a) offering whatever he had in his possession to krishna.
b) engaging as a servitor.
c) offering respect to the Vaishnavas or advanced devotees.
d) understanding Srimad-Bhagavatam.
a) by discharging many kinds of ritualistic functions.
b) by performing various sacrifices.
c) by fully surrendering unto Krishna.
d) none of them.
a) Kshetra.
b) Kshetrajna.
c) Apara.
d) None of them.
a) all knowledge.
b) all pleasure.
c) all eternity.
d) all above of them.
a) three.
b) four.
c) five.
d) six.
a) exists in Himself with His spiritual paraphernalia.
b) exhibits Himself as material energy.
c) exhibits Himself as the living entities.
d) None of them.
a) marginal potency.
b) internal potency.
c) external potency.
d) none of them.
a) by pleasing the demigods to fulfill self desires.
b) by performing various austarities & penances for material things.
c) by performing his duties for material benefit.
d) by hearing lord’s pastimes & becoming his devotee.
a) Lord Shiva.
b) Kapila Deva.
c) Lord Buddha.
d) Lord Parashurama.
a) by reading this commentaries one may come to consider the living entity become master of whole world & can give order to the Supreme Lord.
b) by reading this commentaries one may come to consider the living entity to be equal to the Supreme Lord.
c) by reading this commentaries one may come to consider the living entity to be the servant of servant of the Supreme Lord.
d) None of them.