The teaching of the Upanishads is often referred to as __________, "the end of the Vedas."
a. agnihotra
b. Aranyakas
c. vedanta
d. atman
ANS: c
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A. thetans B. tithes C. dynamics D. engrams
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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