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WorksheetsUnderstanding Vaiṣnavism II
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
The Upaniṣads primarily deal with …
Brahman
Ātma
Prakṛti
Karma
Advaita Vedānta asserts that …
the Ātma is fully dependent on the grace of Brahman
Mokṣa is the realisation of full identity with Brahman
Bhakti directed to a personal God is tolerated to develop discrimination (viveka) and become qualified for jñāna
jñāna is a preparatory means for the practice of bhakti
Vaiṣṇava Ācāryas were highly critical of Advaita Vedānta because it ...
asserts the supremacy of an impersonal, formless ‘God’
relegates bhakti as only preparatory to attaining mokṣa
denies the reality of the Soul and promotes the Soul to being equivalent with God
highlights the need of Grace in attaining mokṣa
places great emphasis on detachment from worldly pleasures
Rāmānuja primarily criticises Ādvaita's notion of …
Māyā concealing Brahman
the inexplicable origin of Māyā
Brahman controlling Māyā
Māyā concealing the Ātma
Viśiṣṭādvaita Vedānta uses the analogy of body-soul relationship between Ātma and Brahman, also referred to as …
śarīra-śarīrīn
śakīra-śaqiri
savana-śavana
śavana-savana
Tri-tattva refers to …
Īśvara, cit, acit
prem, pyār, cit
sat, cit, ananda
love, patience, unity
Smaraṇa Bhakti refers to …
total surrender of oneself to the Lord
singing/chanting the Lord’s Name
prostrating before the Lord
remembering the Lord
The main practices of Vaiṣṇavas are ...
Bhakti Yoga and śaraṇāgati
Karma Yoga
Dhyāna Yoga
Jñāna Yoga
