Assignment

Expressed value of guidance is _______.

 Generosity
 Commitment
 Obedience
 Spontaneity

Established value of ease is _______.

 Guidance
 Reverence
 Gratitude
 Glory

Harmony with rest of the nature is expressed as _______.

 Health of Body
 Co-existence
 Prosperity in Human and Prevention of Rest of Nature
 Happiness and Prosperity

Affection is the established value of _______.

 Complementariness
 Compliance
 Obedience
 Commitment

Kindness (Daya) is the value at the level of _______.

 Family/Human – Human Relationship

 Individual/Self
 Society/Universal Human Order
 Nature/Interaction with Rest of the Nature
 Expressed value of gratitude is _______.

 Ease
 Generosity
 Self-Restraint
 Commitment

Kindness means _______.

 If a person has the ability but does not have the means to fulfill his or her needs,
the participation in relation to making available the means to fulfill the needs
 If a person has the means to fulfill his or her needs, but does not have the ability
(competence) to utilize them, the participation in relation to imbibe the ability in
him/her
 If a person neither has the ability nor has the means to fulfill his/her needs, the
participation in relation to making available the body
 None of the above

Established value of compliance is _______.

 Reverence
 Glory
 Respect
 Affection

Compassion (Karuna) is the value at the level of _______.

 Nature/Interaction with Rest of the Nature

 Family/Human – Human Relationship
 Individual/Self
 Society/Universal Human Order

_______ are considered the moral standards by which people judge behavior.

 Ethics
 Professional Ethics
 Responsibilities
 Profession
Harmony in Nature – Understanding the Interconnection and Mutual
Fulfilment

The natural characteristic (Svabhav) of self of animal order is _______.

 Will to live
 Growth
 Nurture/Worsen
 Cruelty/Non-cruelty

The fundamental characteristic of material order is _______.

 Composition/Decomposition
 Recognition/Fulfillment
 Knowing/Assuming
 None of the above

_______ and _______ together are the innateness of the pranic order.

 Existence and Growth

 Existence and Respiration
 Composition/Decomposition and Respiration
 Composition/Decomposition and Growth

The first order of nature is _______.

 Bio Order
 Animal Order
 Material Order
 Human Order

The cell belongs to _______.

 Plant Order
 Animal Order
 Material Order
 Human Order

The natural characteristic (Svabhav) of pranic/plant/bio order is _______.

 Cruelty/Non-cruelty
 Growth
 Will to live
 Nurture/Worsen

Conformance of Plant order is named as _______.

 Constitution Conformance
 Breed Conformance
 Seed Conformance
 Right Value Sanskaar

Our natural acceptance is to live in _______ with nature.

 Harmony
 Struggle for Survival
 Opposition
 None of the above

Conformance of animal order is named as _______.

 Breed Conformance
 Right Value Sanskaar
 Seed Conformance
 Constitution Conformance

The Innateness (Dharnam) of self of animal order is _______.

 Cruelty/Non-cruelty
 Will to live
 Nurture/Worsen
 Perseverance, Bravery, and Generosity
 Harmony in Existence – Understanding Existence as Coexistence

Existence means _______.

 Exist + Essence (Whatever exists)

 To be in harmony with whatever exists
 Unit submerged in Space
 All of the above

Existence is _______.

 Unit submerged in Space

 Gathensheel and Gathanpurn
 Both 1st and 2nd
 None of the above

Space is constant or _______ energy.

 Unlimited
 Equilibrium
 Limited
 Variable

Material units are _______ in nature.

 Temporary
 Continuous
 Unlimited
 None of the above

Between every two units there is _______.

 Air
 Space
 Vacuum
 Units

When nature is submerged in space, we call it _______.

 Universe
 Galaxy
 Existence
 None of the above

Nature is _______ in size, and Space is _______.

 Limited, Limited
 Unlimited, Limited
 Limited, Unlimited
 Unlimited, Unlimited

When something is active or has activity, we call it _______.

 Space
 Unit
 Both 1st and 2nd
 None of the above

There are two kinds of realities in existence _______.

 Space and Units

 Material and Conscious
 Physical and Pranic Orders
 All of the above

Sah-astitva means _______.

