Isopanishad Introduction

Veda means _____________________

• University

• Knowledge

• student

• disciple

The difference between a conditioned soul and a liberated soul is that the conditioned soul has _______ kinds of defects.

• No

• Five

• Four

• many

Identify two of the four types of Defects for the conditioned soul

• senses are imperfect

• the cheating propensity

• Visiting Bars & Pubs

• Not going to Temples

• Telling lies

Four Divisions of vedic society is called _____________

• Caste System

• Varnasrama System

• Brahminical Society

• Hindu Samaj

Vedic principles are accepted as _________ ________, for there cannot be any mistake

• ahimsa marg

• axiomatic truth

• godly principles

• modern times

But ultimately, if you carefully study why these vedic injunctions are there, you will find that they are all ____________.

• correct

• violent

• false

• meaningful

The Vedas are NOT compilations of ___________ knowledge

• Human

• Godly

• Heavenly

• Demigod

Śruti refers to that knowledge which is acquired by _______________

• hearing

• reading

• computers

• teaching

This is considered as one of the three kinds of evidence: ______________.

• pratyakṣa

• sakshi

• hearsay

• bahya

This is considered as the other two of the three kinds of evidence: ______________ & ______________

• śabda

• anumāna

• shloka

• gayatri