Gita For Everyday Life
What did Krishna suggest to regulate eating and sleeping
He who is regulated in his habits of eating, sleeping, recreation and work can mitigate all material pains by practicing the yoga system
Name any one of 3 Nastika Indian Philosophies
Buddhism, Jainism, Charvak
Which branch of the U.S. government interprets the Constitution?
the Judicial Branch
What is the command "Sit Down" called in Sangh?
Upavisha
What did Krishna say about type of food one eats and what becomes of it in our body?
Coarsest part of the food we eat passes out as feces; the subtler part becomes flesh; and the subtlest part becomes the mind
Name any 3 of 6 Indian Astika Philosophies
Nyaya
Vaisheshika
Sankhya
Yoga
Mimamsa
Vedanta
Which desert is the world's largest desert(by area)?
Antarctica
What is the command "Disperse" called in Sangh?
Vishrama
How does subtlest part of food becomes mind?
Subtlest part of the food becomes blood and enters into the heart. From there it goes through the veins and nerves, nourishing the mind. The term mind refers here to the phenomena of our thinking, feeling, willing, etc., plus the aggregate of our sense organs—our seeing, hearing, and so forth.
Which two Indian philosophy does not believe in Aatma
Buddhism and Charvak
Which treaty ended World War I?
The Treaty of Versailles
In which Sharirik (physical) activity in Shakha do you use a long stick?
Dand
What are examples of foods of three gunas?
1 Satva - Such foods are juicy, succulent, nourishing, and naturally tasteful
2 Rajas - Foods that are too bitter, too sour, salty, very hot, pungent, dry, and full of chillies
3. Tamas - Foods that are overcooked, stale, putrid, polluted, and impure
Name any 4 pramanas
pratyaksha
Anumana
Upamana
Shabda
Arthapatti
Anupalabdhi
Which U.S. state was once an independent country?
Texas
In which part/activity of Shakha do we practice Agyas (commands) and what we do at the beginning and end of Shakha
Samata
What are three gunas of materials which our body, mind and intellect are made of and how do they relate to a person's nature?
Satva (Goodness - Peaceful and serene nature)
Rajas (Passion - Desires and ambitions)
Tamas (Ignorance - laziness and delusion)
What are the three major branches in Philosophy
Metaphysics (what is reality)
Epistemology (how do we know what we know)
Ethics (what is the right way to live)
Between which two countries is the world's longest international border?
USA and Canada
This is what we do at the beginning and end of Shakha
Achar Padhati