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Q. After attaining enlightenment, Buddha phrased his belief on the nature of life in his …………..

Q. In the …………... Upanishad, Brahman is described as that from which all beings are born, by which they live, and into which they are reabsorbed.

Q. ………………. is concerned with the actions of objects.

Q. Buddhist practices like …………… are means of changing oneself in order to develop the qualities of awareness, kindness, and wisdom.

Q. The evolution of Prakrti is subservient to the ends of the ………., experience and liberation.

Q. …………….. encompasses the five precepts of not to kill, steal, lie, to avoid sexual misconduct, and not to take drugs or other intoxicants.

Q. …………recognizes the need to take the ethical approach in life, to consider others and the world we live in.

Q. …………… means cultivating an enthusiasm, a positive attitude in a balanced way.

Q. ……………..involves recognition of the truth, an awareness of the impact of idle gossip and of repeating rumors.

Q. The two concepts that are of paramount importance in the Upanishads are ……………… and …………….