HARE KRISHNA CHALLENGE Ch - 10

What is difference between living entity and Lord Krishna in terms of consciousness?

• Lord is conscious but living entity is not

• Both are full of consciousness but living entity’s consciousness is limited to himself and Krishna’s consciousness pervades everywhere.

• Krishna is always conscious but living entity is some times unconscious

• There is no difference.

What does liberation means?

• End of all miseries

• Merging into Brahman

• Surrender to Krishna

• Going to heavenly planets

We are not supreme because?

• Our consciousness is limited to ourselves

• We are embodied

• We are suffering in the material world birth, death ,old age and disease.

• We are not eternal

What is real knowledge?

• University degree

• Scholarly study of scriptures

• Knowing oneself to be God

• Surrendering to Krishna

Why Buddhists are considered atheists because

 

• They follow Lord Buddha

• They don’t accept authority of Vedas

• They believe nirvana to be ultimate perfection.

• All of these.

Which of the following option are correct?

• Supreme consciousness is unembodied

• When we attain supreme consciousness , we also become unembodied

• All of the above

• None of these

By fully surrendering to his parent child is

• Liberated

• Confident

• Anxious

• Fearful

Mayavad philosophy is

• Supreme illusion

• Accepts ordinary jiva to be God

• Offends Lord

• Atheistic

Why process of Bhakti is considered easiest

• One depends on mercy of Krishna

• Just like from small child walking alone is difficult but by catching hands of father he is safe

• Krishna gives this assurance in Bhagavad – Gita that just by surrendering to him , he protects us from all dangers

• One can become perfect by own’s endeavours only

Which of following options are correct?

• We are part and parcel of Krishna eternally.

• One don’t have to care about sins and think himself to be God

• One cannot become God by doing some austerity, God is always God.

• We have to undergo pain to taste the sweetness of pleasure.