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    Vesak

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    2500 years ago at Kusinagar. Apart from Sri Lanka‚ many Asian countries including India‚ Japan‚ Singapore‚ Taiwan‚ Indonesia and Nepal celebrate Vesak. Many religious activities are organized during this period in Sri Lanka such as Sil campaigns‚ Bodhi Poojas‚ Dansalas (Freely giving foods‚ coffee‚ tea from people)‚ Vesak devotional songs (Bakthi Gee)‚ pandols (thoran) and lanterns. Many temples are filled with Atasil devotees and pilgrims all over Sri Lanka to mark this great event. In temples

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    early years he lived as a prince in his royal palace but when he was 29 years old he retired to the forest where he followed a spiritual life of meditation ("About Buddhism"‚ 2007). After six years of mediation he attained enlightenment under the Bodhi Tree. After his enlightenment he was asked to teach the introduction to Buddhism. As a result of this request‚ Buddha rose from meditation and taught the first Wheel of Dharma ("About Buddhism"‚ 2007). These teachings included the Sutra of the Four

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    everyone is acknowledged for reincarnation. In the earliest times of Buddhism‚ statues of the Buddha were not used. Instead‚ Buddhist art consisted of images symbolizing the Buddha and his teachings‚ these include; The Lotus‚ The Wheel of the Law‚ The Bodhi tree‚ The Buddha’s footprints‚ and The Eight Auspicious Symbols. Buddhism consists of multiple sacred texts. One of them is the Pali Tipitaka. This sacred text is the earliest collection of Buddhist teachings. Another sacred text is Mahayana Sutras

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    “[A human being] experiences himself‚ his thoughts and feelings as something separated from the rest‚ a kind of optical delusion of his consciousness‚ “said Albert Einstein. “Our task must be to free ourselves from this prison by widening our compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty” (“Heart Quotes”). Einstein’s view on nature is similar to that of Indian Buddhists. Life-giving Indian weather inspired the Buddhist cyclic view of rebirth while the rugged terrain

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    esrm 101

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    TODAY’s Class Topics 1) Why do humans like trees/forests? 2) Examples of 3 reasons why past global societies revered trees Respect for survival‚ Longevity Human values codified as behavior rules Traditional Science‚ Political‚ Culture‚ Religion – transmittal intergeneration knowledge of nature/society/rules of behavior 3) Today we revere pretty things & less past types of reverences 4) Global conflicts over resources/land due to how we revere or see nature: Conflicting values;

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    Definition of Religion

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    Name: Kenia Ramirez Professor: Rayka Rush Assignment: Buddhism Class: PHIL 2200 Date: April 30‚ 2014 I chose to talk about assignment 2. The question to discuss in this essay is very contradictory because one of the beliefs of Buddhism is the reincarnation‚ but what confuses me is that they do not believe in soul. Buddhism as Jains and Hindus believe in reincarnation but unlike those two religions‚ however Buddhism does not believe. The basic concept of these three religions

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    Hinduism * A combination of a member of religious traditions in India * A polytheistic religion (More than one god) * God is Brahman - Creator and creation‚ made manifest in 3 persons: 1. Brahma - Creator 2. Vishnu - Preserver 3. Shiva - Destroyer * According to Hinduism‚ our true self is Brahman * The human soul is Atman * Basic Hindu phrase is "Atman is Brahman" or "Tat Tatum asi"‚ meaning "That Thou Art!" * Goal of Hindu life: 1. Become perfected to

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    "So far as I am able to judge‚ nothing has been left undone‚ either by man or nature‚ to make India the most extraordinary country that the sun visits on his rounds. Nothing seems to have been forgotten‚ nothing overlooked. India is the cradle of the human race‚ the birthplace of human speech‚ the mother of history‚ the grandmother of legend‚ and the great grandmother of tradition." Mark Twain‚ the writer of this quotation‚ was obviously impressed by the subcontinent. Travel agents say it’s nearly

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    Anthony D’Angelo Position Paper Sacred Places Many different types of things can be considered sacred‚ whether it is a location or a thing. Sacredness is usually considered a term when somewhere or something is worshipped by a religious group. The Ganges River in Asia and Lourdes in France are both some common places that many believe have inexplainable miracles occur there due to the sacredness of the place. Whether something is considered sacred can sometimes be a controversial topic when a regards

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    A Buddhists Worldview

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    was born in northeastern India around 560 B.C. (Caner‚ 2008) Gautama fasted underneath a fig tree and meditated for seven days. After mediating and after no eating or drinking‚ Gautama reached a state of Nirvana. The fig tree was renamed as the Bodhi tree (tree of wisdom) and Siddartha Gautama renamed himself as Buddha (Enlightened One). The “Buddha” shared his teachings of the “four noble truths” (Caner‚ 2008). These teachings from Buddha lack the understanding of how life began. The Question

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