English Murli Quiz 01-01-2016
Quiz to help revise the murli. The questions are based on TODAY'S murli
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Choose the correct answers:What are the signs of the children who have imbibed knowledge in their Brahmin life?
- A.
Their activities are like those of deities.
- B.
They imbibe divine virtues.
- C.
They will have the practice of churning the ocean of knowledge.
- D.
They will never churn devilish things, that is, rubbish.
- E.
They will not defame or insult others.
- F.
Their faces will always be cheerful.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Their activities are like those of deities.
B. They imbibe divine virtues.
C. They will have the practice of churning the ocean of knowledge.
D. They will never churn devilish things, that is, rubbish.
E. They will not defame or insult others.
F. Their faces will always be cheerful.Explanation
Children who have imbibed knowledge in their Brahmin life will exhibit activities similar to those of deities. They will also acquire divine virtues and possess the ability to explore and gain knowledge extensively. These children will refrain from engaging in negative or worthless pursuits and will not defame or insult others. Furthermore, their cheerful demeanor will be a constant characteristic.Rate this question:
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Choose the correct answers:What is meant by knowledge?
- A.
Firstly the recognition of the self and the Father
- B.
Firstly the recognition of the Father
- C.
Secondly the knowledge of the beginning, the middle and the end of the world
- D.
Secondly the knowledge of the difference between the devotion and the knowledge
Correct Answer(s)
A. Firstly the recognition of the self and the Father
C. Secondly the knowledge of the beginning, the middle and the end of the worldExplanation
The correct answer is based on the understanding that knowledge is comprised of two aspects. Firstly, it involves recognizing the self and the Father, which suggests the importance of self-awareness and understanding one's connection to a higher power. Secondly, knowledge encompasses understanding the beginning, middle, and end of the world, indicating a comprehensive understanding of the universe and its workings. Therefore, the correct answer includes both aspects of knowledge.Rate this question:
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True or False:Deities never teach this study. Deities can never be called oceans of knowledge.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Only that One can be called the Ocean of Knowledge.Rate this question:
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Fill in the blank with correct answer:All those who churn the ocean of knowledge will imbibe it very well. Those who don't churn the ocean of knowledge become ________________.
- A.
Devotees
- B.
Poor
- C.
Degraded
- D.
Simpletons (buddhus)
Correct Answer
D. Simpletons (buddhus)Explanation
Those who don't churn the ocean of knowledge become simpletons (buddhus). This means that those who do not actively seek knowledge and engage in learning will remain ignorant or naive. They will lack the understanding and depth of knowledge that comes from actively engaging with and exploring different sources of information.Rate this question:
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Fill in the blank with correct answer:Some will instantly have faith whereas others won't. Hope is kept for them. If not now, then they will definitely understand in the future. One has to keep hoping. To keep hope in them means ___________________.
- A.
To have an interest in serving them
- B.
To uplift them somehow
- C.
To show them right path
- D.
To inspire them
Correct Answer
A. To have an interest in serving themExplanation
To keep hope in them means to have an interest in serving them. This implies that by maintaining hope in others, one is committed to supporting and assisting them in some way. It suggests a willingness to be of service and to help uplift and inspire them, guiding them towards a positive and fulfilling path.Rate this question:
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True or False:You can't become deities without becoming Brahmins. There are no brahmins (cast) among the Christians, Parsis or Muslims.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The statement is true because in Hinduism, the caste system plays a significant role. Brahmins are considered the highest caste and are traditionally associated with priesthood and religious rituals. According to Hindu beliefs, one must be born into the Brahmin caste to have the potential to become a deity. On the other hand, Christianity, Parsis, and Muslims do not follow the caste system, and therefore, there are no Brahmins among them.Rate this question:
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True or False:Baba is serving us so much. He is making us into the masters of the world. He Himself doesn't go to that new pure world. No one invites Him into the pure world.
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Only the impure call out to Him. What would He do in the pure world? His name is the Purifier and so His duty is to make the old world new.Rate this question:
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Fill in the blank with correct answer:When the foundation of the attitude of _________________ is strong, it is easy to become bodiless in a second.
- A.
Establishing the golden age
- B.
Unlimited disinterest
- C.
Becoming bodiless
- D.
Knowledge
Correct Answer
B. Unlimited disinterestExplanation
When the foundation of the attitude of unlimited disinterest is strong, it is easy to become bodiless in a second. This means that when a person has a strong sense of disinterest towards worldly desires and attachments, they can easily detach themselves from their physical body and experience a state of being bodiless. This attitude of unlimited disinterest allows individuals to transcend the limitations of the physical realm and connect with their true spiritual nature.Rate this question:
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