The questions 106 - 125 are based on comprehension of the passages. Answer the questions that follow each of the passages:
The questions 106 - 125 are based on comprehension of the passages. Answer the questions that follow each of the passages:
The fundamental concept of Indian religious life may first be briefly indicated. The goal of life is communion with the Supreme. It is a life of realization, agnosis, an inner intuitive vision of God, when man achieves absolute freedom and escapes from the blind servitude to ordinary experience. It is subtle interwovenness with the realities of the spiritual world. It is not knowledge or the recognition of universal ideas through a dialectical process or analysis of empirical data. It is analogous to Plato’s vision of an irrestible harmony with the deepest reality of the world inspired and sustained by the spiritual in us. Intellectual recognition and spiritual realization are different. We can free ourselves from the shackles of the body and in a split second we can see the truth and be overcome by it. We see God so intensely that the soul is more certain and more possessed by the sight of God than the bodily eye by the light of day.
Which one of the following best explains the observation ‘Intellectual recognition’ of spiritual?
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Correct answer: (A) Something which is based on logic and reasoning with body being the basis
Explanation
Intellectual recognition is a matter of logic and reasoning with the body (mind) as basis, contrasted in the passage with spiritual realisation.