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    dualistic expression of reality continues to the Jainism belief that the universe goes through cycles‚ and in the belief that human beings are composed of opposing forces one material and the other spiritual (Molloy‚ p194‚ 2010). A second teaching Ahimsa translated into English as “gentleness” or “harmlessness” is an observed reverence for all life‚ and another central tenet of Jainism. As part of this ethical code Jains are strict vegetarians with some going as far as the rejecting the use of animal

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    disciplines of meditation (dhyana) and focused awareness to contemplate the nature of reality more deeply. 8. Right contemplation I cultivate states of blissful inner peace (samadhi). How do these teachings inform the practice of Buddhism? Ahimsa (do no harm) discourages causing not only physical pain but also psychological hurt or the exploitation of another Karma - It

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    they might move up or down in the caste system. One of the ways Hinduism helps a person is to help him reach moksha‚ the goal of one’s soul to stop being reincarnated and reunite with Brahman‚ god. Hinduism also has a rule against violence called ahimsa‚ which is another way to live an ethical life. A person tried to do as many good deeds as possible so‚ that in his next life he can become a part of a higher caste. This causes a person to live both an ethical and meaningful life. Hinduism does not

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    Consider the following statement: Sallekhana (“holy death”) violates the Jain principle of ahimsa because it is an act of violence against oneself. Using examples from Ch. 5 of your text‚ what points might a follower of Jainism make to argue against this

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    enlightenment. Yama: social restraints; moral and ethical guidelines or principles for yogins to apply in regard to their relationship with others. Guidelines of integrity that help us create choices true to our higher functioning selves. Has 5 principles: Ahimsa: non-harming/non-violence Asteya: non-stealing Satya: honesty or truth Bramacharya: conservation of energy; chastity‚

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    Buddhism is a religion based on the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama who lived between the years of 566 B.C. to 480 B.C. and was known as “Buddha‚ the Enlighten One.” Many people question whether or not Buddhism is an actual religion because Buddhism primarily focuses on practices rather than beliefs. Unlike Buddhism‚ a biblical worldview requires the knowledge of what the word God teaches while Buddhism teaches individuals how they can realize truth for themselves. A person can develop a worldview

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