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    after achieving enlightenment. He also noted that the Buddha was said to be able to heal physical illness and that many of the Buddha’s disciples acquired healing abilities by following his teachings. Dr Usui traveled throughout Japan‚ studying at Buddhist temples and asking questions about healing. The priests and head monks he talked to always had the same answer. They stated that they used to know how to heal the body‚ but this information was lost

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    Furthermore‚ it includes blogs where people can talk to each other about the Sikh religion online as well as the Sikh calendar. There are many audio clips as well as quite a few video clips for the visual learner. They thoroughly explain what meditation is and they explain how one would go about meditating. The website includes lectures in case one is looking to practice their religion or if one is just curious to learn about this unique religion. In addition‚ the website includes a radio as well

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    integral part of the Hindu religion. Since yoga is associated with asceticism‚ and Shiva is the Lord of asceticism‚ we can assume that Shiva is the Lord of Yoga. Shiva uses his yogic power to project the universe from himself. In Shiva the art of meditation takes its absolute form. His seated posture is similar to the posture one sits in while they are meditating. The sound “AUM” that is repeated over and over again‚ is meant to express ultimate reality in the cosmos‚ in the Lord of Yoga - Shiva

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    Work While You Work‚ and Play While You Play How can you be a slave of your own thoughts? How can you be a slave of activity? "No‚ no‚ I have to work. Without work‚ I don’t feel happy." Work ethic they call it - beautiful term - work ethic. I call it work addiction. Some people call it work alcoholism or workaholism. It is no use working when you should not be working‚ when you need not work. We are beings who have a will‚ who have a mind‚ who have an intelligence‚ who must know when to work

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    self-questioning god even anger at times with him. My brother always say” I am a strong believer in god and with him all thing are possible”. As Christian and a care giver I believed that having faith and a spiritual background help me to believe that prayer‚ meditation‚ support from family and religious leader (pastor‚ priest‚ or Rabbi) is a great assets in any health crisis. Knowing where to turn to for help is important when contemplating health crisis‚ coping with grief and depression‚ or facing another personal

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    What is Yoga? So where did Yoga originate? Yoga is a form of art created 5‚000 years ago to synchronize the system of the mind‚ body‚ and spirit. The word yoga means “union” in Sanskrit‚ the language of ancient India where yoga originated. (Yoga Online) We can think of the “union” occurring between the mind‚ body and spirit. Yoga can also be effectively explained by the Sanskrit word “asana”‚ which refers to the practice of physical postures or poses. Although yoga was originally created in ancient

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    Orthodox and Catholic communities the belief in the Communion of Saints means that in some cases Christians will offer their prayers to a particular saint‚ who is believed to intervene on behalf of the person on earth Prayers of reflection and meditation involve finding a time and place free from distraction and centring one’s thoughts on God The main purpose of prayers of reflection and mediation is to create an inner stillness which allows a person to deeply contemplate the nature of God

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    Reduces stress and tension in the physical body by activating the parasympathetic nervous system Padamasan:Padma = Lotus‚ asana = posture or pose Pronounced : Pa-dah-maa-sun-aa Padmasana or Lotus pose is a cross-legged yoga posture which helps deepen meditation by calming the mind and alleviating various physical ailments. Benefits of Padmasana (Lotus pose) Improves digestion Reduces muscular tension and brings blood pressure under control Relaxes the mind Helps pregnant ladies during childbirth Reduces

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    must do so without grasping. If all you do is focus on what you are doing you will not reach your target. Let go and enlightenment will come to you. This is the same underlying concept that Zen and Buddhism rely on. If one focuses too much on meditation then he will never actually clear your head and reach the blissful goal of enlightenment. His master explains this as‚ "The right art is purposeless‚ aimless! The more obstinately you try to learn how to shoot the arrow

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    Analyzing of Observations with Reflecting Thoughts While devotees were chanting‚ I observed that some were rubbing the beads. Initially I thought that it was part of the religious practice. However‚ based on my existing knowledge‚ strings of beads were usually held differently; on one hand and devotees would rotate the beads with their thumb. In addition‚ they did this to count the number of times they had chanted. Thus‚ I postulate that since Soka is a Japanese religious movement and in a sense

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