is for Afterlife

Hindus believe in a life cycle called "Samsara". This is a cycle of death and rebirth. 

is for Brahman

Brahman is the god of creation in Hinduism, Also known as Grandfather. 

is for Creation

Hindus believe the god Brahman created the universe out of himself. 

is for Dharma

Darma is known as fulfillment of ones purpose/duties. 

is for Eka 

Eka refers to a Hindu Goddess. Can also mean "One" or "Unity".

is for Falgun

Falgun is a celebration that occurs one month of the year. During this month Hindus will preform calibrations and worship of there gods. 

is for Guru

A spiritual teacher who gives guidance to those seeking spiritual wisdom

is for Hinduism

A religion that originated in India. This religion acknowledges the idea of multiple gods. 

is for Indra 

Indra is the god of lightning, thunder, and rain. Some refer to him as the king of gods in Hinduism.

is for Jaya

A term often used to describe a victory, or a big accomplishment/achievement 

is for Karma

Karma is a respected belief of the Hindu religions witch states that your actions in the present affect you in the future. 

is for Lakshmi

Lakshmi is a goddess of wealth, prosperity, and fortune. She has 4 arms and holds objects that resemble wealth and fortune. 

is for Moksha

Moksha is one of 4 main goals of a Hindu. To achieve this goal a Hindu must unionize oneself with the ultimate reality. 

is for Nadi

Nadi is energy that flows through your body. Hindus believe this is important for the flow of life force. 

is for Om

Om is a phrase commonly chanted at the beginning and end of prayers. This is considered a fundamental sound of creation in Hinduism

is for Puja

Puja is the practice of worshiping in your home or temple. Hindus are expected to worship 3 times a day.