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Hindu Devtas

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

____ʼs head is a symbol of his great intelligence to realize Bhagwan, his large ears signify the importance of listening to katha, and his small eyes are symbolic of doing Bhagwanʼs darshan.

a)

Vishnu Bhagwan

b)

Shiv Bhagwan

c)

Ganeshji

d)

Hanumanji

2.

Chandra grained refuge from____when he was cursed by Daksha Prajapati, which led to the creation of the moon cycle we see today.

a)

Shiv Bhagwan

b)

Vishnu Bhagwan

c)

Brahma Bhagwan

d)

Hanumanji

3.

_____is in voked first in all auspicious events, rites, and rituals and is known as the devta of auspiciousness and invoked for the success of all ventures and projects.

a)

Brahma Bhagwan

b)

Shiv Bhagwan

c)

Hanumanji

d)

Ganeshji

4.

When Ghanshyam Maharaj was kidnapped by Kalidattʼs evil accomplices,____rescued Ghanshyam Maharaj and brought him back safely to Bhaktimata and said, “Mother, your child is Bhagwan him self, and I am His humble servant.”

a)

Hanumanji

b)

Shiv Bhagwan

c)

Vishnu Bhagwan

d)

Holi

5.

_____is the start of spring and symbolizes the victory of good over evil and the importance of having firm faith in Bhagwan at all times.

a)

Uttaryan

b)

Janmastmi

c)

Holi

d)

Diwali

6.

____is a symbol of bhakti, loyalty, seva, brahmacharya, and vairagya. In Vachanamrut Gadhada II-62, Maharaj talked about ___ being ideal in dasatva bhakti and offering bhakti as a true das.

a)

Ganeshji

b)

Hanumanji

c)

Shiv Bhagwan

d)

Brahma Bhagwan

7.

Even though_____created the universe, the ultimate power belongs to Bhagwan Swaminarayan.

a)

Vishnu Bhagwan

b)

Shiv Bhawan

c)

Ganeshji

d)

Brahma Bhagwam

8.

The mouse ____ rides upon signifies evil qualities such as anger, ego, jealousy, selfishness, and he teaches us that we should not be controlled by such evil qualities; instead we should have control over them.

a)

Ganeshji

b)

Shiv Bhagwan

c)

Hanumanji

d)

Vishnu Bhagwan

9.

_____is known as Neelkanth because he swallowed poison released during the churning of the ocean and held it in his throat.

a)

Swaminarayan Bhagwan

b)

Ganeshji

c)

Vishnu Bhagwan

d)

Shiv Bhagwan

10.

In the Shikshapatri, Shriji Maharaj has instructed all haribhakto to offer pujan to____on the day of Kali Chaudas, the day before Diwali.

a)

Holi

b)

Shiv Bhagwan

c)

Hanumanji

d)

Swaminarayan Bhawan

11.

The shankh is a sacred symbol of_____and is praised in Hindu scriptures as a giver of fame, longevity and prosperity.

a)

Vishnu Bhagwan

b)

Shiv Bhagwan

c)

Hanumanji

d)

Brahma Bhagwan

12.

_____has four heads and four hands. The four heads represent the knowledge of the four Vedas: Rig, Yajur, Sama, and Atharva.

a)

Vishnu Bhagwan

b)

Brahma Bhagwan

c)

Shiv Bhagwan

d)

Brahmarup Bhagwan

13.

____said this to Ram Bhagwan upon meeting Ram Bhagwan: “O Prabhu, from the bodyʼs point of view, I am your das, and from the jivaʼs point of view, I am your bhakta.”

a)

Vishnu Bhagwan

b)

Brahma Bhagwan

c)

Ganeshji

d)

Hanumanji

14.

Bhagatji Maharajʼs birthday is celebrated during _____.

a)

Holi

b)

Janmastmi

c)

Diwali

d)

Dashera

15.

Hiranyakashipu made several attempts to kill Prahlad because of his unflinching faith in_____, whom Hiranyakashipu despised due to the death of his brother.

a)

Brahma Bhagwan

b)

Shiv Bhagwan

c)

Vishnu Bhagwan

d)

Ganeshji