A) The thinking mind B) External circumstances C) Physical limitations D) Other people's opinions
A) Future possibilities B) The present moment C) Past memories D) Dream states
A) False self created by identification with thoughts B) Biological survival instinct C) Moral compass D) The highest aspect of human consciousness
A) Acquisition of special knowledge B) Development of psychic powers C) Freedom from identification with mind D) Achievement of personal goals
A) Spiritual energy B) Creative inspiration C) Accumulated emotional pain from the past D) Physical discomfort
A) Sources of suffering B) Unnecessary attachments C) Opportunities for spiritual growth D) Distractions from enlightenment
A) Meditation technique B) Religious requirement C) Absence of communication D) Gateway to deeper consciousness
A) Controlling thoughts B) Analyzing others' thinking C) Studying psychology D) Becoming aware of your thoughts
A) Biological inevitability B) Random occurrence C) Result of resistance to what is D) Divine punishment
A) Right action arises from stillness B) Action destroys stillness C) Stillness prevents action D) They are unrelated
A) Meaning comes from achievements B) There is no inherent meaning C) Meaning is found in the present moment D) Meaning is created by the mind
A) Psychological construct that obscures the Now B) Linear progression C) Absolute reality D) Divine creation
A) Express all emotions freely B) Emotions are illusions C) Suppress negative emotions D) Observe them without identification
A) Personal preference B) Cultural conditioning C) Recognition of essence beyond form D) Sensory pleasure
A) They are opposites B) The present destroys stillness C) Stillness comes before the present D) They are inseparable
A) They multiply B) They disappear permanently C) They become more complex D) They lose their power over us
A) Less important than future B) A point between past and future C) A philosophical concept D) The only reality we have |