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WorksheetsDYS 2 6th Sep Access the Truth Beyond 4 Defects
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 11mins
Story of six blind men & elephant Teaches us?
Elephant is like rope, tree, etc.
Six blind men can’t understand elephant
By speculation we can get correct knowledge about God like elephant
Knowledge obtained by six blind men is a partial truth & for complete truth only one who knows can nicely explain about it. Similarly one who knows about God can tell us about God completely & speculation will never give us complete understanding of God.
What are the three ways of gaining knowledge?
Pratyaksha Praman - Direct Sense Perception
Anuman Praman - Hypothesis
Shabda Praman - Hearing from Authority
None of above
What are the four defects ?
Imperfect Knowledge, Being Cleaver, Committing Chaos, Creating Prosperity
Imperfect Senses, Being Illusioned, Committing Mistakes, Cheating Propensity
I am Great, I am Honest, I am Smart, I am Intelligent
All of above
Darwin’s theory falls under Shabda praman
True
False, under Anuman Praman
Can't Say, I am a follower of Darwin!
________________make human beings superior to animals.
Fighting with Nuclear & Biological weapons
Satellite Communication
Reasoning power
To inquire “why am I suffering ? & what is actual destination of life”
What is the origin of Vedas and who recorded them?
Darwin gave Origin of Species and Scientists recorded them
Supreme Lord gave it to Brahma and Vyasdeva recorded them
None of above
Vedic process of learning comes in one of the following ways of gaining Knowledge:
Inductive
Deductive
Both
None
What is the proof Vedas are Perfect?
They are not!
I don't know!
Come to Session 3 to know more!
Why can't we believe our Eyes?
I don't know
Give two reasons/examples that accepting Vedas is not a blind faith.
What do you understand about Relative Truth and Absolute Truth?
Explain briefly about both, with examples from Session.
