Question

MCQ
According to Mahavira, Nirvana could be attained
by practising the triratnas of:
a. see no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil
b. right faith, right knowledge, right action
C. prayer, rituals and fasting
d. honesty, ahimsa and kindness to all creatures​

Answer 1

Answer:

b. right faith,right knowledge, right action.

Explanation:

☆ The chief object of life according to Maha­vira is to attain salvation. He therefore insisted on avoiding evil Karmas, prevent all kinds of fresh Karmas and destroy the existing ones. According to him this could be attained through five vows viz., non-injury (Ahimsa), speaking truth (Satya), non-stealing (Asteya), non-adultery (Brahmacharya) and non-possession (aparigraha).

In addition to taking these five vows he also insisted on principles of right conduct, right faith and right knowledge. Right conduct implied a dispassionate attitude towards senses. He said that we must treat the sufferings and happiness on equal planks.

Answer 2

Question:⤵

MCQ

According to Mahavira, Nirvana could be attained

by practising the triratnas of:

a. see no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil

b. right faith, right knowledge, right action

C. prayer, rituals and fasting

d. honesty, ahimsa and kindness to all creatures

Answer:⤵

b. right faith,right knowledge, right action.

☆ The chief object of life according to Maha­vira is to attain salvation. He therefore insisted on avoiding evil Karmas, prevent all kinds of fresh Karmas and destroy the existing ones. According to him this could be attained through five vows viz., non-injury (Ahimsa), speaking truth (Satya), non-stealing (Asteya), non-adultery (Brahmacharya) and non-possession (aparigraha).

In addition to taking these five vows he also insisted on principles of right conduct, right faith and right knowledge. Right conduct implied a dispassionate attitude towards senses. He said that we must treat the sufferings and happiness on equal planks.

Explanation:⤵

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