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• The word ‘Listen’ in the last stanza isa. an order b. an appealc. a request d. an advice
• Which of the following statements are true?(a) the speaker is against building any structures for worshiping God (b) it’s not possible for the speaker to build a temple.(c) it’s only an excuse given by the speaker for not being able to build a temple.(d) the speaker believes that God is present within ourselves and not in any temple.
• What are the feelings of the speaker, suggested in the question, “what shall I, a poor man, do?” a. helplessness b. doubt c. humility d. anger e. pride f. anguish.
• Discuss in pairs answer the following questions, note down the points for each question develop the points into one-paragraph answers.What ideas of spirituality emerged from the study of this well-known Vachana?
• Give the summary of Vachana ?
• These two phrases repeat the message of the line from the Bible: “Be not like the mighty oak which can be filled, with a single stroke; Be like the humble reed which bends with the wind and stays. ” What final message do the last two lines convey?
• What opposite ideas are suggested in ‘things standing shall fall’?
• What opposite ideas are suggested in ‘ the moving shall ever stay’?