Question 1

The person with steady mind is called

Accepted Answer

A) sthitaprajna 
B) prajna sree 
C) vanaprastha 
D) grahatha 
A) sthitaprajna 
B) prajna sree 
C) vanaprastha 
D) grahatha A

Question 2

Acosmic view of Brahman is accepted by

Accepted Answer

A) sankaracharya 
B) ramauja 
C) madhvacharya 
D) pathanjali 
A) sankaracharya 
B) ramauja 
C) madhvacharya 
D) pathanjali A

Question 3

Path of Inaction is called

Accepted Answer

A) ashtanga marga 
B) madhyamika marga 
C) pravritti marga 
D) nivartti marga 
A) ashtanga marga 
B) madhyamika marga 
C) pravritti marga 
D) nivartti marga D

Question 4

Last chapter of Bhagavad Gita is called

Accepted Answer

A) mokshasamnyasa yoga 
B) samnyasa yoga 
C) bhakthi yoga 
D) vibhuti yoga 
A) mokshasamnyasa yoga 
B) samnyasa yoga 
C) bhakthi yoga 
D) vibhuti yoga

Question 5

How many chapters are there in Bhagavad Gita

Accepted Answer

A) 21 
B) 18 
C) 52 
D) 25 
A) 21 
B) 18 
C) 52 
D) 25

Question 6

'Yoga karmasu kausalam' is the ideology of

Accepted Answer

A) advaita vedanta 
B) visishta advaita 
C) bhagavad gita 
D) ramayana 
A) advaita vedanta 
B) visishta advaita 
C) bhagavad gita 
D) ramayana

Question 7

Which chapter is called Viswarupa Darsana Yoga

Accepted Answer

A) one 
B) thirteen 
C) eighteen 
D) eleven 
A) one 
B) thirteen 
C) eighteen 
D) eleven

Question 8

Path of devotion towards self realization is called

Accepted Answer

A) karma marga 
B) jnana marga 
C) bhakti marga 
D) raja marga 
A) karma marga 
B) jnana marga 
C) bhakti marga 
D) raja marga

Question 9

Cosmic view of Brahman is accepted by

Accepted Answer

A) sankaracharya 
B) ramauja 
C) madhvacharya 
D) pathanjali 
A) sankaracharya 
B) ramauja 
C) madhvacharya 
D) pathanjali

Question 10

Path of wisdom towards self realization is called

Accepted Answer

A) karma marga 
B) jnana marga 
C) bhakti marga 
D) raja marga 
A) karma marga 
B) jnana marga 
C) bhakti marga 
D) raja marga

Question 11

Bhagavad Gita provides a synthesis of

Accepted Answer

A) jnana & bhakti 
B) jnana & karma 
C) karma, bhakti &jnana 
D) none of the above 
A) jnana & bhakti 
B) jnana & karma 
C) karma, bhakti &jnana 
D) none of the above

Question 12

Each chapter of Bhagavad Gita is referred as

Accepted Answer

A) kanda 
B) mandala 
C) parva 
D) yoga 
A) kanda 
B) mandala 
C) parva 
D) yoga

Question 13

Purification of mind through Nishkama karma is called

Accepted Answer

A) prana sudhi 
B) chitta sudhi 
C) tapas 
D) dhyana 
A) prana sudhi 
B) chitta sudhi 
C) tapas 
D) dhyana

Question 14

The word 'Moksha' means

Accepted Answer

A) bondage 
B) karma phala 
C) desire 
D) liberation 
A) bondage 
B) karma phala 
C) desire 
D) liberation

Question 15

Which among the following is not a step of Jnana Marga

Accepted Answer

A) sravana 
B) manana 
C) dhyana 
D) asana 
A) sravana 
B) manana 
C) dhyana 
D) asana

Question 16

'Path of action in inaction' is the contribution of

Accepted Answer

A) upanishads 
B) samkhya yoga 
C) buddhism 
D) bhagavad gita 
A) upanishads 
B) samkhya yoga 
C) buddhism 
D) bhagavad gita

Question 17

Acquisition of Knowldege is called

Accepted Answer

A) karma 
B) jnana 
C) bhakthi 
D) prapatti 
A) karma 
B) jnana 
C) bhakthi 
D) prapatti

Question 18

How many verses are there in Bhagavad Gita

Accepted Answer

A) 108 
B) 1010 
C) 700 
D) 708 
A) 108 
B) 1010 
C) 700 
D) 708

Question 19

Path of action towards self realization is called

Accepted Answer

A) karma marga 
B) jnana marga 
C) bhakti marga 
D) raja marga 
A) karma marga 
B) jnana marga 
C) bhakti marga 
D) raja marga

Question 20

Acosmic view of Brahman is otherwise known as

Accepted Answer

A) prapanja vada 
B) saprapanja vada 
C) nishprapanja vada 
D) none of the above 
A) prapanja vada 
B) saprapanja vada 
C) nishprapanja vada 
D) none of the above

The person with steady mind is called

Acosmic view of Brahman is accepted by

Path of Inaction is called

Last chapter of Bhagavad Gita is called

How many chapters are there in Bhagavad Gita

'Yoga karmasu kausalam' is the ideology of

Which chapter is called Viswarupa Darsana Yoga

Path of devotion towards self realization is called

Cosmic view of Brahman is accepted by

Path of wisdom towards self realization is called

Bhagavad Gita provides a synthesis of

Each chapter of Bhagavad Gita is referred as

Purification of mind through Nishkama karma is called

The word 'Moksha' means

Which among the following is not a step of Jnana Marga

'Path of action in inaction' is the contribution of

Acquisition of Knowldege is called

How many verses are there in Bhagavad Gita

Path of action towards self realization is called

Acosmic view of Brahman is otherwise known as

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Exam 3: Bhagavad Gita and the Paths of Self-Realization

The person with steady mind is called

Acosmic view of Brahman is accepted by

Path of Inaction is called

Last chapter of Bhagavad Gita is called

How many chapters are there in Bhagavad Gita

'Yoga karmasu kausalam' is the ideology of

Which chapter is called Viswarupa Darsana Yoga

Path of devotion towards self realization is called

Cosmic view of Brahman is accepted by

Path of wisdom towards self realization is called

Bhagavad Gita provides a synthesis of

Each chapter of Bhagavad Gita is referred as

Purification of mind through Nishkama karma is called

The word 'Moksha' means

Which among the following is not a step of Jnana Marga

'Path of action in inaction' is the contribution of

Acquisition of Knowldege is called

How many verses are there in Bhagavad Gita

Path of action towards self realization is called

Acosmic view of Brahman is otherwise known as

Exploring Indian Philosophy and Vedic Literature

Concepts and Terminologies in Vedanta Philosophy

Indian Philosophy and Beliefs

Buddhism and Jainism: Founder, Teachings, and Concepts

Key Concepts in Indian Philosophies

Indian Philosophy and Yoga

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