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What are the 4 Noble Truths?

1) To Live is To Suffer


2) We Suffer because We Desire


3) We can stop suffering if we stop desiring


4) The answer to life's problems is the Eightfold Path

What is the Weighing of the heart ceremony?

a ceremony to see if your heart was light and free of sin, in order to get into the after life

Who took part in the Weighing of the Heart Ceremony?

Ammut - (THE GOBBLER) BIG ROLE The Devourer of the heart if you had a bad heart [Crocodile Head, Lions strength, Hippos Butt]


Anubis - Weighed the Heart


Thoth - Recorded and wrote down who went to afterlife, [Symbolized a baboon, a hummingbird]


Osiris - God of the Dead


Horus - God/Protector of the Pharoah (A HAWK/EAGLE)


Maat - Goddess of Justice (FEATHER)

Why was Akenaten considered a rebel in fields like ART and RELIGION?

ART: changes it from traditional to conventional: affectionate, physical distortians, large hips, etc.




RELIGION: closed the temples, stopped worshipping multiple gods, became Monotheistic and worshipped ATEN (Sun God)

7 Ancient Wonders of the World

the Great Pyramid at Giza, Egypt


the Hanging Gardens of Babylon


the Statue of Zeus at Olympia, Greece


the Temple of Artemis at Ephesus


the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus


the Colossus of Rhodes


the Lighthouse at Alexandria, Egypt

What was the Akkadian Claim to Fame?

First recorded empire in history

What was Baylon's Claim to Fame?

Where Hammurabi's Code originated, First laws to follow.

What was Assyrian's Claim to Fame?

VICIOUS Army, They would make memorials of the city states they would kill

What was the Hittites Claim to Fame?

First to Use Iron weapons, Had a full time Army

What was Cyrus The Great's Claim to Fame?

He took over cities like Babylon and let people keep their same gods and religion




One of the world's most tolerant Leaders/Conquerors

What are some beliefs that made Zorostrianism Revolutionary?

One God (Arturo)


No Success at First


Spread because Zoroaster (Founder) healed the King's horse

What is the Epic of Gilgamesh Story?

A King from Symeria (Gilgamesh) 1/3 Human 2/3 God wants to live forever


he becomes mean and a ruthless tyrant to his people


People ask the Sky God for help, Sky God sends down Enkidu a Wild man beast sent to fight Gilgamesh


They fight, no one wins, they end up becoming best friends, and decide they need a challenge.


They decide to fight Humbaba a beast in the forrest. They kill humbabba


Ishtar a goddess falls in love with gilgamesh, but he doesn;t want her.


So she plagues enkidu and he dies.


gilgamesh goes on a journey to seek immortality, and is given a plant which would make him immortal but a snake eats it and he can now never be immortal he gets an epiphany and becomes a changed man

What is the moral of the Gilgamesh Story?

LIfe is what happens while you're busy making plans for the future.

People involved in Epic of Gilgamesh

Gilgamesh: King who's 2/3 god who wants to be immortal


Enkidu: sent to kill gilgamesh, but becomes best friend then dies


Humbabba: Forrest beast killed because gilgamesh and enkidu needed a challenge


Ishtar: Goddess who wants Gilgamesh

What is the Story of Oedipus Rex?

Oedipus is a King in Thebes, a plague has been killing all his people, so he asks the oracle why its happening. Oracle says man who killed the king before him is in thebes so to stop the plague that man has to be gone. A blind Prophet Tyrceaus is asked by Oedipus who the killer is and he says Oedipus killed the old king. Tells Oedipus that he doesn't know his real parents

How does Oedipus show Archaic characteristics?

because he listens to the oracle

How does Oedipus show Classical Characteristics?

hes classical when he leaves

History of Western/Wailing Wall?

Most important historical site for jews


Inside is Muslim controlled sactuary


put there wishes into the wall as if Blood letting to god


Built by king harold

What are the first 5 books of the Torah in order?

