Bhakti Vriksha - Level 1

What is the difference between humans and animals?

• Abililty to write

• Ability to think

• Ability to remember

• Ability to enquire about the purpose of life

What are the similarities between humans and animals?

• Eating, sleeping, mating and working

• Eating, sleeping, defending and working

• Eating, sleeping, mating and defending

• Eating, sleeping, mating and crying

A human who does not enquire about the purpose of life is considered

• a learned person

• a foolish person

• a busy person

• an animal

The word "Veda" refers to

• spiritual knowledge

• material knowledge

• both spiritual and material knowledge

• none of the above

What does conditioned soul mean?

• one who has adjusted to the external environment

• one who lives in an air conditioned environment

• one who is contaminated by the modes of material nature

• all of the above

The difference between a conditioned soul and a liberated soul is that a conditioned soul has

• 4 defects

• 6 defects

• 8 defects

• 10 defects

Spiritual knowledge is best acquired by

• sabda-pramana

• pratyaksha-pramana

• anumana-pramana

• all of the above

A prerequisite of sabda-pramana is

• one should hear from an old man

• one should hear from a wise man

• one should hear from a godman

• one should hear from a bona fide spiritual master

Who am I?

• physical body

• mind

• intelligence

• spirit soul

Soul is composed of

• mind

• spirit

• matter

• matter & spirit