The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth

The attainment of moksha or liberation

The law of karma and its consequences

The illusion of the self and the world

Ignorance or lack of true knowledge

Attachment to worldly desires and possessions

The accumulation of negative karma

All of the above

To attain moksha or liberation from the cycle of rebirth

To accumulate positive karma and improve one's future lives

To gain enlightenment and transcend the limitations of the self

To experience the full range of human emotions and experiences

Karma

Dharma

Maya

Atman

Desire leads to attachment, which binds one to the cycle of rebirth

Desire is the root cause of all suffering

Desire can be a source of motivation for spiritual growth

Desire is an inherent part of human nature and cannot be eliminated

The experience of birth, aging, sickness, and death

The cycle of seasons and the changing nature of the world

The impermanence of all things

All of the above

It helps one to recognize the illusory nature of the world

It motivates one to seek liberation from the cycle of rebirth

It provides a framework for understanding the law of karma

All of the above

To attain moksha or liberation from the cycle of rebirth

To fulfill one's dharma or duty in life

To experience the full range of human emotions and experiences

To accumulate wealth and material possessions

A wheel or cycle

A river or stream

A dream or illusion

A maze or labyrinth

Ignorance leads to attachment and desire, which bind one to the cycle of rebirth

Ignorance prevents one from realizing the true nature of reality

Ignorance is the root cause of all suffering

All of the above

The cycle of Samsara is endless and inescapable

Suffering is an inherent part of Samsara

The root cause of Samsara is attachment and desire

Liberation from Samsara is possible through the path of enlightenment

It helps one to recognize the impermanence of all things

It motivates one to seek liberation from suffering

It provides a framework for understanding the law of karma

All of the above

Karma and its consequences

The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth

The concept of moksha or liberation

The principle of non-violence or ahimsa

To attain moksha or liberation from the cycle of rebirth

To live a life of truth, honesty, and compassion

To serve humanity and work for the common good

All of the above

Meditation and mindfulness

Yoga and physical discipline

Study of sacred texts and scriptures

All of the above