What is the highest happiness according to Kṛṣṇa?

• Physical pleasure

• Social recognition

• Transcendental happiness

• Material success

What is the nature of the spiritual spark?

• It is a physical entity

• It is a fragment of God

• It is impersonal

• It is a temporary state

What is 'rāsa-līlā' in the context of Kṛṣṇa consciousness?

• A festival of lights

• A physical competition

• An exchange of feelings through spiritual bodies

• A dance of material enjoyment

What does the story of the man chewing bamboo rods illustrate?

• The importance of knowledge

• The futility of seeking happiness in the wrong places

• The value of hard work

• The significance of tradition

What is the process for establishing oneself in real happiness?

• Kṛṣṇa consciousness

• Material accumulation

• Social networking

• Physical fitness

What is the material world compared to in the text?

• A beautiful garden

• An ocean of misery

• A desert

• A bustling city

What is the strong boat needed to cross the ocean of misery?

• Social connections

• Knowledge

• Kṛṣṇa's lotus feet

• Material wealth

What does the yoga process aim to control?

• Emotional responses

• Physical strength

• Social interactions

• The mind and senses

What is the ultimate goal of yoga practice according to the text?

• To gain material wealth

• To achieve perfect happiness in service to the Lord

• To become famous

• To master physical skills

What does the mind do when it is not fixed on Kṛṣṇa?

• It remains calm

• It wanders to various thoughts

• It becomes enlightened

• It focuses on one task