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Q. According to the Jainas, ……………. and……………are regarded as separate and independent realities

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

Q. According to Buddha ………………. is the root-cause of all suffering.

Q. ……………… is neither produced nor does it produce.

Q. In the Chandogya Upanishad, it is criptically described as …………

Q. Dvaitādvaita School was propounded by……………..

Q. ……………..is a path of practice and spiritual development leading to Insight into the true nature of reality.

Q. The muktikopanisad gives the number of the Upanisads as…………

Q. Pratityasamutpada, viewed from the point of view of relativity is…………..