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The Philosophy of Vivekananda and His Concept of Vedanta

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What is the central theme of Vivekananda's philosophy?

The unity of all existence
The importance of individual salvation
The need for social reform
The rejection of the material world

What is Vivekananda's concept of Vedanta?

A philosophy of non-dualism
A philosophy of dualism
A philosophy of monism
A philosophy of pluralism

What is the goal of Vivekananda's philosophy?

To achieve moksha, or liberation from the cycle of birth and death
To improve the material conditions of life for all people
To promote social justice and equality
To spread the teachings of Vedanta throughout the world

What are the three main paths to moksha according to Vivekananda?

Karma yoga, bhakti yoga, and jnana yoga
Raja yoga, hatha yoga, and tantra yoga
Nyaya yoga, Vaisheshika yoga, and Samkhya yoga
Mimamsa yoga, Vedanta yoga, and Purva Mimamsa yoga

What is karma yoga?

The path of selfless action
The path of devotion to God
The path of knowledge and wisdom
The path of ritual and sacrifice

What is bhakti yoga?

The path of selfless action
The path of devotion to God
The path of knowledge and wisdom
The path of ritual and sacrifice

What is jnana yoga?

The path of selfless action
The path of devotion to God
The path of knowledge and wisdom
The path of ritual and sacrifice

What is Vivekananda's view of the world?

The world is an illusion
The world is a manifestation of God
The world is a place of suffering
The world is a place of joy

What is Vivekananda's view of the individual soul?

The individual soul is a part of God
The individual soul is separate from God
The individual soul is an illusion
The individual soul is a source of suffering

What is Vivekananda's view of the relationship between the individual soul and the world?

The individual soul is trapped in the world
The individual soul is separate from the world
The individual soul is a part of the world
The individual soul is the creator of the world

What is Vivekananda's view of the role of religion in society?

Religion is a source of division and conflict
Religion is a source of unity and harmony
Religion is a private matter
Religion is a tool for social control

What is Vivekananda's view of the future of humanity?

Humanity is destined for a bright future
Humanity is destined for a dark future
Humanity is destined to remain the same
Humanity is destined to disappear

What is Vivekananda's legacy?

He is considered one of the greatest spiritual leaders of all time
He is considered one of the greatest philosophers of all time
He is considered one of the greatest social reformers of all time
He is considered one of the greatest educators of all time

What is the name of Vivekananda's most famous book?

Raja Yoga
Karma Yoga
Jnana Yoga
Bhakti Yoga

In which city did Vivekananda deliver his famous speech at the Parliament of Religions?

Chicago
New York
London
Paris

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