What are the types of activities of the Jivatma, in this world?
Is there any other division of the human activities?
What is the principle behind these activities?
What is the meaning of Karma yoga as expounded in the Gita?
What are the different types of work, that are laid down?
Abstaining (not doing) some of the things, which have been prescribed in the Sastras, can we take up a particular activity and do it?
How does one do these activities?
What is Jnana Yoga?
How do you define Bhakti Yoga?
Can you name some of the more prominent or important vidyas?
What is the significance of these different kinds of vidyas?
As there are different ways of meditating in these vidyas, will the result also be different?
So, how long are these vidyas to be practised?
So, what is the essence of Bhakti Yoga?
Does this mean that there may be delay in attaining moksha, if we adopt Bhakti Yoga?
What are the conditions for taking up Bhakti Yoga?
Are there different stages in this bhakti?
The ultimate aim of the Jivatma is to attain salvation or moksha.?.Now, what are the means for achieving this goal?
If only bhakti and prapatti are the two means of attaining salvation. Then what about Karma Yoga, and Jnana yoga?
Then, what is the relationship between Karma Yoga, Jnana Yoga and Bhakti Yoga?
Some people who worship only Lord Narayana. Who are they?
What is Prapatti?
What is the difference between Bhakti, as described in the various vidyas and Prapatti?
Do the rituals like yaga, which have been prescribed in the karma kanda of the Vedas, lead us to this salvation?
Is svarga the same as Paramapada?
Are the results of performing rituals like yagas, only temporary in character and not permanent?
So, what has to be done for attaining liberation and enjoying the Paramapada?
If so, what is the need to learn the karma kanda and purva mimamsa, since they mainly talk of rituals?
The Lord has given the Vedas and sastras, for helping and has also given him intelligence. So, in spite of all these things, man is not progressing. Man is not benefiting by the sastras. Why is it so?
What are the types of people, who worship the Lord?
Which of these four types of people are the best?
We find there are many people, who worship other deities, other than Narayana.?
How is it possible?
Are their desires granted by other deities?
What is the difference in the fulfilment of desires by worshipping other deities, and by worshipping Narayana?
What happens to those people who worship other deities?
How is it that people worship other deities and do not know Narayana's greatness?
What are the three qualities Sattva. Rajas and Tamas.?
Does a person have only on of these qualities?
How do these qualities come about, at different times, in the same person?
How does the type of food influence the qualities?
It is said that one has to be pure, in regard to 1) body, 2) speech and 3) mind (mano-vak-kaya).Please explain.
What does purity of speech mean?
What is purity of mind?
What about giving of gifts to others?
What is the sattvika type of gift?
What is the rajasa type of gifts?
What is the tamasa type of gifts?
What about performing works, ordained by sastras?
What are the types of tyagas?.
What is sattvika tyaga?
What is rajasa tyaga?
What is tamasa tyaga?
Again, how are the works classified as sattvika, rajasa or tamasa?
What is rajasa type of work?
What is tamasa type of work?
How do you classify persons as sattvika, rajasa or tamasa?
What exactly is moksha?
What are the different kinds of moksha. ?
