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Tuesday, July 15, 2014

DharmaQuiz Session 287: 15-July-2014

Theme: Yoga Sutras - Yama and Niyama part

#DharmaQuiz 1821: Steya means stealing. Name one of the five Yama's that talk about non-stealing.
#Yoga Ans: Asteya

#DharmaQuiz 1822: Self Study or Swadhyaya is a very important part of #Yoga Sutras. Does it fall under Yama or Niyama? Ans: Niyama.

#DharmaQuiz 1823: Name one of the five Yama's that prescribe Compassion for all living beings.
#Yoga Ans: Ahimsa

#DharmaQuiz 1824: Ishwara Pranidhaana -  ईश्वर-प्रणिधान is one vital part of #Yoga Sutras.
What does it mean?  Ans: To lay all your actions at the feet of Ishwara, or God. Essentially means
submission similar to concepts in Islam and Christianity, but much before them.


{Final,Open till 10.30PM} #DharmaQuiz 1825: Brahmacharya = abstinence.
But #Yoga prescribes it to married ppl also. What does it mean then? Ans: Keeping sexual energy limited to legally sanctioned family circle and not to waste outside.

Scores for session 287:
  • ‏@surnell : 5
  • @mareekuree : 5
  • @man8shree : 5
  • @Mamdhata : 2
  • ‏@vvkashyap : 1
  • @RashtraDevobhav : 1
  • @duvijan : 1
  • ‏@irvathoor : 1
  • @gouripathy : 1
  • @poetrification : 1
  • @SPHEREHEADSAYS : 1
  • @gjayendra1311 : 1

Thanks for participating.

Friday, August 31, 2012

DharmaQuiz Session 159: 31-Aug-2012

Theme: Hindu Dharma Compared with Abhrahamic Religions
  1. Hindu Dharma defines an individual as 'sat-chit-ananda' & must self realize.What does Christianity say about an individual? #DharmaQuiz 1151. Ans: A sinner and must be saved.
  2. Abrahamic religions (Judeo-Christiantiy and Islam) say you only have one life. What does Hindu Dharma say?  #DharmaQuiz 1152. Ans: You might reincarnate. Law of Karma.
  3. Hindu Dharma tells about beginning-less and endless space and time. Do Abrahamic religions believe in a beginning for time? #DharmaQuiz 1153. Ans: Yes, space and time have beginning per Abhrahamic religions.
  4. Does Hindu Dharma mandate individuals to proselytize non Hindus so that they can be "saved" on judgment day? Yes or No. #DharmaQuiz 1154. Ans. No. No doctrine about non-believers is enforced. Let others be what they are. You worry about your spirituality.
  5. {Final, Open till 11PM} In Sanatana Dharma, is Moksha or salvation, an individual or collective possibility (all at once)? #DharmaQuiz 1155. Ans: Individual. Each person will decide his/her own fate via Karma balance sheet.
Top Scorers:
  1. @Susri1210 : 5
  2. @sweetandu : 5
  3. @shawjipk : 5
  4. @cybercalci : 5
  5. @iSaakshi : 5
  6. @sharathinindia : 5
  7. @surnell : 5
  8. @intodust_in : 5
  9. @surenc1974 : 5
  10. @hchaturv : 5
  11. @DevNakshi : 5
Congrats: 
  • @raopm9 : 4
  • @vinodvyas220 : 4
  • @Dhanushm : 4
  • @Hitlerbai : 2
  • @SangeetaRG : 2
  • @niraj_dave : 2
  • @raghuvirshenoy : 2
  • @ankaachoo : 2
  • @swetamishraa : 2
  • @Lawan22 : 2
  • @Sanjaypro : 1
  • @AnuMelkote : 1
  • @ashithakur : 1
  • @Marut_ : 1
  • @AmitRVSharma : 1
  • @Le_Tweeter : 1
  • @nilayparikh : 1
  • @MyIdea_Of_India : 1
  • @Sahyadri : 1
  • @jemin_p : 1
  • @Saffron_State : 1
  • @rinku3009 : 1
Thanks for everyone's participation. Do read more on this important topic from Rajeev Malhotra's "Being Different" book.