 Co-existence
 Corporate Identity
 Co-option
 Co-operation
 Harmony in the Society – from Family to World Family Order

Society is an extension of _______.

 Individual
 Family
 Nature
 All of the above

Suraksha of nature through enrichment, protection and right utilization leads to

_______ in nature.

 Coexistence
 Right Understanding
 Prosperity
 Fearlessness

Which of the following is non eco friendly production processes?

 Use of chemical fertilizers, insecticides, and pesticides in agriculture

 By-products of Industries, which are discharged in rivers or is released into air
 Production and misuse of plastics
 All of the above

Ensuring justice in relationship, on the basis of values leads to _______ in society.

 Fearlessness
 Prosperity
 Coexistence
 Right Understanding

Which of the following is the criteria to decide how to produce?

 Mutually enriching, cyclic process of nature and it's resources

 Rate of production and consumption of produced facility
 Cyclic process of by-products
 All of the above

The outcome of labour must be _______.

 People Friendly and Ecofriendly

 Sustainable
 Cyclic and Mutual Enriching
 All of the above

There are _______ levels of living.

 Nine (9)
 Six (6)
 Four (4)
 Five (5)

Outcome of labour is _______.

 Production
 Growth
 Respect
 Money

How can comprehensive human goals be achieved?

(a) Through Education - Sanskar
(b) Through Swasthya - Sanyam
(c) Through Production - Work
(d) Through Justice - Preservation
(e)Through Exchange - Storage

 Options (a) and (d)

 Options (a), (b), (c), (d) and (e)
 Options (a), (c), and (e)
 Options (b) and (e)

The program for health and sanyam leads to the feeling of _______ in family.
 Coexistence
 Right Understanding
 Fearlessness
 Prosperity
Harmony in Family – Understanding Values in Human Relationships

Evaluation of others on the basis of race, physical strength, gender is a kind of

_______.

 Differentiation on the basis of "info"

 Differentiation on the basis of "body"
 Differentiation on the basis of “ism”
 Differentiation on the basis of "sects"

_______ exists between one Self (I1) and other Self (I2).

 Sensation
 Expression
 Relationship
 Happiness

There are _______ in relationship – in one Self (I) for other Self (I).

 Desires
 Expectations
 Thoughts
 Feelings

_______ is our ability to fulfill the aspiration.

 Competence
 Purpose
 Potential
 Program

We can feel being related to other, when we have feelings of _______ for other.

 Reverence and Glory

 Trust and Respect
 Care and Guidance
 Affection and Gratitude

______ is the feeling of acceptance for Excellence in the other.

 Reverence
 Love
 Gratitude
 Care

_______ is the complete value.

 Gratitude
 Reverence
 Glory
 Love

Evaluation of others on the basis of "info" is a kind of _______.

 Differentiation on the basis of "physical facility"

 Differentiation on the basis of "post"
 Differentiation on the basis of "beliefs"
 Differentiation on the basis of "body"

The ability to fulfill the aspirations is called _______.

 Intention
 Competence
 Desires
 All of the above

There are _______ elements of justice.

 Two (2)
 Five (5)
 Nine (9)
 Four (4)

The Program to fulfill Basic Human Aspirations

To which category a deprived person belong?

 SSDD and SSSS

 SSSS and SVDD
 SVDD and SSDD
 All of the above

Happiness is achieved by _______.

 Money
 Relationship
 Marriage
 None of these

From physical facilities we want _______.

 Happiness
 Respect
 Reputation
 Prosperity

o which category a prosperous person belong?

 SVDD
 SSDD
 SSSS
 None of the above

Living with physical comforts only is considered as _______.

 God Consciousness
 Animal consciousness
 Real Consciousness
 Human Consciousness

Giving weightage to relationships, to the inherent feelings and right understanding

is _______.

 Animal Consciousness
 Human Consciousness
 Both
 None of the above

SVDD means _______.

 Suvidha Vihin Dukhi Daridra

 Samarpan Vihin Daridra Dukhi
 Sadhna Vihin Dukhi Daridra
 Sahitya Vihin Dukhi Daridra

Which among the following is based on our natural acceptance?

