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    it's much less focused on the exterior it's not really monotheistic or polytheistic- they're not talking about gods or goddesses they're talking about you they're talking about what you cando to free yourself to find enlightenment of what they call Nirvana and we'll talk about that in a moment but we have the year at about 563 BCE and you have to remember that a lot of these stories are passed down they could be nonfiction they might some be fiction but they are legends that are believed by…

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    troubling life and struggled daily with drug abuse, he still appeared larger than life. With their debut album lasting a whopping 335 week- or 6 years- total on the billboard's top 200 Nirvana seemed to have the potential to be the biggest band since the Beatles. Even Jay Z spoke on the strength of Cobain and how Nirvana was the only band that could stop the growth of Hip Hop in what's considered to be its golden age. Jay Z went on record to say “It was weird because hip-hop was becoming this…

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    Unlike Hinduism and its belief in role based karmic merit, Buddhism suggests the idea of individual karmic merit without the idea of a caste system. One gains positive karmic standing through the action of finding enlightenment to hopefully discover Nirvana and is not expected to climb the ladder of life. Having a life that is pure and full of knowledge is one step closer to discovering an eternal understanding of life. Both Buddhism and Hinduism suggest that living a life of valuable karmic…

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    story of J.M. Barrie's classic tale, but in the flick, 'The Wolverine' actor Hugh Jackman and his band of buccaneers lead an exciting chorus of 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' by the American rock band that was formed by singer and guitarist Kurt Cobain - Nirvana. The Australian actor and producer Hugh Jackman, who plays as the wicked and cruel pirate in the Pan film, 'Blackbeard,' took some of his time to stop by EW's SiriuxXM studio to give thoughts about the origins of his unorthodox entrance…

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    aid Human aspirations are supported by divine powers and the grace they bestow Wisdom Compassion Attainment requires constant commitment, primarily for monks and nuns Religious practice is relevant to life in the world Ideal: Arhat who remains in nirvana after death Ideal: the bodhisattva Buddha is a saint, supreme teacher and inspirer Buddha is a savior Minimizes metaphysics Elaborates metaphysics Minimizes ritual Emphasizes ritual Practice centers on meditation Includes petitionary prayer 3.…

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    In reviewing this week’s assignment, Nirvana is described as “Blowing out, extinction of desire, attachment, and suffering (Voorst, 2013). This belief is a part of the religion of Buddhism, which is the religion of enlightment (Voorst, 2013). Buddhism was founded by Siddhartha Garrtama, which was the son of Hindus, but while Siddhartha experienced the Four Passing sights, he was somewhat disturbed by what he saw in the first three sights but was rather interested in what he saw in the four sight…

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    Siddhartha was born a prince which is why he had power. He didn’t take control of his power until he was an adult because all his life until he was an adult, he stayed inside the palace because Shuddhodana his father didn’t allow him to go out. He used his power to get out of the palace so he can find teachers to teach him how to understand the suffering of life which he witnessed many times when he has gone out of the palace. After Siddhartha left the palace, he went by foot, on a journey to…

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    understanding. Following are descriptions of the main Buddhist deities. Medicine Buddha is a legendary Buddha. He represents the nature of healing in the Buddha’s teachings. Some Mahayana Buddhists think of Medicine Buddha as a real person, who passed into nirvana, and now looks over the heavens, and can be called upon to heal. In Tibet, Medicine Buddha can be meditated to, and he relieves stress. Amitabh Buddha is also a legendary…

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    Cobain began attending all of “The Melvins” rehearsals, where he met his best friend Krist Novoselic, whom he later teamed up with to form Nirvana. In 1988, Nirvana released their first single “Love Buzz” which caused an uproar in the music industry. “A started level of anger, energy and jaded intelligence,” said “Guitar Player Magazine.” Kurt signed “Nirvana” on with Geffen Records, which put them high on the charts beside other big rock…

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    rebirth, that the quality of our future lives is determined by the quality of our actions in this one, and that we can escape this cycle by achieving a state of enlightenment”. Hindus call this enlightenment Moksha on the other hand buddhist call it Nirvana. This leads to reincarnation and suffering another concept common in both religions. “Like Hindus, Buddhists see unenlightened samsara as a state of suffering. We suffer because we desire the transient. Only when we achieve a…

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