Genesis


Exodus


Leviticus


Numbers


Deuteronomy

What is the destruction of Mankind story?

Hathor - image of cow, turns into Sakhmet "The eye of Ra" when mad.


Ra talks to Hathor, she turns to Sakhmet, starts killing people , Ibis/Thoth takes over and have a plan to get sakhmet drunk by having her think beer is blood. she wakes up and doesnt remember

Buddah DVD

4) No matter who you are, we all get old and sick, we all suffer we all die, have to figure out how it's all okay


14) Suffering didnt start at birth and end at death, its endless and continues. the only way to be end it is to be enlightened. a buddah


16) Sidartha realized true knowledge comes from within


33) we're all enlightened, but our desires keep us from nirvana


34) nirvana is this moment


36) brahma told him to teach the world, he wasnt successful at first buddhism is about being ordinary not standing out


37) The middle road is the answer


38) middle way is balanced


42) not all desire, be smart about desires

Why dont jews read new testament?

they dont believe jesus is the savior, still waiting for the 1st coming

why didn't people like soloman?

made people build the 1st temple

how did soloman rule on the one child who two ladies claimed was theirs?

gave it to the lady that didn't want to have the baby cut in half and would rather give it to the other lady.

why wasnt jesus seen as the son of god?

they expected a leader like Saul or David

st paul

made people aware of jesus if it wasnt for st paul people wouldnt know of jesus

Islam?

Ihram - "CHANGE" clothing worn by men, all white, meaning all are equal


Kaaba - big black cube, islams most sacred mosque


Tawaf - ritual during pilgrimage, circle kaaba 7x


Sa'ee - walking back and forth, symbolizing search for water


Hill of Arafat - most dangerous part of pilgrimage, talk to god, where mohammed gave a sermon


shaving head - symbolizes new beginning


Final tawaf - give food to poor


black stone - whats left of original structure of building, black because of sins, used to be white



Rituals: Human Sacrifice

an honor to be sacrificed - mayan

people sacrificed, warriors/captured enemies


priests sacrificed so they can win


done at top of temple



skull rack

displayed skulls of captives of war

blood letting

like writing letter to santa, communicating with gods

ball game

only spaniards saw how it was played


no equipment just rubber ball


no evidence at all


belt called yoke


commoners would watch


superbowl commoners cant watch


winner captain worth of sacrifice



origin of pulque

their alcohol, maguey plant, from goddess who spit and turned into pulque



mayan numbers

160000


8000


400


20


1


Bar= 5


Dot= 1


Circle=0

5th sun

sun created and destroyed 4 different times


nanahyatzin turns into tonatiun which is the 5th sun


Tecu becomes the moon


tonatio a demanding god



birth of huitzilopochtli

born in coatepec


mother coatlicue - serpent skirts


sister - coyolayhiqui


born ready to fight


sister killed found at bottom of pyramid


feathers got her pregnant, southerners want to few that survive become the stars



maya myths

all false, believed for a long time


they were united


they were peaceful


cities used for religious purposes only


writing is esoteric

temple of bonampak

classical city, not peaceful, GAMECHANGER. sacrificed victims from other states, torture high ranking ones, humliate

chichinitza

post classical city state. sacrifices take place here. get rid of spirits by sweating in sauna, temple of a thousand columns



church of holy sepulcher

resurrection church


in jerusalem

circus maximus

a Roman outdoor arena in which public games, such as chariot races, were held

forbidden city

Built in the Ming Dynasty, a great walled city built within Beijing built for Yonglo. All commoners and foreigners were forbidden to enter without special permission.

masada

one of jews greatest symbols

machu picchu

Know as the "lost city of the Inca," Machu Picchu was a sacred ceremonial center of the Inca, located high in the Andean Mountains. Most spectacular archeological site on the South America continent

petra

Petra is a historical and archaeological city in the southern Jordanian governorate of Ma'an that is famous for its rock-cut architecture and water conduit system