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    I. Ritual Observed Due to my interest in learning more about Buddhism, I have taken advantage of what this course has to offer to correctly research and learn about the religion. Unfortunately, I could not find a public Buddhist ritual in time for this assignment. Instead, I observed was a Hindu ritual, performed at the Self Realization Fellowship Lake Shrine, located in the Pacific Palisades. I attended the Sunday service, on May 21st at 9 in the morning, though they do offer a second service…

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    things. For example, they will sweep the ground in advance to avoid stepping on bugs (Judge and John 50). The Jains believed that if they show respect to all living things; they can purify their spirits and be free from the cycle of death and reincarnation. Only a few people are able to fully practiced Jainism because most of the people are farmers and herders, which sometimes involved killing insects or animals. Not many people can fully practice the Jainism religion that is why it is remained…

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    Mutants. Since the discovery of their existence they have been regarded with fear, suspicion, often hatred. Across the planet, debate rages. Are mutants the next link in the evolutionary chain or simply a new species of humanity fighting for their share of the world? Either way it is a historical fact: Sharing the world has never been humanity 's defining attribute (Cooper-Dowda). In this quote by Professor X (short for Xavier, who is the leader of the Marvel’s group of mutants known as the…

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    Hayao Miyazaki, an influential Japanese film director who has produced animated films that still remain popular both in Japan and worldwide. Throughout this essay, one of his most famous animated films “My Neighbor Totoro” will be discussed, exploring the religious elements used in the film, based on a comparison of Shinto and Buddhism. This should help us understand how Miyazaki delivers the message that nature is sacred. To understand the religious elements of the film, we should discuss the…

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    Social Cambodia has a population of 15.458.332. 47,9 % of the population is 24 or younger. In the table below you can see a population pyramid. As you can see there are a lot of young people. The life expectancy at birth is 63,78 years. For females it is 66,32 and for males it is 61,35 years. So on average females get older then males in Cambodia. The average school life expectancy is 11 years and the percentage of child labor is 39% (based om 2008 and 2001 information) 90% of the ethnic…

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    first banned at Graves Country high school, located in Kentucky in 1986. The ban didn’t spread further than Kentucky. It all began when a 16-year old student returned home and related to his mother that he was being asked to read a book about reincarnation. The mother read the assigned book, Faulkner’s As I Lay Dying, and concluded that it was “secular humanism”. She contacted the school and initially was content with their offer to have her son read Moby Dick instead; but then decided…

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    Humans, according to the Buddha, can escape the cycles of reincarnation by renouncing their earthly desires and seeking a life of meditation and self-discipline. The ultimate objective of Buddhism is to attain Nirvana, which is a state of total spiritual bliss – satisfaction (Humanosophy 1). Like Hinduism, Buddhism…

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    Finally, Buddhism is a completely axial religion because internal sacrifices, rewards, ultimate reality, and breaking the cycle of suffering are core beliefs. First, Inner peace and sacrifice is important. In Buddha, by Karen Armstrong, it is explained that citizens became dissatisfied with old Vedic beliefs. Since the Vedas were never written down, they had to be passed down orally. Soon, only the priests knew the Vedas. Because the Brahmins were the only ones with total religious knowledge,…

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    Reincarnation means to be born again and this is followed by Karma, which takes into account the good life lived by a person before death. According to Hindus death should come naturally at proper time. According to them, a person should tell illness should…

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    Ancient Egypt, ancient China, Mesopotamia, and Harappan have a very big impact on the way we live, and how our society is formed today. We still use many of the things they invented, and many of the things they learned on their journey. In order for a society to be termed a civilization, its citizens must share similar characteristics in five specific areas. Three if those specific areas of continuity include religion, government & social structure, and technological advancements & art &…

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