Catur Ashrama & Panca Yama Brata

Which of the following identifies the stages a Hindu person goes through in their life?

• Infant, student, householder, forest dweller

• Student, householder, forest dweller

• Student, forest dweller, ascetic, guru

• Student, householder, forest dweller, ascetic

Brahmacharya is...

• (Householder Stage)

• (Forest Dweller Stage)

• (Student Stage)

• (Renunciate Stage)

This stage is marked by marriage, raising a family, pursuing a career, and fulfilling social and familial duties. It involves responsibilities towards one's family, society, and profession. This stage called Householder Stage or...

• Brahmacarya

• Grihasta

• Vanaprasta

• Sannyasa

Below are the correct statement about Vanaprastha or Forest Dweller Stage.

• This stage is marked by marriage, raising a family, pursuing a career, and fulfilling social and familial duties.

• In this stage, typically during middle age, individuals gradually withdraw from their material and social responsibilities to focus more on spiritual pursuits.

• This final stage is characterized by complete renunciation

• This is the stage of learning and education, typically spanning from childhood to young adulthood.

This final stage is characterized by complete renunciation of worldly attachments and dedicating oneself fully to spiritual pursuits.

• Brahmacarya

• Grihasta

• Sannyasa

• Vanaprasta

Five social ethics or Five ethical and moral principles or restraints, which are guiding one's behavior.

• Panca Yama Brata

• Panca Nyama Brata

• Catur Asrama

In Panca Yama Brata, Ahimsa is....

• Calm

• non-violence

• Humble

• truthfulness

In Panca Yama Brata, truthfulness is....

• Ahimsa

• Satya

• Asteya

• Brahmacarya

What is Asteya?

• Healthy Lifestyle

• non-violence

• truthfulness

• non-stealing

Aparigraha is .......

• non-possessiveness

• non-stealing

• non-violence

• truthfulness