Bhagavad Gita chapter 09

According to the 9.9 passage, where is the Supreme Personality of Godhead always engaged?

• In material activities
• In the dualities of the material world
• In His eternal, blissful, spiritual activities
• In the creation and annihilation of the material world

How does the 9.9 passage describe the Supreme Personality of Godhead's involvement in material activities?

• He is actively engaged in material activities.
• He is neutral and has nothing to do with material activities.
• He interferes with material activities.
• He controls all material activities.

What analogy is used in the 9.9 passage to explain the Lord's neutrality in material activities?

• A teacher in a classroom
• A high court judge on his bench
• A king ruling his kingdom
• A scientist conducting experiments

According to the Vedänta-sütra mentioned in the 9.8 passage, where is the Lord situated in relation to the dualities of the material world

• He is deeply attached to them
• He is transcendental to these dualities.
• He is actively participating in these dualities.
• He is oblivious to the dualities.

What role does the Lord play in the formation of different species of life, according to the passage?

• He actively determines the forms of living entities.
• He is neutral and doesn't interfere with the forms of living entities.
• He is responsible for the creation and annihilation of living entities.
• He is attached to the different forms of living entities.

Who is described as the supreme director of the material world in this text 9.10

• Material nature
• The living entities
• The Supreme Lord
• None of the above

According to the text 9.10, what role does the Supreme Lord play in the creation of different forms and species of living entities?

• He directly creates them
• He injects them into the womb of material nature by His glance
• He provides seeds to the mother for the child
• He has no role in the creation of living entities

According to the text 9.10, what activates material nature and creates everything in the material world?

• The activities of the living entities
• The Supreme Lord's direct involvement
• The glance of the Supreme Lord
• The laws of nature

How does Krsna's body differ from that of ordinary humans?

• It is material and temporary
• It is full of knowledge, bliss, and eternal
• It is limited in its abilities
• It is a symbol of ignorance

Why do some people deride Krsna's an ordinary man?

• They have a deep understanding of His transcendental qualities.
• They consider Him to be a scholar.
• They lack knowledge about His divine nature and activities.
• They believe that Krsna's is an impersonal energy.