05. ________ bodily feature indicate a great personality.
a) Reddish luster in the eyes, palms, soles, palate, lips, tongue, nails
b) Broadness in waist, forehead, chest
c) Deepness in voice, intelligence, navel
d) All the above
01. King Kulashekara asks Lord Mukunda to only satisfy his one desire which is ________.
a) Never to take birth again
b) Always in all his births remember the lotus feet of the Lord
c) Always remain as a king and serve his citizens
d) To know all glories of the Lord
02. Laws of material nature make everyone to suffer miseries of ________.
a) Birth and death
b) Old age
c) Disease
d) All the above
03. The material nature is hereby compared to a imitation ________.
a) Peacock
b) Parrot
c) Tiger
d) Bear
04. For the rat the capture by the cat is a painful death strike and for its offspring it is pleasurable caress. This example is used to describe ________.
a) Everyone’s death
b) Animal’s death
c) Ordinary person’s death and devotee’s death
d) Rat and cat’s death
05. Constant remembrance of the lotus feet of the Lord is possible when ________.
a) One procures good karma
b) One is engaged in Lord’s active service
c) One is born as King Kulashekara alone
d) One is actively engaged in charity and austerity
01. King Kulashekara hereby is praying Lord Hari ________.
a) To save him from Kumbhipaka Hell
b) To facilitate him to enjoy in Nandana Gardens
c) To remember the Lord alone in the core of his heart birth after birth
d) All the above
02. A pure devote is one ________.
a) Who is fallen in difficulty
b) Empiric philosopher trying to reach the divine through speculation
c) Who seeks knowledge from the parampara
d) Who is needy and is always in meditation
03. A spiritual master ________.
a) Is in authoritative line of disciplic succession
b) Has invincible faith in God
c) Preaches message of God as the Lord’s appointed agent
d) All the above
04. Kumbhipaka hell means ________.
a) Where people in there enjoy beautiful ladies
b) Suffering by being cooked in a pot of hot oil
c) Suffering by being pricked by thorns continuously
d) Suffering by being drowned in water