Bhagavad Gita Chapter 12 and 13

What is the name of BG Chapter 12?

• Bhakti Yoga

• Devotional Service

• Jnana Yoga

• Karma Yoga

Who cannot make fast progress in the devotion?

• One who is worshiping the impersonal Brahman

• One who is engaged in devotional service

• One who in yogic meditation

•  All of the above

Which one of the following is easier for the embodied soul?

• Jnana-yoga

• Karma-yoga

• Bhakti-yoga

• All of the above

What the qualities of a person who gets delivered fast from the cycle of birth and death?

• One who dedicates all their work to Krishna

• Who worships Krishna with full devotion

• One who is always devoted to Krishna

• One who is always thinking of Krishna

Which verse does Krishna suggest how we can live with Him always?

• atha cittam samadhatum

• abhyase 'py asamartho 'si

• mayy eva mana adhatsva

• None of the above

How can we always live in Krishna?

• By fixing our mind in Krishna

• By engaging our intelligence in Krishna

• None of the above

• Both of the above

How can one develop the the desire to attain Krishna (according to BG 12.9)?

• By doing aarti everyday

• By chanting 16 rounds everyday

• By following the regulative principles of Bhakti yoga

• None of the above

What should we do if we cannot follow the regulative principle of Bhakti Yoga?

• we should try to mediate on the supersoul

• we should try to chant vedic hymns

• we should try to work for Krishna

• we should just give up on Krishan and enjoy life

What is the order in which Krishna suggests to try and attain him in chapter 12:

1. 1. Following the regulative principles of Bhakti Yoga

2. 2. By working for him

3. 3. Fixing our mind and intelligence on him

4. 4. Giving up all results of our work to Krishna

• 1, 2, 3, 4

• 3, 1, 2, 4

• 4, 2, 3, 1

• 2, 4, 3, 1

What are some of the qualities of a devotee who is very dear to Krishna?

• Non-envious towards all living entities

• A kind friend to all

• Detached from material possessions

• Without false ego

• Same in happiness and distress