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Aksa, Kala and Dik all these three dravyas have some common characteristics. Select which one correctly states those characteristics.
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Answer: Option C
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42
According to the Vaisesikas, the cause of the notion of 'East' and 'West' is
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Answer: Option C
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43
What does modes of existence means?
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Answer: Option D
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44
What does the deductive inference means
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45
What does the Naiyayika's called God?
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46
Who among the following was regarded as the incarnation of Bodhisattva?
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47
Kumbhaka is a step of which among the following?
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Answer: Option C
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The correct answer is C: Pranayama

Let's break down why:

What is Kumbhaka? Kumbhaka refers to breath retention, specifically holding your breath.

What are the options? We need to understand these Yoga terms:
* Yama: These are ethical restraints or moral disciplines. They deal with how we relate to the world and others. Think of them as "do nots" like non-violence and truthfulness.
* Niyama: These are positive duties or observances. They relate to how we treat ourselves. Think of them as "dos" like purity and contentment.
* Pranayama: This is the practice of breath control. It involves techniques like inhalation, exhalation, and importantly, retention (Kumbhaka!).
* Asana: These are physical postures or poses, like the different yoga positions you might be familiar with.

Why Pranayama is the answer: Since Kumbhaka is breath retention, it directly relates to Pranayama, which is the science of breath control.

Therefore, Kumbhaka is a step within the practice of Pranayama.
48
Which among the following belongs to Ajiva?
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Answer: Option D
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49
How many 'Terms' are there in Anumana?
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50
Which one among the following does not state the means of saktigraha correctly?
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Answer: Option B
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