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    belief to the perspective the Hindus are working with, the following analogy would likely be suitable: the Eight Immortals are to Daoism as the avatars of Vishnu are to Hindus. While the avatars of Vishnu and the Immortals are not exactly the same, there is a general concept that still applies. The Hindu people worship and look to the avatars of Vishnu, like Rama for example, and try to model their lives after what their stories proclaim. Daoist believers practically…

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    The religions of the world have many differences amongst them but also share similarities as well. Each religion utilizes rituals, symbols, and myths in spreading the ideas of a particular faith. Both Buddhists and Hindus share the practice of building home shrines in order to perform religious rituals. Symbols are important aspects of all faiths. The Star of David represents Judaism just as the Wheel of Dharma represents Buddhism. One of Hinduism's creation myths describes how Brahma…

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    The usage of the right type of language is extremely crucial when used in a writing. If used correctly, it sets the mood of the storyline, it causes readers to get lost into the pages of the writing. Language is an extremely powerful weapon authors use to get into a readers mind. Like so, Yann Martel, the author of “Life of Pi” uses a beautiful form of language to tell us about Pi’s journey to survive alongside Bengali a tiger in the Pacific Ocean. The theme of this story is that Man’s inner…

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    the Christians, you have God “The Father” who is said to have spoken the universe and all its inhabitance into existence when there was nothing there, and seeks to answer the prayers of his followers. Compared with the Vishnu the Cosmic King also known as the god of protection. Vishnu manifest himself in human forms known as avatars to help when there is crisis on Earth. Even though these two religions differ highly in most ways there are a few instances where you can see some similarities…

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    Out of there Vishnu has a 10 creators including Rama and Krishna. Krishna basically 8th creator of Vishnu who admitted ritual poem which was famous as a Bhagwat Gita, which has been very famous ritual poem in Hindu religion. Writer also provide some statistic of Popularity of Hinduism that Hinduism followed…

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    Diversity In Hinduism

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    1) How can Hinduism be described as a diverse religion? Hinduism can be described as a diverse religion for multiple reasons. The first would be the ways in which practitioners of Hinduism worship multiple avatars, especially those of Vishnu, whose favored avatar appears to be Krishna. Second there are different views of Brahman, which all agreed as the Divine Spirit, but the three views discussed in the video, on the trails of world religions Hinduism, are: 1. The universe and Brahman are one…

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    Four Stages Of Life

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    This piece of artwork represents 3 different parts of Hinduism, Karma and Dharma, The Trimurti, and The Four Stages of Life. Dharma is one’s “duty” in life, for practicing dharma is the way in which one may improving their life. Karma, on the other hand, is the belief that a person’s actions in life will determine their fate in their following life. One must do their dharma in order to achieve good karma. In the art piece, dharma is represented by the brown path following from the bottom left…

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    The fragments Yann Martel puts together in this chapter of Life of Pi really makes the story come to life. At this point in the novel, Pi is becoming content with his surroundings. He begins by detailing the night sky, moon, and shining stars; as Pi goes on with his description we begin to see various notions of light and dark imagery. The composition of darkness infers danger, whereas light gives us a sense of faith. If Martel were to merely say “the night sky is pitch black”, we would see no…

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    He is the child of King Dasaratha and Queen Sumitra, and twin of Shatrughna. Lakshmana is depicted as a form of the Shesha, the ‘naga’ (snake) associated with the god Vishnu. He is forced to leave Sita, who was deceived by the demon Maricha into believing that Rama was in trouble. Sita is kidnapped by Ravana upon him leaving her. He was wedded to Sita 's younger sister Urmila. Ravana, a demon, is the king of Lanka. After…

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    Sexism In Islam Essay

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    Throughout time, society has been highly male dominated, and while in some cultures and religions the female physique has been worshiped in regards to fertility, love, and nature, males remain a dominant figure in all walks of life. All people, however mostly women, will experience some sort of discrimination, prejudice, or stereotyping throughout their lifetime. Religions have contributed to the patriarchal society that is still somewhat prevalent today, and while each sect and variation of…

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