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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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    Hinduism

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    Hinduism is a diverse religion that is complex on many levels. Over one billion people in the world are Hindu which accounts for approximately fifteen percent of the world’s population. Although not as commonly known as other world religions it has a deep impact in the world. Hinduism has two different dates as to when it was founded, one is storied and the other is historical. The storied says according to the Rig Veda that Hinduism was founded around 10,000 to 12,500 BCE which is the…

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    Hinduism In Life Of Pi

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    Topic #1- How Hinduism Connects to Life of Pi Out of the three religions that Pi practiced, he adapted more into Hinduism because he was born into it, and one can see how the Hinduism creed was the key to Pi’s survival. Although it is the world’s third largest religion, Hinduism differs from the other major religions because it does not have a standard theology (Carnagie). Throughout the entire book, Piscine practiced Hinduism in India, while he was on the lifeboat, and even in his own house.…

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    I Believe In Karma

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    I believe in karma. I believe that the definition of karma is simple.. what goes around, comes back around. I believe in good karma and bad karma. I have dished out a good amount of good karma in my life, but also some bad stuff too. Everyone is human and has done a fair share of bad things too. I believe that you can decide what karma comes back to you. That is why I try to put my best actions out into the world because I believe those good actions will come back to you in the future. You…

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    Karma is defined as the doctrine that the good and bad acts have inevitable consequences in this and future lives. In the story of Radish and Lady Leek Stem, we karma in action. Radish entrusted Lady Leek Stem, his mother, with money to give to monks who came to the door to beg. Since she did not give money to the monks, she lied to him when he returned. As a result of her lie, instead of reaching salvation, when she died she went straight to hell, where she suffered terrible torments (such as…

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    Hinduism is the dominant religion in South Asia mostly in India and Nepal. Hinduism states that Brahma is the creator and source of all creation. Hindus believe that their job is to be honest, patience, compassion, and to not harm other living beings. Hinduism is also sort of famous for the sacred Aum sound believed to be the first sound at the start of creation. Hinduism does not have a specific time of origin or a specific founder. The religion seems to have always existing. It is a collection…

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    Jain Monk Research Paper

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    There are five vows the Jain monks follow in everyday life. If a Jain monk does not follow these five vows they are not leading an ideal life (Hopfe & Woodward, 2011, p. 93). In comparing my daily morning to Jain monks there are numerous activities that would violate vows of the Jain monks. In contrast, there are things that I do follow according to Jain monk vows. According to the first Jain monk vow they believe humanity towards animals (Hopfe & Woodward, 2011, p. 93). That means that no…

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    Hinduism Research Paper

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    Hinduism is the second biggest religion on the earth, I cannot imagine having a religion so big that someone created. Religion brings people together from all around the world. Religion is a strong belief, and worshipping about anything you can believe in. Hinduism has been around for thousands of years. Five thousand five hundred BCE is the latest they can date Hinduism because of evidence. But who knows when Hinduism actually started, many say that it has no beginning. Hinduism precedes…

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    Karma is a type of belief or system that appears as being a part of many religions around the world. Because of this, Karma has been changing slightly depending on the area it is being developed and immersed in. That however, is not the only change when it comes to Karma. There are also variations in what people view Karma along with how they understand as well. Some of this deals with the negative and positive views that people within religions have towards Karma. For those from the outside…

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    Silence is an important aspect of the Hindu tradition. Silence is a preparation, a way of knowing oneself, and also of knowing the world, as is revealed in the tapashyaa(s) (meditation) of the muni(s) (sages). In fact, the word ‘muni’ has its origin in the Sanskrit word ‘mauna’, meaning silence, the maintenance of which is believed to inculcate power and knowledge, as opposed to speech that saps all energy. Silence, as a spiritual entity, is common both in the Buddhist philosophy and in the…

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