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    The Paradox of Nirvana and Anatman According to Buddhist philosophy, there are three characteristics of existence. These are that all things are impermanent and constantly changing, that suffering is inevitable and constant and the concept of anatman, or that there is no lasting self. This may seem to be a pessimistic view; however, Buddhism allows for the liberation of this endless suffering known as duhka. Through the unwavering following of the Eightfold Path one may reach Nirvana, an end to…

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    with my father about, Nirvana and Motley Creu. This comparison is driven by how my father is trying to school me on the type of music he likes. These two bands are considered “grunge” and “glam metal”. Personally, I believe Nirvana and Motley Creu are very different. Though they both fall under the rock category of music, as we know all rock music is not made the same. Motley Creu had its “Glam Metal” approach which was fun, entertaining and made for partying. While Nirvana had a more…

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    Moksa and Nirvana: While I explored the concepts of moksa and nirvana, I found that moksa in Hindu traditions and nirvana in early Buddhist traditions, has many similarities and differences. (Add some similarities and differences) I am also going to discuss the general ancient Indian worldview. This includes describing the social hierarchy and order of the Hindu caste system as well as discussing how karma, samsara, moksa, and dharma relate to each other. There are three philosophical schools,…

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    believe it or not, that is what I did recently. I am an avid fan of Nirvana, so it is only fitting that I brought my friend Kurt Cobain with me for a road trip from Phoenix to Seattle. Seattle is not only in close proximity to Nirvana's birthplace, but it is home to the Museum of Pop Culture, which prides itself in having the largest collection of Nirvana memorabilia in the world. Kurt Cobain founded the iconic grunge band Nirvana in 1987. Following the release of the single “Smells like…

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    Nirvana Hair Salon and Spa http://nirvanahairsalonandspa.com/ is a well-respected full service establishment whose sole purpose is to make women and yes, men too, feel their best through spa treatments for their skin, hair and nails and their general wellness through various forms of massage. Unless you live in an environmentally-controlled bubble, the air we breathe and walk around in is full of irritants, even contaminants. At Nirvana Hair Salon and Spa…

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    Each Band or Artist has a way of getting there message across to their intended audience. The band Nirvana used metaphors in their song “Rape Me” to show how the media and friends use and abuse their fame. While the song “The Way I am” by Eminem, can be heard as a diary entry into the life of a celebrity trying to live and be a normal person with the media. The song “The Way I am” is very clear with its use of imagism contrary to “Rape Me”, which could keep listeners guessing on who the aslant…

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    that place. There is only one place where there is only truth, and that is nirvana. Throughout the novel, the conflict is that Dorothy wants to return to Kansas. Her desire to return back to Kansas reveals the same conflict all souls have. Each and every soul is believed to have came from nirvana, and the soul is destined to return back to nirvana. Therefore, Kansas is comparable to the Theosophical Society's concept of nirvana. Meanwhile, the Land of Oz is depicted…

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    Although he spends most of his lifetime suffering to achieve his goal, his willpower pushed him through his struggle and made it possible for him to attain Nirvana. This clearly reveals that Siddhartha has a strong will-power. Another characteristic of Siddhartha is his strong curiosity which helps drives him on his journey to attain Nirvana. Siddhartha is curious to such an extent, that he is willing to be an ascetic, a rich man, and then a ferry man in order to find the key to attaining…

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    learns that all of the events that took place were necessary for obtaining enlightenment and that any consequences as a result of obtaining it is necessary. He finally obtains nirvana by understating this revelation and following the eightfold path. The soul never did reach nirvana because the soul had already achieved nirvana. The soul was one with the divine but the perception of the soul hid that fact. The soul needs to follow the eightfold path, to break the cycle of reincarnation to obtain…

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    judegementalism. However, in the face of Buddhism, such ideas are feuded. Siddhartha Gautama, the supreme Buddha, taught that there is no established heaven or hell as viewed by Christians, but rather a rebirth into another body or the achievement of Nirvana. To…

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