Buddhist and Sikh attitudes towards wealth

What is the impact of greed and attachment to possessions on one's spiritual journey in Sikhism?

• It is essential for achieving spiritual enlightenment
• It is seen as a virtue and a sign of goodness
• It is a means to achieve social justice
• It is seen as foolish and wrong

What is the concept of maya in Sikhism?

• The accumulation of wealth
• An illusion that distracts one from God
• A form of meditation
• A pilgrimage to a holy site

What is the importance of showing kindness and doing righteous acts in Sikhism?

• It is essential for avoiding greed and attachment to possessions
• It is essential for achieving social justice
• It is a means to accumulate wealth
• It is a distraction from achieving spiritual enlightenment

What is the importance of being God-centered in Sikhism?

• It is essential for avoiding greed and attachment to possessions
• It is a means to accumulate wealth
• It is essential for achieving social justice
• It is a distraction from achieving spiritual enlightenment

What is the warning given by the Gurus regarding attachment to possessions?

• It is essential for achieving spiritual enlightenment
• It is a source of attachment and greed
• It is seen as foolish and wrong
• It is a means to achieve social justice

What is the teaching of Guru Nanak regarding the accumulation of wealth?

• It is essential for achieving spiritual enlightenment
• It is not possible without committing sins
• It is a source of attachment and greed
• It is a means to achieve social justice

In what ways can Sikhs use their wealth to promote social equality?

• By using their wealth for personal gain
• By giving dasvandh to community projects
• By accumulating more wealth for themselves
• By hoarding their wealth and not sharing it with others

What is the belief of Sikhs regarding wealth and its permanence?

• Wealth is a source of attachment and greed
• Wealth is a temporary blessing from God
• Wealth is a permanent measure of one's success and worth
• Wealth is a means to achieve spiritual enlightenment

According to the Guru Granth Sahib, what should Sikhs abandon in order to become God-centered?

• Their duties and responsibilities
• Their possessions and wealth
• Their family and friends
• Their religious beliefs

What is the attitude towards wealth in Sikhism?

• Wealth is seen as a measure of one's success and worth
• Wealth is seen as a source of attachment and greed
• Wealth is seen as a blessing if used to help others
• Wealth is seen as a means to achieve spiritual enlightenment