Teachings of Lord Caitanya: Chapter 13 – Devotional Service in Attachment
a) by strictly following the regulative principles beginning with chanting and hearing.
b) by one thinking the attachment which attracts him to serve the Supreme Lorda.
c) both of them.
d) None of them.
a) internally.
b) externally.
c) internally & externally.
d) none of them.
a) A Yogi.
b) A Brahmana.
c) demigod.
d) the inhabitant of Vrajabhumi.
a) he should practice the cultivation of knowledge & renunciation.
b) he should properly discharge his occupational duty.
c) he should always remember the activities of a particular inhabitant of Vraja.
d) he should perform various austarities to merge with lord.
a) as a Servants.
b) as a conjugal lovers.
c) as a parents & friends.
d) all above of them.
a) he should follow the principles of devotional service with attachment.
b) he should follows a particular devotee of Vrajabhumi.
c) Both of them.
d) none of them.
a) Money.
b) attachement.
c) Mystic power.
d) Lust.
a) condition immediately preceding love of Godhead.
b) Quality of devotion.
c) external machanical behavior.
d) mood of serving demigod.
a) by perform various austarities.
b) by cultivation of knowledge.
c) by discharging his occupational duty.
d) by attachment and bhava.
a) become very famous personality.
b) become very wealthy personality.
c) become rich in all siddhis.
d) get love of Godhead.
a) Association of Devotees.
b) Faith.
c) Firm Conviction.
d) Sadhana.
a) Stage of Bhava.
b) Stage of taste.
c) Stage of Prema.
d) Stage of attachment.
a) where one follows the regulative principles of devotional service.
b) love of God without any expectation of exchange or return.
c) the permanent characteristic of the living entity.
d) love of God with expectation of exchange or return.
a) he is never agitated even if there are causes for agitation.
b) he is always anxious to do something for Krishna.
c) he does not hanker after honor or personal respect.
d) All above of them.
a) Rati.
b) Prema.
c) Bhava.
d) Shraddha.
a) Bilva Mangala Thakur.
b) Rupa Goswami.
c) Sanatana Goswami.
d) Jiva Goswami.