AH X Genap 2025

Yajnya in the Bhagavad Gita means........

• Providing friendly service or kindness.

• Behavior, attitude, implementation.

• Ceremony, offering.

• An act performed with sincerity and awareness to offer to God.

• Worship with a sacred offering.

The series or arrangement of various means and infrastructure that is full of religious meaning in yajna is called…

• Ceremony.

• Event.

• Offering.

• Offering.

• Canang.

Performing yajna is expected to adjust to the conditions, abilities, and situations. In terms of quantity, yajna can be classified into three types: ….

• Kanista, Rajasika, Tamasika

• Kanista, Madhya, Utama.

• Satwika, Utama, Rajasika.

• Upetti, Stiti, Pralina.

• Tamasika, Rajasika, Satwika.

The holy scripture Veda teaches Hindus to express gratitude using the elements of nature, namely....

• Flowers, leaves, light, water, and Bolu.

• Flowers, leaves, fire, water, and fruit.

• Flowers, lontar, light, water, and fruit.

• Bank flowers, leaves, light, water, and fruit.

• Flowers, leaves, moonlight, water, and fruit.

The implementation of worship on the day of Saraswati, Pagerwesi, and Piodalan in the village is included in….

• Pitra Yajna.

• Manusa Yajna.

• Rsi Yajna.

• Bhuta Yajna.

• Dewa Yajna.

The cremation ceremony is held to return the five great elements from the deceased King Pandu. Conducting the cremation ceremony is an example of….

• Pitra Yajna.

• Manusa Yajna.

• Dewa Yajna.

• Bhuta Yajna.

• Rsi Yajna.

One example of the implementation of the Manusa Yajna ceremony in the Mahabharata story is ….

• The love of Goddess Kunti for her family.

• Arjuna driving away the demons disturbing the sages.

• Bhisma honoring Krishna.

• Karna learning by studying with a statue.

• Yudistira performing the aswamedha yajna.

The moral message from the story of Sarpayajna is ….

• Performing yajna must be sincere, not criticize and doubt.

• Performing Yajña must be sincere, should not criticize and should not doubt.

• Performing yajna must be sincere in speaking when there is someone eating.

• Performing yajna must be sincere in giving offerings.

• Performing yajna should not criticize people eating.

According to Bhagavad Gita XVII. 11, 12, and 13, there are three qualities of Yajña, namely…..

• Satwika yajna, Rajasika yajna, and Kama yajna.

• Satwika yajna, Raja yajna, and Tamasika yajna.

• Dharma yajna, Rajasika yajna, and Tamasika yajna.

• Satwika yajna, Rajasika yajna, and Tamasika yajna.

• Satwika yajna, Manusa yajna, and Tamasika yajna.

One of the 7 conditions for the implementation of Yajña is Sraddha which means ….

• Must have a priest or pandita.

• Yajna must be based on the Veda.

• Sincerity is the main foundation of Yajna.

• Providing service to the community by inviting to eat together.

• Yajna must be done with conviction.