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    Religion is a very big subject that many people talk about and have their own way of thinking. Buddhism and Hinduism are the most two biggest religions in the Eastern world. There are many things to these religions that are important. Loren Eiseley had his own way of thinking. He made books and was into the history of science. He admires and believed in the work of Charles Darwin, so Eiseley believed in the science of things. Buddhism first emerged in the 5th century BCE, and is thought to…

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    and Daoism, in order to understand the relevant topics. I. The Essential Lessons of Relevant Philosophies Theravada Buddhism was born out of a rejection of the contemporary Hindu religion, as explained by Kupperman: “If the central thesis of the Upanishads is easy to summarize (atman is Brahman), so also is the central claim of early Buddhist philosophy. It is anatman: there is no atman, The Dhammapada centers a picture of what we are like, and of what the world is like, on this claim” 22). So,…

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    „The Bhagavad Gita‟ literally means songs of the lord. It is the essence of Indian scriptures like the Vedas, the Upanishads, and the puranas. The Gita teaches various paths to gain self - knowledge on inner peace. It is a complete guide to medical life and provides “All that is needed to raise the consciousness of man to the highest possible level”. Lord Krishna (embodiment…

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    Hindu Temple Experience

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    Religion has always played a prominent part in ancient cultures, and this is all the more so in India. The temples have played a central role in the fostering of the Hindu religion. The Hindu temple is not just a congregational structure or prayer hall. It is the House of God and the image inside is the soul. The temple that I went to was located in Ashland, MA and it was called Sri Lakshmi. From the outside the temple look really big and the color of the building is white, and they are a lot of…

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    The five primarily considered religions around the world are Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, and Judaism. All five religions have many thing different to distinguish themselves from the Others. Examples include but do not limit, their features of god(s), key beliefs, origins, sacred text, effect on society, and modern day traditions. Probably the most common religions all, Christianity. Christianity began from Jesus of Nazareth preaching his ideas. He did not originally plan for his…

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    Ancient or modern, the society is always male oriented and views women as objects for pleasure. Even when the government advocates policies to protect women, their safety, integrity and honour are consistently being questioned and violated. The problem lies in the collective psyche of the society, which includes both men and women. The sensibility is fashioned according to the male norms and thus the females in our society either witness or participate in their own subjugation process. This…

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    Siddhartha Religion

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    The World’s Most Centered and Compassionate Spirituality Unveiled! The roots of the Buddhist tradition are humble, akin to many other religions and spiritualities; its fundamental ideals were established by a simple dissatisfied man with a burning desire for greater fulfillment. When the Hindu brahman Prince Siddhartha Gautama embarked on his journey for answers, it took him on the path of two extremes: the life experience he had gleaned from princehood and that of asceticism, the bare minimum…

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    Hinduism Religion

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    Hinduism is a religion with such a profound history. This belief system originated so many years ago and to this day there are still many people practicing this faith. Almost all Indians, I believe, can trace back an ancestor who possibly followed this religion at some point, therefore it is essential for us to know a little more about this faith and gain a greater appreciation for it. By researching Hinduism, I believe my eyes have grown more for the beauty of this religion and I definitely…

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    The Serpent and the Rope is a diffuse and garrulous book, and Ramaswamy’s parade of learning, his intellectual arrogance and his bouts of self-pity can be irritating, while Rao’s tremendous linguistic resource can occasionally turn into sheer verbal jugglery, which brings diminishing returns with every new metaphysical hair meticulously split as in ‘Meaning is meaningful to meaning’. But with all its limitations, The Serpent and the Rope is a dazzling performance, … Few Indian English novels…

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    Judaism

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    parent of both Christianity and Islam. Hinduism, unlike Judaism doesn't have one main sacred text that they abide by. Rather, they have thousands of writings, and scripture that they live by. Some of those are: Sruti, and Smtri, Vedas, Brahmins, Upanishads, Aranyakas, the epics, The Code of Manu, and the Puranas. (Hinduism.2016) Hindus believe in an afterlife of reincarnation called "Samsara." This differs greatly from the Jews because they believe in Eternal life with Yahweh in Heaven. There…

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