Hinduism and Buddhism basics

The underlying reality of all life is known as

The experience of "seeing & being seen" by the Divine

The Buddha lived his whole life as an ascetic.

The Hindu view of the afterlife is

The ultimate goal of Hinduism

Which is not one of the 4 Passing Sights?

This stage of life rejects worldly wants & desires

A person is liberated from samsara when they

The Buddha looked within and found the divine self

In Hinduism, the "true eternal self"

The core teachings of Buddhism can be summed up in

Which is not emphasized by the Eightfold Path

These enlightened Buddhists postpone nirvana in order to alleviate others suffering

A holy person who renounces worldly things is called

Siddharta Gautama renounced his wealth and luxury to find spiritual enlightenment

Most practicing Hindus have a shrine at home for the daily ritual of

This term refers to the Buddhist concept of "no self"

This is the moral law of cause and effect

One's ethical guidelines for living

The oldest sacred text in Hinduism is called