 SSDD
 SSSS
 SVDD
 None of the above

Animal consciousness is _______.

 Giving weightage to physical facilities, to the maximization of sensory pleasures

and accumulation of wealth
 Giving weightage to relationships, to the inherent feelings and right understanding
 Both
 None of the above

Which provides mutual prosperity to human being?

 Relationship with Right Understanding

 Physical Facilities
 Relationship
 Physical Facilities with Right Understanding

Harmony with the Body – Understanding Sanyam and Swasthya

_______ is done with the help of proper food, water and air.

 Right Utilization of the body

 Exploitation of the body
 Nourishment of the body
 Protection of the body

Which of the following pair is not correctly matched?

 Intake – Proper Upkeep

 Medicine – Treatment
 Asan – Pranayam
 Labour – Asan

Food must be nutritious, digestive, excretory and _______.

 Smell Good
 None of the above
 Tasty
 Looks Attractive

he amount of physical facilities required for nurturing, protection, and right

utilization of body is _______.

 Uncertain
 Limited
 Insignificant
 Unlimited

Harmony should be maintained in _______.

 Between Body and Life.
 Between Self and Society
 Between Life and Environment
 All of the above

No physical facility is produced by _______.

 Proper Upkeep
 Exercise
 Treatment
 All of the above

The need of physical facility is for _______.

 Obsession
 Gaining respect
 Malnutrition
 Nurturing, Protection, and Right Utilization of Body

_______ ensures Swasthya.

 Money
 Patience
 Sanyam
 Popularity

Health problems such as Diabetes, Migraine, Digestive Disorders, etc. are caused
by _______.

 Lack of the feeling of Sanyam

 Tendency to take medicine to suppress the ailment
 Intake of improper food, water and air
 All of the above

Labor is done for _______ of physical facility.

 Nourishment
 Protection
 Exploitation
 Production

Harmony with the Body – Understanding Sanyam and Swasthya

Employing the body physically for production and maintenance of physical

facilities is called _______.

 Labor
 Exercise
 Thought
 Intension

______ ensures Swasthya.

 Money
 Popularity
 Patience
 Sanyam

The need of physical facility is for _______.

 Nurturing, Protection, and Right Utilization of Body

 Gaining respect
 Obsession
 Malnutrition

No physical facility is produced by _______.

 Proper Upkeep
 Exercise
 Treatment
 All of the above

The feeling of Responsibility to ensure health of body is related with _______.

 Proper Upkeep
 Self Regulation
 Guidance
 Affection

Harmony should be maintained in _______.

 Between Body and Life.

 Between Self and Society
 Between Life and Environment
 All of the above

Proper upkeep means _______.

 Vihar
 Daily Routine
 Proper Rest
 All of the above

The statement, "All the body parts are performing its expected functions." is
related with _______.

 Self Regulation
 Proper Upkeep
 Swasthya
 Sanyam

The feeling of responsibility for nurturing, protection and right utilizing the body is
_______.

 Sanyam
 Swasthya
 Both 1st and 2nd
 None of the above

______ helps in balancing/regulating the breathing of the body.

 Labor
 Pranayam
 Medicine
 Asan

Harmony in Self – Understanding Myself

When we assume something about, on the basis of prevailing notion it is called

_______.

 Pre-conditioning
 Sensation
 Natural acceptance
 Understanding

Sources of imagination are _______.

 Natural Acceptance, Sensation, Behavior, and Work

 Pre-conditioning, Sensation, and Behavior and Work
 Natural Acceptance, Pre-Conditioning, Behavior, and Work
 Natural Acceptance, Pre-conditioning, and Sensation

The pleasure obtained from sensations is _______.

 Short-Lived and Temporary

 Continuous and Source of long lasting happiness
 Temporary and Source of long lasting happiness
 Short-Lived and Continuous

Selection/tasting depends upon _______.

 Understanding
 Expectations
 Desire
 Thoughts
 he Self (I) and Body interacts with each other via the activity of _______.

 Imaging
 Analyzing
 Selecting/Tasting
 None of the above

The power/force for the activity of analyzing is _______.

