Carvaka philosophy is:a.Do good karma to make your next life blissfulb.A belief that good deeds on earth make one attain heaven after deathc.A meaningful life is full of penance for future goodnessd.Keep giving parties to others even if you suffer because of excessive eating and drinkinge.A meaningful engagement with the Godf.None of the options

Use of karma and rebirth in justifying the varna system.

Discuss the Bhagavad Gita regarding the philosophy of Karma, Gunas(qualities) as the basis of Karma and duty ethics. In what way it relatesand differs from Kantian duty ethics?

Match each belief with the Vedic peoples most closely associated with the development of that belief. Accessible modeScreen reader users: use the accessible mode button above and use alt+down arrow to open the combo boxes.Header 2AryansDravidiansLate VedicsAfter death, a person goes to heaven or to hell.A cycle of reincarnation begins after one’s death.A universal soul constitutes an ultimate reality.

Correctly match the name/term with the definition/description provided.Group of answer choicesSomeone who has successfully followed the precepts of the Noble Eightfold Path and is ready to achieve Nirvana.The Book of the Dead from Tibetan Buddhism which teaches that after death the soul spends 49 days in a dreamlike state until one’s destiny is determinedIn Buddhist thought, the course of action one must follow in order to see clearly and break the ties that bind one to this existence.A class of being that postpones Nirvana in order to assist others on their journey.The false knowledge of humans which suggests that this life and separation from Brahman are real.The incarnation of a deity, as Krishna was Vishnu incarnate.The founder of Buddhism who rode away from his family to begin his quest for answers to life’s miseries.The sacred scripture of Sikhism.The suicide of a Hindu woman by throwing herself on the funeral pyre of her deceased husband.

Which of the following is a part of Vedic school of philosophya.Jainab.Buddhac.none of thesed.Chārvāka