How does karma, an important dogma in the Upanishads, translate into the life of every Indian?
a. By making special demands on special tradesmen.
b. By explaining the responsibility of women in the household.
c. By stipulating the order of the hymns that are said in public by Brahmins.
d. By claiming that people's acts in this life would determine how they would be reborn in the next.
e. By establishing the practice of sacrificial rituals.
Question 2
The history of the Pacific peoples is
a. similar to that European peoples.
b. closely related to the history of Chinese peoples.
c. the story of a region that developed in isolation from Eurasia.
d. much like the history of Indonesian peoples.
e. along the same lines as the history of Easter Island.
The deep-sea vent hypothesis for the origin of life
The Scale of Life 1
Indian mallow
Indian Tobacco
What is the meaning of life?
indian