Chapter 2- Verse 10 -20

Illusion is also called as?

BG 2.12

• Maya

• Lamentation

• Siddhi

• Consciousness

How does Arjuna find a solution to his confusion whether to fight or not to fight?

• By using his own intelligence

• By surrendering unto Lord Krishna as a disciple

• By analytical study of the opposite party's power

• By scientific reasoning of the outcome of the

How one can liberate himself from the clutches of māyā (illusion)? BG 2.14

Select 2 that apply

• By knowledge

• By devotion

• By praying

• By studying

Only saintly persons who can ____within and without, the same Supreme Lord can actually attain to perfect and eternal peace

B.G 2.12

• See

• Hear

• Worship

• Surrender

What happens at the time of death? BG.2.13

• The soul transmigrates to another body

  - Either spiritual or material

• The soul vanishes

• The present body becomes another body by the process of evolution

• The soul goes to heaven

Select the correct statement regards to the soul

BG.2.20

Select all that apply

• The soul does not at any time become old

• The changes of the body doesn’t affect the soul

• The soul doesn’t deteriorate like a tree, nor anything material

• The soul has no by-product

• The soul has no birth, no past, present or future

How many souls are there within our heart?

BG.2.20

• Only one- our soul (atomic soul)

• Two- our soul (atomic soul) and Supersoul (Paramatma)

The body is subject to how many kinds of transformations?

BG2.20

• 2

• 5

• 6

• 7

According to the varnasrama institution, which stage is considered difficult and is painstaking? BG. 2.15

• Sannyasa (life of renunciation)

• Brahmacharya (bachelor student)

• Grihastha( householder)

• Vanaprastha(forest dweller/retired)

The non permanent appearance of happiness and distress and their disappearance in due course, are like the appearance and disappearance of winter and summer seasons.Hence we must…….

• We must react according to the situation

• Work hard to maintain happiness

• We must learn how to stay away from sorrow

• We must learn to tolerate them without being disturbed