Srimad Bhagavatam: Canto 05, The Creative Impetus
a) Was totally engrossed in devotional service and made his life perfect
b) Became strongly attached to the deer
c) Forgot everything about his spiritual advancement
d) Both band c
a) That though the deer is disturbing his spiritual life, still the helpless creature cannot be neglected and that would be the greatest fault
b) That the current greatest fault he is committing is not considering his spiritual advancement
c) Of becoming a deer
d) Of killing the deer
a) To improve the material conditions of people in general
b) To try to raise the spiritual consciousness of suffering beings
c) Be detached from others thoughts or feelings
d) Welfare activities in bodily terms
a) His consciousness was totally absorbed in the deer and its welfare
b) His consciousness was totally absorbed in the Supreme Personality of Godhead
c) Was always thinking of ways and means to give up the association of the deer
d) None of the above
a) His mind would be agitated and full of anxiety and fear for the deer
b) He would quickly finish his spiritual activities in peace
c) Would pray that the deer may never return
d) He would be furious
a) He did not forget the incidents of his past life
b) By constant repentance of his previous life’s foolishness, he became completely detached from material things
c) He spent his life in Pulahasrama focusing on the Super soul and finally gave up that body
d) All the above
a) A pure brahmana
b) A third class candala
c) Dog eaters
d) Vaisyas
a) They were all very cruel to him
b) He hated them all
c) He feared that he would again fall down
d) He was insane
a) Cruel
b) Jealous
c) Attached
d) Indifferent
a) He wanted his father to think that he was unfit for instructions and would give up on him
b) He did not like his father
c) He was really insane
d) He was totally unintelligent
a) Mistreated him and took advantage of him
b) Took good care of him as his father
c) Tried to kill him
d) None of the above
a) Narada Muni
b) Goddess Kali
c) Lord Vishnu
d) Lord Shiva
a) Maharaja Prthu
b) Maharaja Bharata
c) Maharaja Rahuguna
d) Lord Shiva
a) He was incapable of carrying heavy loads
b) He had the sense on nonviolence and was minding his steps while walking
c) He was actually a spiritually realized soul and not meant to perform menial tasks
d) He did not want to cooperate with the king’s orders
a) Sarcastically criticized Jada Bharata
b) Changed the palanquin carrier
c) Asked the reason patiently
d) Did not utter a word
a) Started to preach to him on the science of body and soul and thus how the sarcastic words of the king were actually true
b) Silently left the place
c) Cursed the king
d) None of the above
a) The King’s material conception was destroyed
b) He descended from the palanquin and fell flat with his head at the lotus feet of Jada Bharata
c) He be began to offer prayers and accepted Jada Bharata as his spiritual master
d) All the above
a) By placing one’s faith on it, spiritual advancement does not manifest
b) It is like a dream where in a person eventually realizes that actually it is all false
c) By this the living entity remains in the material world to enjoy and suffer material pains and pleasures
d) All the above
a) Dust
b) Body
c) Mind
d) Intelligence
a) Mind
b) Intelligence
c) False ego
d) Body
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