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    Bhagavad Gita Summary

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    Hinduism is a one of the oldest major religions that is still around, it is also known for being the structure of the cultural system in the Indian subcontinent. Some say that Buddhism was first branched out of Hinduism and then spread through central, eastern and southeastern Asia; it then became the religion and culture of these regions (Spodek 268). The Bhagavad Gita is key to Hinduism, also known as the “Sun God” this book is one of the most sacred and well known religious doctrines. (Spodek…

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    In Japan, Samurai were of the military elite during the medieval and early-modern period. In Japanese, they are known as bushi or buke. By the 12th century, the word samurai became synonymous with bushi. It was closely associated with the middle and upper ranks of the warrior class. Usually associated with a clan and their lord, the samurai also followed a set of rules that later came to be known as the bushidō. Although the samurai numbered less than 10% of Japan's former population, their…

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    In “Siddhartha”, by Hermann Hesse, Siddhartha undergoes a tough journey of mental and physical preparation to seek knowledge where he experienced many obstacles that enhanced his wisdom up to the point where he reached enlightenment. The author portrays many obstacles that the protagonist overcomes throughout time only by the crucial preparation to reach the purest state of happiness. Siddhartha, the young falcon, realized that he was not born with knowledge; that he had to experience it in…

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    Essay On Jain Shrine

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    than likely a wealthy individual from northwest India would have had this small shrine created for his own private Jainism religion purposes. Jainism is a religion of India which is older and was firmly established at the same time of the origin of Buddhism (Jain). The time zone from which these shrines came is the 16th century ("Revealing A Hidden Treasure: A Jain Shrine From India » The Nelson-Atkins Museum Of Art"). The materials that were used…

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    History Of Togaku Music

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    Gagaku is the traditional court music of Japan. The word gagaku originates from the literal Japanese pronunciation of the Chinese characters for the term “elegant music” (Britannica). The origins of gagaku trace back to mainland China where it was first developed as music for the imperial court of the Tang Dynasty. This music then spread east to Korea where it was adopted as the music of the imperial Korean court. During the 5th century, musicians from the the Korean imperial court travelled to…

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    Buddhism Dbq Analysis

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    Buddhism was first accepted by the lower class. Many Confucian scholars and high ranking officials begin to consider Buddhism a threat. Some people thought that Buddhism poisoned their culture, while others thought it was the greatest thing in Chinese history. The people in China respond in different ways to the Buddhism. While, some Chinese scholars praised and defended the belief because it offered comfort and justified sorrow (Doc 1 & 2). Confucian scholars sided with the emperor in…

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    6th Century Buddhism

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    Buddhism was constructed in the late 6th century.Siddhartha Gautama (the "Buddha") is the founder of buddhism. This religion is important in most of asha. It has been formed into many different forms. Siddhartha Gautama ,or the butta was born in 563 B.C.E.in a plase called Lumbini . After Siddhartha Gautamad died. the community he created slowly became a comlax religion like movement and the teachings of Siddharthais the basics of buddhism. In this last few decades the buddhists have been…

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    Bhagavad Gita Salvation

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    The Bhagavad Gita recounts the story of a battle over control of a land known as Hastinapura. Arjuna, leader of the Pandavas, stands on a battlefield opposite his kin, the Kauravas, and turns to the Lord Krishna for courage. Just before the start of the battle, Arjuna has a conversation with Krishna, an avatar of Brahman, on whether or not battling his own family is the right thing to do, for it seems to be one of the greatest sins. In response, Krishna advises Arjuna not to question God’s will…

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    belief systems of Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism.”Chinese Mythology is a very broad topic, from half animal, half human creatures to gods like the Jade Emperor. It is a combination of Buddhism, Confucianism, and Taoism. Theses influences have created many myths and incorporated ideas from different cultures together. Making Chinese mythology a giant mixing pot, complete with Indian and other Asian religions and myths combined under one subject. Buddhism arrived in China at about A . D .…

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    Reincarnation In Buddhism

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    Reincarnation in Buddhism is consider as rebirth, because in the religion, there is no Atman in reincarnation, where one soul continues to the next life with a new physical body. Every new reborn is a new living creature in the world. Thus, reincarnation is rebirths of new…

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