Hinduism & 1st Quote Assignment

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Accurately describes Brahmans: highest caste of people to communicate with gods 2. best describes concept of Brahman from the Upanishads: the underlying reality 3. Not a form of Hindu worship: Purva. 4. Bhagavad- Gita teacher in conversation: All of the Above 5. Mirabai's Poetry's actions, what does she not do for her beloved: Kill a cuckoo-bird YOGA: Hatha, karma, Jnana, Bhakti, Raja The Mahabharata : Discussiong of how to live our lives, who is god, Dictated by Vyasa, transcribed by a God, Ganesha ancient family feud. uncles and cousins. foundings of a spiritual nation phylosophical re-envisioning of vedantan ideas Bhagavad Gita is a section of this section?? Children's Edition of Mahabharata Arjuna archery, one of the Pandava brothers Wishes to stop fighting the Kauravas, which are his uncles and cousins. Role of Arjuna play in the Gita? He wishes to be enlightened so must go to war, and he has to teach. he has to go to war to beat the Kauravas who does he represent? he represents the common man, gets to see the vision of god Krishna an avatar of Vishnu, who acts as Arjuna's charioteer. What does he do for Arjuna? he teaches him the yogas, and to know god. charioteer is a lower class. meet a horse, meet a chariot, and yolk... bring them together. Who else does he represent? Brahmin Yoga of Action Discipline for doing your own work work becomes sacred perform duty with attention and control What duty is it that Arjuna is called to do? go to war, he is the best. How do these teachings reinforce the Varna (caste system)? teaching people to not rebel, proves that anyone can do better. outkast will never be holy. Absolute Freedom Absolute Freedon = Moksha Freedom is achieved and earned. do this by engaging in Yoga. Brahman = eternal unmanifest freedom can be achieved when the eternal unmanifest is realized unmanifest = is undefinable, without being, time,"uncreated creator" or "unmanifest manifestor" What happens when a person dies when that have achieved this? reached moksha, part of Brahman no longer be reborn is good... Because? a reward, a sort of piece. to become unionized with god Mirabi historical figure, quasi born a princess of Kudki, a northwestern province of India dies and becomes a saint, not a god. married at an early age and widowed at an early age- husband dies in the "civil war" deeply spirtual and although her mother supported her, Mirabai's new family did not Attempt on her life???eventually left palace and went to live in squalor with holy men. Bhakti Devotion singular worship one deity takes characteristics of all One of the most popularly practiced branch of yoga all you had to do was go worship, open to everyone Practioner typically focuses on a physical image, bathing him/her in milk, rubbing him/her with oils, covering him/her with flowers no god present Inwardly, the practioner develops emotions that are unselfish and completely directed to the deity Dieties of Bhakti Brahma: creator, similar to Indra, King God. many heads, various utensils honors wife, Saraswati. is Brahma, manifestation of Brahma. Goddess of Humanities, Arts, Beauty. Saraswati and Brahma are the least popular gods Vishnu: maintainer makes sure world is ok Female manifestation, very popular, Lakshmi is the goddess of prosperity and wealth, popular in North connected to varuna Shiva: destroyer of Evil popular in south connected to rudra, takes on aspectrs of creator god Many wives Parvati, the goddess of courtship, house, society Kali, destroyer of bad spirits and demons, very fierce Uma, mother figure Durga, fierce mother figure, diety of wisdom Vishna and Shiva start to take on parts of the other. Similar to Brahman... and takes on roles of other gods. Dreams and thinks Devi is the ultimate mother goddess, she starts to take on aspects of everyone. not just a goddess but a god. Female form of Brahman. She is connected to all the other wives. mother of 3 main goddesses