Perception Quiz Duplicate - Vedanta Wisdom Trust

Do the senses of all living beings convey the same experience?

Red is red whomsoever may see it

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Variations are miniscule

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Same stimuli is experienced differently by certain species

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Experience of one species is totally different from the other

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What provoked the thinkers to question the basis of our perception?

The variations in the world's receiving

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To determine the basis of perception

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To study the world better

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In order to bring it in our control

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The ‘Subject’ in the theories of perception is:

The knower

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That which is modern study

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Anything other than The Self

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That which defines the object

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In the Theory of perception, the object is taken as:

Same as subject

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Building block of the universe

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Pure consciousness

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The perceived

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As per Vedanta:

Mind itself creates perception

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Mind is the substratum of the experience

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Mind is itself part of the experienced

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Mind is the subject

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The Idealists fail to recognize that the subject itself, being part of the creation cannot be responsible for:

The whole creation

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The role of the subject

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Object as independent of the subject

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The dream state of consciousness

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One basis idealists put forward to support their theory is:

Theory of relativity

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Whatever the thought, object remains unchanged

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A hypnotist can alter one’s reality by influencing one’s thoughts

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The individual has no role in the creation

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Who do realists hold responsible for the creation?

The subject

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Nature of our thoughts

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The object

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The Self

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Realists claim:

Subject have no reality

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Deep sleep state proves the irrelevance of the subject

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Variable thoughts cannot be responsible for the creation

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Object remains as it is independent of thoughts

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Realists attribute reality to:

The Self

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The object

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The waking state

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The mind

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Shortcoming of both Idealists and Realists lie in:

Not taking into consideration the dream state

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Presuming the existence of the world

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Positing the underlying Reality

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Making either one the subject or the object responsible for the whole creation

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Vedantic Theory of Perception states:

Both subject and object necessary for creation

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Either subject or object suffice for creation

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The prominence of subject over object in creation

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Self alone responsible for creation

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If qualities of the object are taken away, what remains?

Emptiness

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Vasanas

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Changeless Reality

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Qualities of another object

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Subject and object interact on the medium of:

Mind

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Brahman

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Void

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Ether

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In the example of the electricity, the two poles represent:

Thoughts in the mind

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Qualities of the object

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Positive and negative poles of nature

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Subject and object

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In the example explaining the pattern of cloth, what represents Brahman?

Cotton

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Cloth

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The pattern

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The warp and woof

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The Vedantic Theory of Perception requires the presence of how many?

None

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1

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2

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3

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The mathematical equation for the whole world will be the following:

TO₁ + TO₂ + TO₃ etc + QO₁+QO₂ + QO₃ etc + B

True

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False

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The subject and object are both based on the substratum of Brahman. Brahman is unaffected by both.

True

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False

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Do senses determine the nature of Reality?

Seeing is believing

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Knowledge gained by senses is verifiable

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No senses. No world

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Senses being variable cannot define Reality

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