Rajgita Yajna 9 Verse 140-142

Ethvat means

• unused food
• leftover food
• uncooked meal
• discarded food

Vachajnan means

• practical knowledge

• worldly knowledge

• verbal knowledge

• divine knowledge

Verse 140 is the third last verse for imparting spiritual knowledge (the knowledge part of Shri Atmasiddhiji)

• true

• false

When you attain something that is most worthwhile, the rest of the world seems worthwhile too

• true

• false

The analogies given by Param Krupalu Dev in Verse 140 are

• As attractive as a red sports car

• As unattractive as leftover food

• As fleeting as a dream

• As tasty as pizza or pasta

To the enlightened one, the world appears unattractive, worthless and worth discarding

• true

• false

Attachment is related to association and delusion

• true
• false

If you have not experienced the soul, you can still look at the world as leftover food

• true
• false

Dream is transitory since

• It vanishes when one awakens

• It does not have the capacity to satisfy you

• It does not last for long

• It gives you the desired object temporarily

Worldly objects can get you _ but not _

• stillness
• satisfied
• soaked
• saturated