a) to realise the transcendental pastimes of the Lord.
b) mood of sightseeing.
c) to perform ritaulistic activities in the pilgrimage.
d) to stay away from material life.
a) human being.
b) animal.
c) demigod.
d) ghost.
a) by discharge of the duties of household life.
b) by blessed by the dust of the feet of great devotees.
c) by accepting the renounced order of life.
d) by performing penances in the hot sun, within cold water or before the blazing fire.
a) neophyte.
b) bhava.
c) prema.
d) none of these.
a) five.
b) six.
c) seven.
d) eight.
a) dushasana.
b) karna.
c) ashvatthama.
d) duryodhana.
a) To become more attach to everything connected with the body.
b) To become free from everything connected with the body.
c) To become neutral with material life.
d) None of these.
a) Sun.
b) Moon.
c) Sunrays.
d) Darkness.
a) Devotional service, economic development and sense gratification.
b) Religion, economic development and sense gratification.
c) Religion, economic development and devotional service.
d) Religion, devotional service and sense gratification.
a) Knowledge of fruitive acts and logic.
b) Knowledge of the self.
c) Surrendering unto the Supreme Lord Vishnu.
d) Mystic powers.