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Dharma, Karma and Moksha: The Path of Righteous Living — Key Terms
Match each term to its definition.
Dharma
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Righteous duty and the correct way of living for one's role and situation.
The law that every action brings a matching consequence.
Liberation of the soul from the cycle of rebirth, united with the Supreme Reality.
The continuous cycle of birth, death and rebirth.
The principle of non-violence and not harming living beings.
Karma
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Righteous duty and the correct way of living for one's role and situation.
The law that every action brings a matching consequence.
Liberation of the soul from the cycle of rebirth, united with the Supreme Reality.
The continuous cycle of birth, death and rebirth.
The principle of non-violence and not harming living beings.
Moksha
— match —
Righteous duty and the correct way of living for one's role and situation.
The law that every action brings a matching consequence.
Liberation of the soul from the cycle of rebirth, united with the Supreme Reality.
The continuous cycle of birth, death and rebirth.
The principle of non-violence and not harming living beings.
Samsara
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Righteous duty and the correct way of living for one's role and situation.
The law that every action brings a matching consequence.
Liberation of the soul from the cycle of rebirth, united with the Supreme Reality.
The continuous cycle of birth, death and rebirth.
The principle of non-violence and not harming living beings.
Ahimsa
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Righteous duty and the correct way of living for one's role and situation.
The law that every action brings a matching consequence.
Liberation of the soul from the cycle of rebirth, united with the Supreme Reality.
The continuous cycle of birth, death and rebirth.
The principle of non-violence and not harming living beings.
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