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    applied to the story of Siddhartha. The novel, Siddhartha, is about a story of a man named Siddhartha and his spiritual journey of self-discovery. Siddhartha goes through the hero’s path in order to find enlightenment, which is the core belief in Buddhism. Siddhartha grew up as a Brahmin son. His father, when Siddhartha was five, asked about his son’s future to a group of Brahmins. They prophesied that he would become a great kin or a great sage. The father preferred that his son become a…

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    Investigating Hinduism Essay Hinduism is a major religion of modern society. Between its prolific followers, estimated to be more than 760 million, and its historical influence upon other religions Hinduism has been a prolific religious and cultural influence worldwide. (Dunham, 2014). There are three important qualifiers to being a Hindu 1. Respect the various levels of deities and spirits. (Corduan,2012). “Although all Hindus acknowledge the existence and importance of a number of gods and…

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    Livth Dalai Lama Analysis

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    Essentially modern society is constantly developing under the weight of confliction that is always present in life, generating the desire to seek spiritual guidance and good moral conduct. The expression of the non-theistic religion, Buddhism presents its doctrines through passive teachings that encompasses the reasonings of the Dukkha and the process of Samsara. Different individuals such as the Dogen of the Zen Buddhists and the Theravada variant, Buddhaghosa both address the fulfilment of…

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    compiled in China. Yet, it consists of Buddhist teachings translated in a way that makes it both appealing and understandable to the Chinese. With that said, the Scripture in Forty-Two Sections is both a Chinese product and a translation of Indian Buddhism. The traditionally believed origin of the Scripture in Forty-Two Sections is based on the legend…

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    Many people have different thoughts and feelings about certain kind of religions or beliefs. In In a Rocket Made of Ice, there are many different religions that are practiced at Wat Opot. Most of the kids are Buddhist while the founder, Wayne, is Christian. The book talks about how each one of these people view each religion and how it impacts Wat Opot. Having about four different religions shared in one place, could be a struggle for some of the people living there. Background In In a Rocket…

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    Should Assisted Suicide be Legal? Physician assisted suicide is a controversial and still illegal practice in the United States. Many terminally ill people are in unbearable pain that medicine cannot heal. This is the sad reality of many people in the United States and most of the world. Many religions find assisted suicide unjust, other people fall with the slippery slope argument, and some people say it is against medical ethics. The opinion on physician assisted suicide is determined by…

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    Spread Of Buddhism

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    reachable to a variety of different cultures. As religions transcend in many occasions from there place of origin and take deep roots in another area of the globe. Buddhism is one of those religions that were created in order to deliver a spiritual message and gather a following of individuals to view the faith as the one and only truth. Buddhism began when a man of noble upbringing named Siddhartha Gautama abandoned his luxurious up bringing for a life of teachings and spirituality. From the…

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    similarities. For instance, Hinduism, Buddhism and Sikhism are some of the most popular religions in the East. These religions have many similarities and small differences to set them apart, all while generally believing in the same worldviews and belief system. With multiple similarities between each of these religions, it is known that Hinduism is the major inspiration for Buddhism and Sikhism. That being said, the creation and development of Hinduism, Buddhism and Sikhism is what sets them…

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    The book the places that scare you by Pema Chodron was very interesting. The title itself Caught my attention right away, but what really got me to read this book is that the author is a Buddhist nun, so she will not talk about religion or tell you what is right or what wrong. Before I read this book I thought the book was going to be about metal disorders only because of the title. I was completely wrong, this book is for all types of people who desire to face our fears in life with…

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    Although both of Christian and Buddhism lead people to do the right thing, to be superior and special. For something so similar that they must have their own significant different from origin, cultural acceptant, and practice. For both Jesus and Buddha are live and die for their believes but their perspective way of life was not a simply way of argument. Human is meant for something better but in center this both argument is, “Are there a supreme creator or the universe was self-created?”…

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