Daityas
Who is Prahlada's father?
Hiranyakashipu
What did Prahlada teach all his classmates?
That Lord Narayana was the Supreme God and to be kind, helpful, and good to people
Who does Prahlada meditate on?
Lord Narayana/Vishnu
What is the name of the devotee who became a star after praying to Bhagwan?
Dhruva
Who was Hiranyakashipu's sister who tried to burn Prahlada?
Holika
What happened when Hiranyakashipu tried to kill Prahlada by pushing him off a mountain cliff?
Bhagwan makes Prahlada light and picks him up himself
Who does Hiranyakashipu meditate on?
Lord Brahma
Who was Krishna's friend who gave him flattened rice?
Sudama
Who was Hiranyakashipu's brother?
Hiranyaksha
What happened when Hiranyakashipu tried to kill Prahlada from elephants?
The elephant came, bowed to him, and walked away
What boons does Hiranyakashipu ask from Lord Brahma? Include his first AND second demands.
1) Immortality
2) Neither god, man, demon, animal, or object; neither day nor night; neither inside nor outside; neither sky nor earth; no weapons
Who is the Guru who spoke about Advaita Vedanta and spread the word of all the scriptures at a very young age?
Bhagwan Adi Shankaracharya
Who was the teacher of the daityas?
Shukracharya
What does Prahlada ask as a boon from Lord Narasimha?
To not be distracted and remain loving and devoted to Bhagwan forever
Which sage told Bhagwan's stories and taught Prahlada the glories of the Lord when he was in Kadrupa's womb?
Sage Narada
Which god was Avvaiyar devoted to?
Pillaiyar (Ganesha)
Who were the parents of all the daityas?
Sage Kashyapa and Diti
What concept does Prahlada explain to Hiranyakashipu when he summarizes what he learned in school?
Navada Bhakti: the nine forms of devotion to Lord
1) Hearing His glories
2) Reciting them
3) Constantly remembering Him
4) Attending upon Him
5) Worshipping Him
6) Adoring Him
7) Serving Him
8) Being His friend
9) Complete surrender
Which mountain did Hiranyakashipu meditate on?
Mt. Mandara
Which god was Janabai's best friend, and what position is he in?
Vitthala; stands on a brick ready to dance!