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    Epistemology Of Japsangs

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    Japsang is a kind of ornamental roof tile that is placed on top of the main ridge to decorate and protect. Japsang was perhaps placed in order to prevent fire‚ since Chosun’s palace were made out of wood and frequently had fire. Japsang is influenced by the quadruped beast from the Bronze age China; it was brought during the Three Kingdom era‚ and was settled during the Goryeo Era in Korea. Japsang during the Chosun Era is only seen in the important buildings that were related to the royal family

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    Jainism‚ Buddhism‚ and Hinduism Jainism‚ Buddhism‚ and Hinduism‚ three of the world’s most dynamic and ancient religions developed in India around the same time. Though each borrowed from‚ evolved because of‚ or came into conflict with each other: Hinduism‚ Buddhism‚ and Jainism are more than religions‚ but cross-sections of an entire culture and time period. Jainism‚ Buddhism‚ and Hinduism have many a huge impact on eastern life as we know it. The interactions between humans and environment

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    Thai Mural

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    Reflection Paper On the assigned reading of week 2: “Modern Buddhist murals in Northern Thailand: a study of religious symbols and meaning”‚ written by John P. Ferguson and Christina B. Johannsen. The title pretty much says it all. In brief‚ the reading aims to explore some symbolic realms of Buddhist murals located in Northern Thailand (Chiengmai) as an attempt to achieve a better understanding of Theravada Buddhism world view. Founded on the belief that religious graphic art does deliver as

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    Chinese Singaporeans. Abstract: Since the 1980s‚ there has been a growing popularity amongst Chinese Singaporeans who worship the Thai deity Phra Phrom (commonly known to them as the “Four Faced Buddha”) and making regular pilgrimages to temples in Thailand. (Hoon 2001) My research will seek to understand the historical‚ cultural and economic dynamics behind these practices. Such an exploration would enable a further understanding of Religious Syncretism as defined by Shaw and Stewart (1994)

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    Nirvana is the goal of all Buddhists‚ which is the ending of all pain and suffering. It is the end of the cycle of birth and death that 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

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    Amazing Thailand

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    amount of Buddhist temples In Thailand. These are open for visits and allow tourists to get exposed to the national religion of Thailand. Bangkok is the capital of Thailand where you will find many important temples. One of the most important temples is the Temple Wad Pra Keaw. Here you find a Buddhist image made from a large Emerald. All the personal belongings from the Royal family and other items from the country are held in this temple as well. Another important temple is the temple of Dawn‚ also

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    Abortion in Thailand

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    located around Bangkok and rural areas (Narkavonnakit‚ 1979). Recently‚ the police officers found hundreds of human fetuses in the temple called Wat Phai Ngern. There are more than 3 hundreds of human fetuses in the temple’s morgue (Uribarri‚ 2010). A few days later‚ the police found more dead babies which is raised the number up to more than thousands fetuses in the same temple. At present‚ the police was able to arrest the owner of the illegal abortion clinic named Lanjakorn Jantamanas. She said to the

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    Zen Garden

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    Nature is an important element for the Zen Buddhist as it is said to aid with meditation that can achieve enlightenment. The ultimate place for this mediation is a Zen garden. These gardens are a Buddhist art expression that focuses on nature. However‚ the garden is almost entirely made of stone and gravel‚ with almost no plant life at all. In this essay I will discuss a brief history of the role of nature in Buddhism‚ explain why the stones and gravel in the Zen Garden are so important and describe

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    Buddhism APHG PPT

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    h are  both acceptable in the Buddhist faith. • Embalming is acceptable in Buddhism. • If the body is to be cremated‚ monks or family members lead  chanting at crematorium. Cremated remains may be collected by  the family the following day‚ and may be kept by the family‚  enshrined in a columbarium or urn garden‚ or scattered at sea. Cultural Landscape Pagodas are the principle  form of Buddhist  architecture‚ which are  used as religious  multistory Buddhist towers‚  used as a memorial or 

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    for his Catholic missionary work in Southeast Asia during the 16th century. Stadthuys: Constructed in 1650 as the residence of the Dutch Governor and his deputy‚ the structure reflects Dutch architecture. It is today the "Museum of History and Ethnography". The

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