WorksheetsDo i need a guide in my life
Total questions: 7
Worksheet time: 4mins
Bhagavad-gītā 5.18 is cited to show that true knowledge results in:
Renunciation of society
Equal vision toward all beings
Strict moral discipline
Intellectual detachment
Arjuna’s question in BG 3.36 (“By what is one impelled to sinful acts?”) highlights the problem of:
Moral hypocrisy
External temptation alone
Lack of scriptural clarity
Acting against one’s own will
Bhagavad-gītā 4.16 is used to emphasize that even intelligent people are confused about:
God’s existence
Action and inaction
Right and wrong intention
Karma and destiny
The three qualifications for approaching a genuine guide (BG 4.34) include:
Submissive inquiry
Service
Blind faith
Humility
“Free-advice gurus” are considered dangerous primarily because they:
Give wrong scriptures
Lack concern for our wellbeing
Are inexperienced in life
Demand obedience
The defining trait that separates an exploiting guru from a real guru is:
Depth of knowledge
Popular following
Ability to quote scriptures
Selflessness and compassion
Bhagavad-gītā 4.2 stresses paramparā because spiritual knowledge is lost when:
Scriptures are not translated
Teachers lack charisma
Disciplic succession is broken
People question authority
