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| Belief that there is no god |
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| Belief that god cannot be proven or disproven |
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| belief that all phenomena can be explained by one philosophy |
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| belief that all natural objects are inhabited by spirits |
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| Aryan code of righteousness |
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| Divinely inspired poet or sage; saint |
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| laws and rules of dharma, particularly to those of lawful virtuous persons |
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| Earliest manuals of Hindu Law |
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| collection of myth and legends |
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| Collection of devotional hymns in Sanskrit, one of the four vedas |
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| Mythology, philosophy, and rituals of the Vedas |
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| of the forest; discusses philosophy and sacrifice |
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| deals with humanity in relation to the universe |
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| Cycle of birth, life, death and reincarnation |
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| freedom from the endless cycle into eternal bliss |
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| Hindu scriptures that are basic texts of yoga |
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| individual soul or essence |
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| one supreme, universal, and original spirit |
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| law that a person's past actions affect their futuristic fate |
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| Vedantic doctrine that identifies self with the grounds of reality |
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| Hindu school of philosophy |
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| Devotional worshipping to one entity, usually Vishnu |
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