The visual rhetoric section examined the subtle symbolism of that the wampum represents. The color choices and pattern are all precisely picked and thought about before the belts were made. Such as a white and black belt representing welcoming the white people to the land for the first time. The number of columns are also representative of event in the Native American history, like two rows being…
Learning Outcomes (Objectives): At the completion of this lesson students will have: 1. Discovered what the primary and secondary colours are by observing a colour video, listened to the teacher explain the colour wheel concept and added and mixed colours to create new colours. 2. Added and mixed together the three primary colours: red, yellow and blue to make the three secondary colours: orange, green and purple on a blank colour wheel template. 3.…
The results revealed that the 4 elements in Theravada Buddhism related into 3 aspects as 1) body 2) mental and 3) doctrines. Whenever four elements are changed inside the body that caused sufferings, happiness and neither pain nor happiness more or less depends on the natural condition. It can be known by one who are practicing or developing the tranquility and insight meditation until realizing the Three Characteristics. They can detachment and achieve enlightenment. Those three relationships depend on the body and can be used as a tool for practicing or considering to the mental factors as they are.…
“Sacred Pathways,” by Gary Thomas is an enlightening book which describes nine ways humans can draw closer to God. Thomas explains many people are drawn to God through outward influences such as nature or their own five senses. Others are inspired more by routine and structure, interaction, experiences, or care-taking roles. Still other people are more inclined to feel closer to God through quiet and withdrawal, intense focus, or knowledge-seeking. Thomas explains one person may identify with multiple pathways and may even expand or change pathways over time (Thomas 23-30) .…
Although lower classed people supported and defended Buddhism in China, others with higher social status and elites took a xenophobic position on Buddhism and attempted to eradicate it by pointing out various flaws. As Buddhism spread though China people began to react differently to the new forms of teaching. People who were in lower positions of social hierarchy however, openly accepted Buddhism as a teaching and as a religion. Zhi Dun, states “He will behold the Buddha and be enlightened in his spirit, and then he will enter Nirvana.”…
Nicole Jones Folk Health Research Paper Appalachian Folk Remedies and Nursing Practices 12/2/16 Abstract Appalachian folk medicine is known as a healing method made up of beliefs and practices that are a passed down tradition through families and communities. It was developed in response to a lack of access to modern medical care and combines homemade remedies with superstition and religious beliefs. Appalachian folk medicine started from the need for health care. In pre-industrial Appalachia, doctors and modern medicine were rare and inaccessible as well as expensive, so people relied on traditional home remedies and superstitious practices to alleviate pain and to cure diseases.…
Tipitaka, or as Buddhists refer to it, The Three Baskets, are a number of scriptures from which Theravada Buddhism develops. These ThreeBaskets refer to the three receptacles that contained the scrolls form which the Buddha’s sermons and teachings were originally written andconserved. The Three Baskets consist of Sutra (Discourse Basket) ,Abhidarma (Higher Knowledge and Special Teachings Basket), andVinaya (Rules and Regulations). Within the Three Baskets, there is the Sutra whichcontains the teachings of the Buddha.…
Medicine During the Elizabethan Era The Elizabethan Era is a big epoch in English history. This era was ruled by Queen Elizabeth, 1558 through 1603, historians refer to this place in time as the Golden Era. They refer to it as the Golden Era because of how many great accomplishments, and changes that were made. Medicine however, did not change much from medieval time to the Elizabethan Era.…
One way that Americans healing compare to the western approach is that both focus on restoring one back to health from an illness state, however, it contrast widely on how they are approached. Native Americans believe in the healing of the body from a holistic perspective while Western medicine has been so segmentalized into at times treating organ disease than the whole individual. The western approach is also focused on what is empirically validated while the Native American is passed down from generations and may also be from word of mouth. The western medicine also focuses on the use of specialized individuals that are physicians in the provision of care while the American Indians use healers in the form of medicine man and woman. Lastly,…
About a month ago, I learned about the three ancient Chinese philosophies: Confucianism, Buddhism, and Daoism. When people think of Daoism, they usually picture the half black, half white circle. It might just like a random shape, but this, I believe. I’ve had a countless number of good days in my life.…
Throughout the process of learning about my top four Sacred Pathways, I have learned a lot about myself individually such as, my pathways are caregiver, contemplative, enthusiast, and naturalist. I could have told myself these things; if anyone knows me then they already know that I am all these things every single day. There is no doubt in my mind that I am not already a caregiver and a naturalist and an enthusiast, however, I had never noticed how big of a contemplative I was until I read Sacred Pathways by Gary Thomas. Caring for others and showing compassion onto those around us comes with loving God. By being a caregiver, I have come to the realization of traits in me that I hadn't noticed before.…
Buddhism is a way of life of peace, loving, kindness, and wisdom. Buddha Shakyamuni, the founder, lived and taught in India. Ever since two and a half thousand years ago, millions of people followed his pure spiritual path. Buddha taught people how to find enlightenment for themselves. An educated being sees the nature of reality completely and totally clearly, just as it is, and lives fully and naturally obeying that vision.…
Intro: Buddhism answers all the fundamental questions including the solution. The solution includes the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path. This path is to lead a person to enlightenment which should be the goal of life in the eyes of Buddhism. Buddhism follows the Buddha and his story of enlightenment to reach the solution and to find true happiness.…
The Ten Commandments, they were for men to follow God’s wishes. They are a guidepost for how man was to live his life and conduct himself morally. The Beatitudes are eight declaration of blessedness spoken by Jesus at the beginning of the sermon of the mount. But we are going to discuss the importance of the Ten Commandments and the Beatitudes for ethical life decision from the perspective of the Catholic tradition. Firstly, the decision we make are reflected to The Ten Commandments and The Beatitudes.…
Hue, Saturation, and Intensity are represented as HSI in HSI colour model. The HSI model is used as an alternative to, or alongside the RGB representation. In this model, the hue of a colour is its angle measure on a colour wheel. Pure red have hue value as 0°, pure green have hue value as 120°, and pure blues have hue value as 240°. Neutral colours like white, grey, and black are set to hue value 0° for feasibility.…