Murli Quiz Feb 24 2012

The given statement suggests that Shri¡"t is someone who is able to absorb knowledge effectively and also inspires others to do the same. The statement implies that Shri¡"t is a good learner and motivator, which supports the idea that the statement is true.

The statement in today's Murli suggests that one can only experience happiness and sorrow when they come into a physical body. This implies that in order to truly experience the range of emotions and experiences in life, one must have a physical existence. Therefore, the correct answer is True.

The correct answer describes "t" as someone whose mind and intellect are always in an elevated, stable, and angelic stage. This suggests that "t" is a person who possesses a calm and peaceful demeanor, consistently maintaining a positive and enlightened mindset.

The given statement suggests that if you mention something new, you also have to acknowledge its old version. This implies that when discussing or introducing something new, it is important to recognize its history or previous iterations. Therefore, the correct answer is true.

The correct answer is "all of the above". This means that the highest destination from today's Murli is to be bodiless, to not remember anyone except the father, to conquer body consciousness, and to not even remember your body. In other words, the highest goal is to transcend the physical body and worldly attachments, focusing only on the remembrance of God and achieving a state of complete detachment from the physical world.

Babas said that there IS effort in becoming soul conscious

The correct answer is B and C. To become worthy of respect, one should harmonize their own ideas with the ideas of others, and also give respect to everyone. This means being open-minded, considering different perspectives, and treating others with kindness and respect. By doing so, one can earn the respect of others and create a harmonious and inclusive environment.

The title(s) "Bab" and "g" give us in today's Murli are "Vyas" and "Incognito warriors".

The correct answer is A and B. This means that both the practice of remembrance and the practice of being bodiless are correct answers. The question is asking for what practices are being referred to as "correct".

The correct answer is A and C. This is because in today's Murli, our name refers to both the soul and saligrams.

The given answer suggests that the correct options are "the power of yoga" and "conquering attachment". This could be because both options relate to personal growth and self-improvement. "The power of yoga" refers to the physical and mental benefits of practicing yoga, which can help individuals bond with themselves and achieve a sense of inner peace. "Conquering attachment" implies letting go of material possessions and emotional attachments, which can lead to a deeper understanding of oneself and stronger bonds with others.

Body consciousness refers to being overly focused on our physical body and its desires, needs, and limitations. When we are in a state of body consciousness, we become more susceptible to experiencing lust, which can lead to various negative consequences. Lust is an intense desire or craving, often associated with sexual desire, that can cloud our judgment, lead to harmful actions, and hinder our spiritual growth. Therefore, body consciousness can be considered our greatest enemy as it can lead us astray from our spiritual path and cause us to prioritize worldly desires over our spiritual well-being.

Wealthy people may find it hard to take up this knowledge because they may struggle with the concept of sacrificing themselves. This knowledge may require them to let go of their material possessions and prioritize spiritual growth over material wealth. Wealthy individuals may be attached to their wealth and find it difficult to detach themselves from it, hindering their ability to fully embrace this knowledge.