Question

hinduism
_____ artiosa a. the act of worship in hinduism
_____ gita b. spiritual power believed to be the source of all life
_____ soul c. what a person does in the present life will affect the next life
_____ brahman d. considered the holiest river by hindus
_____ karma e. the search for spiritual knowledge and release from the cycle of rebirth
_____ hindus f. ancient body of sacred hindu writings
_____ dula g. means one must never wish to harm anyone or anything
_____ atman h. followers of hinduism
_____ tantrism i. spiritual teacher or guide in hinduism
_____ ganges j. the human soul
hindu gods: describe each hindu god.
vishnu
shiva
shakt
brahma

Explanation:

For the matching part (Hinduism terms):

• Aarti: A is "The act of worship in Hinduism" (matches Aarti as it's a worship ritual).
• Guru: I is "Spiritual teacher or guide in Hinduism" (defines Guru).
• Vedas: F is "Ancient body of sacred Hindu writings" (Vedas are sacred texts).
• Brahman: B is "Spiritual power believed to be the source of all life" (Brahman is the ultimate reality/source).
• Karma: C is "What a person does in the present life will affect the next life" (Karma is about actions and their consequences).
• Hindus: H is "Followers of Hinduism" (defines Hindus).
• Duja (likely "Ahimsa" maybe typo? If Ahimsa, G: "Means one must never wish to harm anyone or anything" (Ahimsa is non - harm). If Duja is a typo, but assuming Ahimsa, else adjust. For "Duja" if it's a typo for "Ahimsa", G.
• Atman: J is "The human soul" (Atman is the soul).
• Tantrism: E is "The search for spiritual knowledge and release from the cycle of rebirth" (Tantrism has spiritual pursuit aspects).
• Ganges: D is "Considered the holiest river by Hindus" (Ganges is holy river).

For Hindu Gods:

• Vishnu: Preserver of the universe in Hindu trinity, maintains cosmic order, has avatars like Rama, Krishna.
• Shiva: Destroyer and transformer in Hindu trinity, associated with meditation, yoga, and destruction for renewal.
• Shakti: Divine feminine energy, power behind all creation, preservation, and destruction, represented as various goddesses (Durga, Kali etc.).
• Brahma: Creator in Hindu trinity, responsible for creation of the universe.

Answer:

Matching (Hinduism Terms - Definitions):

• Aarti - A. The act of worship in Hinduism
• Guru - I. Spiritual teacher or guide in Hinduism
• Vedas - F. Ancient body of sacred Hindu writings
• Brahman - B. Spiritual power believed to be the source of all life
• Karma - C. What a person does in the present life will affect the next life
• Hindus - H. Followers of Hinduism
• Ahimsa (assuming Duja is typo) - G. Means one must never wish to harm anyone or anything
• Atman - J. The human soul
• Tantrism - E. The search for spiritual knowledge and release from the cycle of rebirth
• Ganges - D. Considered the holiest river by Hindus

Hindu Gods Descriptions:

• Vishnu: Preserver of the universe, part of Hindu trinity, has avatars to restore dharma.
• Shiva: Destroyer/transformer in trinity, associated with meditation, destruction for renewal.
• Shakti: Divine feminine power, source of creation/preservation/destruction, as goddesses.
• Brahma: Creator in trinity, creates the universe.