Understanding Vaiṣnavism I

Vaiṣṇavism is the largest branch of Hinduism

• true
• false

As devotees of Paramahamsa Vishwananda, we are Vaiṣnavas

• true
• false

Hinduism has a single founder

• true
• false

Hinduism has a single scripture, the Bhagavad Gītā

• true
• false

'The Truth is one; the wise call it by many names' …

• is a quote from the Ṛg Veda

• is the translation of 'ekaṁ sad-viprā bahudhā vadanti'

• is the translation of 'ekaṁ sad-viprā Garuḍa jayantī'

• is a quote from the Bhāgavatam

The concept of Brahman refers to the …

• unity of the Supreme Being
• existence of an eternal Self
• liberation for all sentient beings
• transmigration through the cycle of birth and death

The concept of Ātman refers to the …

• unity of the Supreme Being
• existence of an eternal Self
• liberation for all sentient beings
• transmigration through the cycle of birth and death

The concept of Saṃsāra refers to the …

• unity of the Supreme Being
• existence of an eternal Self
• liberation for all sentient beings
• transmigration through the cycle of birth and death

The concept of Karma refers to the …

• universal, cyclic creation
• notion of duty and righteousness
• liberation for all sentient beings
• universal law of cause and effect

The concept of Mokṣa refers to the …

• universal, cyclic creation
• notion of duty and righteousness
• liberation for all sentient beings
• universal law of cause and effect