What teaches a form of yoga to enable members to realize "the god within"?
a. World Parliament of Religions
b. Self-Realization Fellowship
c. Spiritual Regeneration Movement
d. Hare Krishna movement
b. Self-Realization Fellowship
Analysis:
a, c & d. Incorrect. In the past century or so, varied expressions of Hinduism have found their way to the West in movements led by Hindu gurus.
b. Correct. The Self-Realization Fellowship teaches a form of yoga to enable members to realize "the god within." It has more than one hundred local meeting places in the United States and Canada today, and one hundred more in Europe.
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