Indian Psychology Self-Realization Introduction Quiz
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Which stage is described as the 'enlightened form of Consciousness'?

  • Samadhi (correct)
  • Deep Sleep State
  • Waking State
  • Dream State
  • In which state is there 'no continuity' and both the gross and subtle body are 'switched-off'?

  • Samadhi
  • Dream State
  • Waking State
  • Deep Sleep State (correct)
  • What is a common tool to train the mind to experience the 'enlightened form of Consciousness'?

  • Yoga (correct)
  • Reading Books
  • Playing Video Games
  • Watching Movies
  • Which term is used to describe the 'empty and illuminated state' in Indian Psychology?

    <p>Nirvana</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which stage provides a versatile lab to deeply analyze the psychology of humans according to the text?

    <p>Dream State</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What form of consciousness is an aspirational stage for everyone, according to the text?

    <p>'Samadhi' Consciousness</p> Signup and view all the answers

    'Chinmayananda' experienced a sense of bliss associated with which stage mentioned in the text?

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    'True consciousness' reconnects with both gross and subtle bodies after which state mentioned in the text?

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    'Nirvana' is associated with experiencing one's own true nature and immense potential in which state mentioned?

    <p>'Samadhi'</p> Signup and view all the answers

    'Empty and illuminated state' is a description found in the text for which stage?

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    Study Notes

    Enlightened Form of Consciousness

    • The 'enlightened form of Consciousness' is described as the 'empty and illuminated state' in Indian Psychology.
    • This state is recognized as 'Nirvana' where one experiences their own true nature and immense potential.
    • 'Nirvana' marks the stage where 'true consciousness' reconnects with both gross and subtle bodies.

    No Continuity

    • The 'empty and illuminated state' represents a state of 'no continuity' where both the gross and subtle body are 'switched-off'.

    Mind Training

    • Meditation is a common tool to train the mind to experience the 'enlightened form of Consciousness'.

    Versatile Lab

    • 'Nirvana' provides a versatile lab for analyzing human psychology.

    Aspirational Stage

    • The 'enlightened form of Consciousness' is an aspirational goal for everyone, according to the text.

    Chinmayananda's Bliss

    • Chinmayananda experienced a sense of bliss associated with 'Nirvana'.

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