 Realisation
 Expectation
 Thought
 Desire

_______ is stimulus, which our sensory organs make us feels.

 Happiness
 Feelings
 Knowledge
 Sensations

If our imagination is based on Pre-conditioning and Sensation, we are in the state

of _______.

 Partantrata
 Swatantrata
 Natural Acceptance
 None of the above

The power/force for activity imaging is _______.

 Expectation
 Thoughts
 Comparing
 Desire

If our imagination is based on Natural Acceptance, we are in the state of _______.

 Swatantrata
 State of Resignation
 Partantrata
 Pre-conditioning

Self Exploration as the process of Value Education

The process to understand human _______ is self exploration.

 Goal
 Values
 Aspirations
 All of the above

Mechanisms of self exploration are _______.

 Natural Acceptance and Sensations

 Natural Acceptance and Experiential Validation
 Preconditioning and Sensations
 Experiential Validation and Preconditioning

Self exploration establish a dialogue between _______.

 "What I am" and "What I really want to be"

 "What I am" and "How others look at me"
 "What I really want to be" and "What others think of me"
 "What others are" and "What I am"

By exploring our Svatva and living accordingly, we become _______.

 Swatantra
 Partantra
 Both
 None
 In the process of self exploration we will not verify on the basis of _______.

 Others
 Scriptures
 Readings from instruments
 All of the above

Self exploration uses two mechanisms – natural acceptance and _______.

 Beliefs
 Experiment
 Experiential Validation
 Preconditioning

_______ is a process of Self-evolution through self investigation.

 Self-Exploration
 Self Verification
 Experience
 All of the above

n this course, whatever is being said is a _______ for an individual.

 Request
 Conclusion
 Proposal
 Decision

To live in harmony with other human beings is _______.

 Svatva
 Swatantrata
 Swarajya
 None of the above

Self exploration is a process of dialogue between „What you are‟ and _______.
 What you want to be
 What other wants to be
 What society wants to be
 All of the above

Basic Human Aspirations – Continuous Happiness and Prosperity

Basic human aspirations are _______.

 Happiness
 Prosperity
 Education
 Both 1st and 2nd

Wealth means _______.

 Physical facility that is rightfully earned, in accordance with right understanding of

natural laws
 Money only
 Happiness
 All of the above

To be in a state of liking is _______.

 Stress
 Prosperity
 Selfishness
 Happiness

To be wealthy is _______ condition in the modern world to be happy.

 True
 Not essential
 The most important
 Fake
 Prosperity can be achieved by _______.

 Relationship
 Physical facility only
 Right understanding with physical facilities
 None of the above

o be in a state of _______ is happiness.

 Liking
 Disliking
 Confusions
 Conflicts

The feeling of having/producing more than required physical facility is _______.

 Success
 Prosperity
 Satisfaction
 Happiness

To be in the state of _______ is unhappiness.

 Liking
 Disliking
 Prosperity
 None of the above

It is natural for _______ to slowly deteriorate.

 Feelings
 Physical things/physical facilities
 Relationship
 Happiness

Every human being wants to be happy and _______.

 Prosperous
 Rich
 Powerful
 Popular

Understanding Human Being as Co-existence of Self and Body

Clothing, nourishment etc. are the needs of _______.

 Self (I)
 Body
 Both Self (I) and Body
 None of the above

The awareness of being is in _______.

 Self (I)
 Body
 Material
 All of the above

rust, respect, and happiness etc. are the needs of _______.

 Self (I)
 Body
 Both Self (I) and Body
 None of the above

The activities of body (in response) are _______.

 Assuming and Fulfilling

 Recognizing and Fulfilling
 Assuming and Knowing
 Knowing and Fulfilling
 Needs of the body with reference to time are _______.

 Continuous
 Temporary
 Both 1st and 2nd
 None of the above

Need of body includes _______.

 Feelings
 Happiness
 Physio-Chemical things
 Guidance

Needs of Self (I) with reference to time are _______.

 Continuous
 Temporary
 Both 1st and 2nd
 None of the above

Which of the following is not a material unit?

 Self (I)
 Physical Facilities
 Wealth
 Body