1) How can we stimulate positive thinking? a) Spend time with positive people. b) Think twice before doing something. c) Identify the areas of negativity within yourself. d) All of the above  2) How can we apply positive thinking in our daily life? a) Thinking, "I'm amazing at this, nobody can beat me." b) Thinking, " This is impossible." c) Thinking, "I'm on the right track, I have the right leaders and friends to support me when needed." d) Thinking, "Oh no! I made a mistake. I don't want to do this anymore." 3) Which of the following is an example of positive attitude? a) Thinking that a clock shows the correct time at least two times in a day. b) Looking at a glass half empty c) Teasing and making fun of others for being different. d) Giving up when something doesn't go my way. 4) From the previous clock answer, which Gunantit saint did we discuss, that said this? a) P.P. Shastriji Maharaj b) P.P. Hariprasad Swamiji Maharaj c) P.P. Yogiji Maharaj d) P.P. Prabodh Swamiji Maharaj 5) We discussed a prasang of a man who had many hardships happen to him but still looked at it all with a positive attitude. What was his name? a) Valera Varu b) Sant Tukaram c) Bavaji Mendicant d) Ada Bhai 6) Sant Tukaram was bestowed upon a garland made with vegetables instead of flowers as a sign of insult. What did he think about this? a) He wanted to take revenge on all the villagers who made him wear this garland. b) He thought about selling all these vegetables for money. c) He got angry and squished all the vegetables. d) He was delighted to receive this garland as he did not need to go for grocery shopping and could eat these vegetables for the next few meals. 7) Why was Sant Tukaram happy about having Chuno spread all over his head by the villagers? a) He liked the smell of it. b) It got rid of all his dandruff. c) It made him look cool. d) He did not like it at all and was very upset. 8) We watched a short story of a lamb who liked to entertain his neighbours. How did he do this? a) He danced. b) He sang. c) He made jokes and entertained. d) He dressed up as others. 9) The lamb became sad because all his fur was shaved and his neighbours made fun of him. How did he become positive again? a) He thought it doesn’t matter. I am the best anyway. b) He said he didn’t need any neighbours. He can live alone. c) A hare came over as a friend and told him it doesn’t matter what he looks like. It’s his mind that determines how he feels. d) He left the town and became part of a new neighbourhood where everyone appreciated his furless body.

Positive Thinking - Snehal Sr.

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