Question 1
Who is a man of steady intelligence?
One who restrains his senses and fixes his consciousness on Krishna
One who restrains his senses but does not fix his consciousness on Krishna
One who fixes his consciousness on material enjoyment
None of these
Question 2
By contemplating the _________________, one develops attachment, then lust, anger, delusion, bewilderment of ___________, ____________ is lost, then one falls down.
Impersonal form, intelligence, memory
Objects of the senses, memory, intelligence
Objects of the senses, consciousness, renunciation
Impersonal form, absolute, consciousness
Question 3
What is the result of controlling one’s senses by practicing principles of freedom?
Freedom from all attachment and attainment of the mercy of Krishna
Increase of attachment to sense objects
Loss of Krishna’s mercy
None of these
Question 4
How does one in transcendental consciousness attains peace?
By accepting that Krishna is the Supreme enjoyer, proprietor and friend of everyone; engaging oneself in the service of Krishna with a relationship; desiring everything for Krishna; and being devoid of false ego
By accepting oneself as the supreme enjoyer and proprietor
By engaging in service without any relationship with Krishna
By desiring everything for oneself and increasing false ego
Question 5
What is the correct technique for controlling the mind?
All of the senses must be engaged in Krishna consciousness
Any one of the senses must be engaged in Krishna consciousness
Any number of the senses must be engaged in Krishna consciousness
None of these
Question 6
How is devotional service non-different from being in the spiritual world?
Because both are on the absolute plane and both are for engagement in transcendental loving service of the Lord
Because devotional service is different from the absolute plane
Because being in the spiritual world does not involve service of the Lord
None of these
Try Again!
You may not have passed this time, but your willingness to learn the Gita is already a victory. Try again with the same spirit—you’ll get there.
PASSED!
Well done! Your success in the Bhagavad Gita quiz shows not just knowledge, but genuine reflection and understanding. May this journey of wisdom continue to inspire you.
PASSED WITH DISTINCTION!
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