What is the name of the 13th Adhyayam of Bhagavad Gita?

• Atma-Samyama Yoga

• Kṣetra Kṣetrajña Vibhāga Yoga

• Guna-Karma Vibhaga Yoga

• Sraddhatraya Vibhaga Yoga

If the Kṣetra is the body/field, then the Kṣetrajña is the

Bhagavan says in verse 13 (jñeyaṃ yattatpravakṣyāmi...) that we should learn this knowledge of the Brahman because we will become immortal.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Bhagavan is beyond the Sat and Asat. Define Sat and Asat. Must select all answers

• Sat- that which is permanent

• Asat- something which changes

• Sat- something which changes

• Asat- that which is permanent

Knowing that his hands (pani), feet (pAdam), eyes (aksi), head (siro), and faces (mukham) are in all places and he pervades everything in the universe..... Select ALL that apply

• It is that Bhagavan who comes in the form of everything.

• Once we contemplate on this shloka, we will be able to see the unity between everyone.

• Every action is the hand of god.

• So many eyes, but there is only ONE seer and knower.

TRUE/FALSE

That which knows everything does not need any medium to act through. Everything is a part of him, hence he needs nothing else to know anything.

• TRUE

• FALSE

1. While sleep walking, although humans eyes are closed, they are able to walk perfectly.

2. Bats can hunt in pitch dark without eyes.

3. Dolphins use echolocation to navigate and hunt in low visibility environments. How are they able to do this?

Bhagavan is indivisible, yet appears to be divided amongst living beings. Which examples match this scenario? Select all which apply (13.17)

• Same house which is divided into kitchen, living room, bed room, etc.

• Humans are divided by race, ethnicity, religion, etc. All of us are the same, but have diversifying differences.

• Same electricity works through all appliances at home.