WorksheetsMoksha part 3
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is the highest goal for a Sri Vaishnava?
rendering perfect service to God
self-realization
attaining moksha
doing service to mankind
doing one's sadhana perfectly
According to followers of Advaita Vedanta, sayujya moksha is interpreted as
merging with Brahman, the highest objective
service to the Lord, but not merging
inseparable, close unity with the Lord without being separable
According to followers of the Gaudiya Sampradaya, sayujya moksha means
service to the Lord, but not merging
union (merging) with God
eternal service to the lord in Vaikuntha
According to followers of the Sri Vaishnava Sampradaya, sayujya moksha means
eternal service to the Lord
merging with god (Brahman)
service to the Lord, regardless of where it is
For Sri Vaishnavas, eternal service to the Lord it the highest goal. This is called:
nitya kainkarya
moksha
atma-anubhava
bhagavat-anubhava
"Only by ________________________ does one come to know who I am in truth. Then, having come to know me, my devotee enters into full consciousess of me." Bhagavad Gita, Ch18, V55
loving devotion to me
attaining self-realisation
doing one's dharma
deep meditation
Moksha is
liberation from material attachment and samsara
liberation from struggles in life
the highest form of Yoga
a by-product of a dharmic lifestyle
Moksha is generally attainable by
the practice of dharma and following a Guru
meditation
dissolving one's ego
incarnating on earth
Ultimately, the Vaishnava is unconcerned with
moksha
service to the lord
For us as Sri Vaishnavas, moksha (rather than a motivating factor) is seen as a by-product of
our devotional service
maya
yoga
prakriti
"Sayujya" is generally translated as
union
realisation
service
liberation
Do Sri Vaishnavas wish to attain moksha (even though maybe indirectly)?
yes
no
From a Sri Vaishnava perspective, union with God is understood as
being closely united with God
merging with God
According to Krishnas statement in the Bhagavad Gita (6.47), which of the following bhaktas are considered to be the highest?
Bhakti Yogis
Karma Yogis
Jnana Yogis
