(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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KARMA, the
moral law of
cause and
effect of
actions
KSHATRIYA, the
second of the 4
classes of the
caste system,
traditionally made
up of warriors and
administrators
SAMADHI, a
trancelike state in
which selfconsciousness
is
lost and the mind is
absorbed into the
ultimate reality.
KARMA MARGA,
one of 3 Hindu paths
to salvation,
emphasizing
performing right
actions according to
darma
BRAHMAN, the
eternal essence
of reality and
the source of
the universe
SANNYASIN, a
wandering ascetic
who has adcanced
to the fourth, and
highest stage of
life
VEDANTA, a
school most
faithful to the
predominant
monism of
Hinduism
ASETIC, one who
renounces physical
pleasures and
worldly attachments
for the sake of
spiritual
advancement
COW
VENERATION,
the cow
represents life
and is
worshipped
UPANISHADS,
a collection of
over 200 texts
SHUDRA, the lowest
of the 4 classes of
the caste system,
traditionally made up
of servants and
laborers
JNANA MARGA, one
of the 3 paths to
salvation, emphasizing
knowing the true nature
of reality through
learning and meditation
BHAGAVADGITA,
"Song
of the
Blessed Lord"
SAMSARA,
the wheel of
rebirth or
reincarnation
ARTHA,
material
success and
social
prestige
MONOTHEISM,
Hindus are
thought to be
both monotheistic
and polytheistic
BRAHMIN, the
highest of the 4
classes of the
caste system,
traditionally made
up of priests
ATMAN,
the eternal
Self
DHARMA,
ethical duty
based on the
divine order
of reality
RIG VEDA,
Hinduism's
oldest
sacred text
BHAKTI
MARGA, the
most popular
of the 3
Hindu paths.
YOGA, a system
of Hindu
philosophy and
one approach
within jnana
marga
MAYA, cosmic
illusion brough
about by
divine creative
power
CASTE
SYSTEM,
traditional
division of
Hindu society
