |
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| In Aborigines Animism they are two types of beings that exist. |
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| In Aborigines Animism it is one of two types of beings. |
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| There are two kinds: Traveling-they leave their bodies and go to the spirit world. Possessed-The spirits come to them. |
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| How to study religious sources? |
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| Through their Text, traditions, experiences, and reason (what counts as 'good' thinking) |
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| Anything that has enough 'more' of whatever is valued. |
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| In Hinduism an illusory world, everything is one thing;despite appearances. |
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| In Hinduism Brahman is the one underlying reality of which all things are. |
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| In Buddhism, Dukkha (Life is suffering) is 1 of the 4 noble truths, taught by the buddha |
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| In Aborigines Animism, it created everything during the dream time. |
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| In Hinduism Atman is the soul, the innermost self. |
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| In Taoism it is being aware and waiting for the right moment, active non-doing. |
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