| SIDDHA | In Hinduism and Jainism, a person who has attained a state of spiritual perfection (6) |
| DHARMA | Concept in Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism |
| YOGIC | Relating to a Hindu discipline aimed at attaining a state of spiritual insight and tranquillity (5) |
| SAMSARA | Concept of life as an ongoing cycle of death and rebirth, central to religions such as Buddhism, Hinduism and Jainism (7) |
| ARHAT | In Buddhism, an enlightened person who has attained complete nirvana; from Sanskrit, 'meritorious' (5) |
| BODHISATTVA | Person who has attained enlightenment in Buddhism |
| MANTRA | In Hinduism and Buddhism, a word used as an object of concentration (6) |
| RENOWN | Point to the owner who has attained fame (6) |
| FOURTH | After 11 competitions, this cyclist, initially from Urchfont, sadly only ever attained a position just outside of the medals (6) |
| MOZART | "The culminating point that beauty has attained in the sphere of music," per Tchaikovsky |
| TANTRA | Early mystical traditions of Hinduism and Buddhism (6) |
| REPUTE | You see! Peter has attained fame! (6) |
| SHASTRA | A work of sacred scripture in Hinduism and some forms of Buddhism (7) |
| BROWNBELT | Ranking of a karate practitioner who has attained the grade of 3rd Kyu (5,4) |
| PADMA | The sacred lotus in Hinduism and Buddhism; or, a branch of the Ganges (5) |
| LOTUS | Sacred -; related to water lilies and known in Hinduism and Buddhism as padma, the national flower of India (5) |
| SRADDHA | In Hinduism and Buddhism, a ceremonial offering to the spirit of an ancestor (7) |
| HINDU | One who believes in Hinduism and follows its teachings (5) |
| MUDRA | Ritual and symbolic hand movement in Hinduism and Buddhism (5) |
| OLD | (used especially of persons) Having lived for a relatively long time or attained a specific age. |
