12) When you have🔗

• there is no scope for comparison
• a) mind
• b) ego

• c) self respect

emotion

13) Which is the way to overcome jealousy

a) escaping from it b) hating the object of jealousy

• c) aware of the feeling of jealousy

14) You need to compare yourselves with

• a) people who are in a lower grade b) people who are in a higher grade c) vourself

15) Every minute of comparison with others is

• a) step for success

• b) waste of time
• c) inspiration of life

16) Peer pressure is a

• a) big ego game
• b) very important for success
• c) very significant for improvement

17) You need to win

• a) yourselves by yourself

• b) yourselves by others
• c) others by yourself

18) Love is a

• a) Quality
• b) Quantity that needs to be shared
• c) Quality that cannot be shared

19) Once love starts flowing

a) Both jealousy & possessiveness starts disappearing b) jealousy stops but possessiveness stays in the body

c) possessiveness stops & jealousy starts increasing

20) You compare yourself to each other because you feel that you are

• a) lacking
• b) superior
• c) inferior

21) We compare ourselves because we have

• a) never understood ourselves
• b) understood ourselves nicely

• c) understood others nicely

22) Fear, desire and guilt are

• a) subjective emotions
• b) objective emotions
• c) positive emotions

23) Jealousy has

• a) positive existence
• b) negative existence
• c) solid existence

24) Comparison starts from

• a) adult hood
• b) child hood
• c) middle age

25) Every judgement you make about yourself is based on

• a) comparison
• b) society
• c) greed

26) When jealousy disappears we

• a) start comparing

• b) stop comparing
• c) reduce comparing

27) If you feel jealous of others you will

• a) flourish
• b) suffer
• c) stagnate

28) You have enough energy to fulfil all of your

• a) wishes

• b) needs
• c) goals

29) When you apply the knowledge that you gain

• a) you will grow in life
• b) you will be restricted in life
• c) only your memory will grow

30) God is

• a) an engineer
• b) an artist

• c) both engineer and artist

31) Comparing is

• a) accepting
• b) resisting
• c) ignoring

32) Why we cannot sit with ourselves

• a) we are too rusty
• b) we are resisting every moment
• c) we hate our self.

33) Comparison is like a

• a) replica of an object
• b) shadow without an object
• c) shadow of the object

34) Contentment

• a) can be learnt easily
• b) can never be learnt

c) appears automatically when desires arise

35) Which is the way to bail out of depression

• a) self inquiry
• b) drugs
• c) counselling

36) Traffic jam happens in our system when we

• a) compare
• b) feel guilty
• c) have desire

37) When we have jealousy we become like

• a) monkey dancing to the master's stick

• b) independent thinker
• c) master of every body

38) What happens when we start changing ourselves looking at others

• a) we become a complete person
• b) we become a enriched person
• c) we lose our originality

39) When one can be a scientist of inner world

a) when you judge every thing

• b) when you have pre-determined

conclusions

• c) when you do not judge

40) Which is the extinguisher for the fire of jealousy

• a) desire
• b) awareness
• c) guilt

41) Which enhances the fire of jealousy

• a) guilt

• b) desires
• c) awareness

42) We feel our boundary or identity

• a) in suffering
• b) in happiness
• c) in love