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Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
Dharmic knowledge is that which brings one closer to the realisation of one's relationship with God
true
false
Dharmic action refers to one’s personal code of conduct and ethics which governs one’s dealings with others and towards oneself
true
false
The Manu Smṛti lists four sources to ascertain what constitutes dharma, in the following hierarchy of authority:
The Vedas, tradition, the conduct of virtuous people, one's own conscience
One's own conscience, tradition, the conduct of virtuous people, the Vedas
The Vedas, the conduct of virtuous people, one's own conscience, tradition
The Vedas, tradition, one's own conscience, the conduct of virtuous people,
The Mahābhārata states: 'The Eternal Duty (Sanatana Dharma) towards all creatures is the absence of ... towards them in thought, deed or word, and to practice compassion and generosity towards them'
malevolence (prejudice)
pride
greed
jealousy
The cultivation of a pure and healthy body and hence a pure and healthy mind follows the principle of ...
śaucam
satyaṁ
śānti
svādhyāya
The worship of God through rituals, which helps to develop one's relationship with Him follows the principle of ...
śaucam
yajña
tapaḥ
damaḥ
Simplicity, constant mindfulness of God, meditation on the Lord, as well as control of the body, mind and speech are pillars of the principle of ...
dānaṁ
yajña
tapaḥ
damaḥ
Controlling one’s desires and behaviour, avoiding excesses and cultivating self-discipline are pillars of the principle of ...
dānaṁ
yajña
tapaḥ
damaḥ
Scriptural study as well as self-study and introspection are ideals of ...
śānti
śaucam
satyaṁ
svādhyāya
Refraining from causing any injury to other living beings through word, deed or thought refers to the principle of ...
asteya
śānti
ahiṃsā
śaucam
Being peacefully disposed and content while accepting whatever may come, summarises the principle of ...
śaucam
satyaṁ
śānti
svādhyāya
Speaking the truth, regardless whether it benefits the listener or not, is in line with the principle of satyaṁ
true
false
The principle of satyaṁ also refers to distinguishing between the 'real' (permanent) and the 'unreal' (impermanent)
true
false
The principle of dānaṁ refers to giving charity as well as ...
not being a cause of distress to any living being
cultivating detachment from the world
forgiving others for their stinginess
When we feel unfairly treated, we violate the principle of śānti
true
false
Refraining from taking what doesn't belong to us refers to the principle of ...
asteya
śānti
ahiṃsā
śaucam
Forgiveness and tolerance are foundational to the principle of ...
dānaṁ
kṣamā
tapaḥ
damaḥ
Veneration for the parents, teachers, guides and elders in general and the spiritual Master in particular are essential to the principle of ...
tapaḥ
yajña
gurusevana
Dharma is based on the principle of ...
cooperation
individuality
As Bhakti Marga devotee, one should focus on ...
what one will receive from Guruji and His mission
one’s duties towards Guruji and His mission
Lord Kṛṣṇa ...
is not too bothered about Dharma
mentions Dharma as the reason for incarnating on Earth
It is better to engage in another's dharma, if performed perfectly, than to accept one's own dharma and perform it imperfectly, according to the Bhagavad Gītā
true
false
Dharma in the context of Bhakti Marga encompasses ...
daily performing one's sādhana
the daily study of scriptures
service in Bhakti Marga
following Guruji's teachings
