01. While visiting the temple of Jiyara-nrisimha, He praised the Deity by quoting a verse from Commentary of ___________ on Srimad-Bhagavatam.
a) Madhvacharya.
b) Sridhar Swami.
c) Ramanujacharya.
d) Nimbakacharya.
Teachings of Lord Caitanya: Chapter 27 – Lord Caitanya and Ramananda Raya
a) Madhvacharya.
b) Sridhar Swami.
c) Ramanujacharya.
d) Nimbakacharya.
a) horse.
b) boar.
c) half-man, half-lion.
d) swan.
a) Ganges.
b) Yamuna.
c) Kaveri.
d) Godavari.
a) Jharikhanda.
b) Vindhya.
c) Vrindavana.
d) Himalaya.
a) Sanatana Goswami.
b) Rupa Goswami.
c) Sarvabhaum Bhattacharya.
d) Ramananda Raya.
a) The brahmanas were all stalwart followers of the rituals.
b) beacause this brahmanas don’t have knowledge of devotional symptoms.
c) because in those days, great sanyasis never meets or touches the Shudra.
d) All of them.
a) Swaroop Damodar Pandit.
b) Sarvabhaum Bhattacharya.
c) Advaita Acharya.
d) Sivanand Sen.
a) who always remember & never forget lord sri Krishna.
b) who are always want to serve the devotees, guru & sages.
c) who always absorbed in thoughts of political affairs and pounds-shilling-pence.
d) None of them.
a) because he was fully egaged in enjoying material sense gratification.
b) because he was stalwart followers of the rituals.
c) because he was the follower of Mayawadi Sampradaya.
d) because although he was born in a nonbrahminical family, he advanced in spiritual knowledge and activity.
a) about sense enjoyment things.
b) about the ultimate goal of human life.
c) about to gain the mystic siddhi & powers.
d) none of them.
a) Garuda.
b) Vishnu.
c) Kurma.
d) Narada.
a) kshatriya.
b) brahmana.
c) Shudra.
d) Vaishya.
a) He who is engaged in agriculture, herding cows and carrying out a trade or business.
b) He whose aim is to understand the Supreme Lord,and devote himself to the learning of the Vedas & literatures.
c) He who has no special knowledge but is satisfied by serving the other three classes.
d) He who has taken to displaying force and entering government administration.
a) Brahmacharya.
b) Grihastha.
c) Vanaprastha.
d) Sanyasa.