LIST-I (Layer of Panchakosha) LIST-II (Aspect of Development) A. Annamaya Kosha I. mind layer B. Anandamaya Kosha II. intellectual layer C. Manomaya Kosha III. inner self D. Vijnanamaya Kosha IV. physical layer
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
The Panchakosha model describes five layers of human existence, from the physical to the spiritual. Matching these layers (LIST-I) with their corresponding aspects of development (LIST-II) is key to understanding this concept.
| LIST-I (Layer of Panchakosha) | LIST-II (Aspect of Development) |
|---|---|
| A. Annamaya Kosha | I. mind layer |
| B. Anandamaya Kosha | II. intellectual layer |
| C. Manomaya Kosha | III. inner self |
| D. Vijnanamaya Kosha | IV. physical layer |
We determine the correct match for each layer:
The correct matching is derived as:
This combination, A-IV, B-III, C-I, D-II, is presented in Option B.
J. Krishnamurthy believed that 'teaching' means:
A. Giving or receiving something
B. Studying first and then translating into actions
C. Sharing together
D. Helping students to pass examination
E. Realising the 'self
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Arrange the 'puruśārthas' in the correct sequence-
(A) Mokşa
(B) Dharma
(C) Kāma
(D) Artha
| List-1 (Puruşārtha) | List-II (Description) |
| (A) Mokşa | (I) Righteousnes |
| (B) Dharma | (II) Material Well-being |
| (C) Artha | (III) Liberation from worldly ties |
| (D) Kāma | (IV) Fulfilment of desires |
According to Mundaka Upaniṣad, who approached Angiras and asked: 'what is that by the knowing of which all this becomes known'?
The C\(\overline{a} \)rvāka Darśana defines Ātman as: