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Yoga M.C.Q

 

  1. The purpose for chanting a mantra is to
      2.  a. activate a spiritual force within the human consciousness
       b. increase intellectual powers
       c. increase creativity
       d. all of the above

  2. What is the ultimate goal of yoga meditation?
      3.  a. to learn how to negotiate the four stages of life
       b. to learn the Vedic rites
       c. to increase strength and flexibility
       d. to dwell for extended periods of trance and reach the highest mystical state

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