Murli Quiz April 23 2012
[The purpose is to increase study of murli inspired by Baba's words recently that those who love the murli will read it 3 times and by reading the murli 5-8 times one can even go ahead of their teacher (!)]
1. Note: The "correct" answers WILL be displayed after each question and at the end of the test; You will even get a digital certificate for completing the test!
2. Note: Answers must have been mentioned in today's murli to be right.
3. IMPORTANT: There might be MULTIPLE right choices -- Please choose the option that would be the BEST answer.
Example: Read moreIf you think options B and C are correct, then you have to choose a separate option "B and C". This might be slightly tricky at first, but is standard practise for exams.
4. NOTE: If you find spelling errors or errors in questions / answers pls let me know 5. NOTE/ASIDE: It is advised to have read the murli before taking the test to score very high as it tests specific details Baba mentioned. I. E. Pls don't have heart failure if you end up with a low %; instead just make effort to re-read the murli again OR you could just re-take the test immediately and do excellent on the second time :-)
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- 1.
What main dharna do you need in order to achieve a high status? (today’s murli)
- A.
Loving and detached
- B.
Control of your physical organs
- C.
Remover of sorrow
- D.
Conqueror of attachment
Correct Answer
B. Control of your physical organsExplanation
In order to achieve a high status, one needs to have control over their physical organs. This means being able to control and discipline one's actions, thoughts, and desires. By having control over the physical organs, individuals can avoid indulging in negative or harmful behaviors and instead focus on positive and virtuous actions. This self-control is essential for spiritual growth and attaining a higher status in life.Rate this question:
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- 2.
When the deities of the Golden age lose 2 degrees from their 16 celestial degrees, they are called
- A.
Not worthy of worship
- B.
1/8 worthy of worship
- C.
Worthy of worship
- D.
Semi worthy of worship
Correct Answer
D. Semi worthy of worshipExplanation
In the context of the given question, the deities of the Golden age lose 2 degrees from their 16 celestial degrees, which means they are not at their highest level of worthiness. However, they are not completely unworthy of worship either. Therefore, they are considered semi worthy of worship.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Throughout the day you should have thoughts and interests of (today's murli’s theme)
- A.
Of serving yourself
- B.
Bringing benefit to others
- C.
Of doing service
- D.
Becoming a stick for the blind
Correct Answer(s)
B. Bringing benefit to others
C. Of doing service
D. Becoming a stick for the blindExplanation
The correct answer includes three options: "Bringing benefit to others," "Of doing service," and "Becoming a stick for the blind." These options suggest that throughout the day, one should focus on serving others, helping them, and being a support system for those in need. This aligns with the theme of today's murli, which emphasizes the importance of selfless service and altruism.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Said in today’s murli: Check that your intellect is not trapped anywhere. If you leave your body “remembering shoes” you will receive a birth as worthless as a shoe.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The explanation for the given correct answer is that the statement in today's murli emphasizes the importance of being aware and conscious of one's thoughts and actions. It suggests that if someone's intellect is trapped or focused on materialistic and mundane things, then their consciousness will also be trapped in those things. This can lead to a birth or existence that is considered worthless, similar to a shoe. Therefore, it is important to be mindful and not get caught up in worldly attachments.Rate this question:
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- 5.
One example that was given of having perishable desires was
- A.
Wanting to go to movies
- B.
Wanting to eat special type and varieties of food
- C.
Wanting to have picnics with spiritual family
- D.
Wanting to go on sightseeing
Correct Answer
B. Wanting to eat special type and varieties of foodExplanation
Perishable desires refer to temporary or fleeting desires that can easily change or disappear over time. While wanting to go to movies, have picnics with spiritual family, and go on sightseeing can also be considered as perishable desires, wanting to eat special types and varieties of food is more likely to fit this category. Food preferences can change frequently, and the desire for specific types of food may be influenced by current trends, personal preferences, or temporary cravings. Therefore, this desire is more likely to be perishable compared to the other options.Rate this question:
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- 6.
To die alive means (today’s murli)
- A.
Have no preferences
- B.
Surrender your intellect to God
- C.
Die to the old world and old sanskars
- D.
Lose your zeal and enthusiasm, or passion, for things
Correct Answer
C. Die to the old world and old sanskarsExplanation
To die alive means to let go of the attachments and habits associated with the old world and old sanskars. It implies a complete surrender and detachment from the past, allowing oneself to be reborn spiritually and embrace a new way of living. It signifies a willingness to let go of old patterns and beliefs that no longer serve one's spiritual growth and transformation. By dying to the old world and old sanskars, one can open themselves up to new experiences and a deeper connection with God.Rate this question:
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- 7.
You will be called a true tapaswi (symbolized by shankar) when
- A.
You become victorious over the five vices
- B.
Do tapasya day in and day out
- C.
Can kill a snake (vice) as soon as it touches your intellect (as soon as you have a taste of it)
- D.
You don’t have even one waste thoughts during amrit vela.
Correct Answer
A. You become victorious over the five vicesExplanation
The correct answer is "You become victorious over the five vices." This answer aligns with the statement in the question that becoming a true tapaswi involves conquering the five vices. The other options mentioned in the question, such as doing tapasya day in and day out, killing a snake as soon as it touches your intellect, and not having waste thoughts during amrit vela, are not explicitly stated as criteria for being a true tapaswi in the question.Rate this question:
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- 8.
What does the snake represent in the memorial of Brahmins?
- A.
The 5 vices
- B.
Garland around the neck
- C.
A stage on which you dance in happiness
- D.
The serpent
Correct Answer(s)
A. The 5 vices
B. Garland around the neck
C. A stage on which you dance in happinessExplanation
The snake in the memorial of Brahmins represents multiple things. Firstly, it symbolizes the five vices, which are considered negative traits or qualities that humans possess. Secondly, it represents a garland around the neck, which is a decorative accessory worn to enhance beauty. Lastly, the snake is seen as a stage on which one dances in happiness, suggesting that it represents joy and celebration.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Which 2 songs were mentioned and explained by Baba in today's murli?
- A.
Show the path to the blind, dear God!
- B.
Take us away from this land of sin
- C.
You are the Liberator
- D.
Salutations to Shiva
Correct Answer(s)
A. Show the path to the blind, dear God!
B. Take us away from this land of sin -
- 10.
What type of intellect do human beings have at this time (from today's murli only)?
- A.
Non-loving
- B.
Devilish
- C.
Stone
- D.
Locked
Correct Answer
C. StoneExplanation
The term "stone" is often used in spiritual teachings to refer to a state of ignorance or lack of awareness. In this context, the answer suggests that human beings currently have a limited or stagnant level of intellect, similar to that of a stone. This implies that their intellect may not be actively seeking knowledge or spiritual growth, but rather remaining fixed or unresponsive.Rate this question:
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