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    Sacred Planet

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    writing this piece‚ I have just finished watching an episode in “The Amazing Race Philippines” which gave me the idea how beautiful the places are in the Philippines like Boracay‚ Bicol‚ Palawan etc. This brought me back to this documentary film‚ Sacred Planet. In the film‚ the majestic creatures like giraffe‚ monkeys and birds give me a peaceful mind. The splendour of the oceans and mountains are so relieving to behold. “Everything has a spirit.” This is one of the lines I got from the documentary

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    Experiment 1 Introduction to basic lab equipment and components Introduction: To use an electronics lab‚ it is necessary to become familiar with some typical equipments and components‚ to reduce the accident and damaging the equipments. So the experiment will be accomplished with the right result and everything still in one peace. Objective: • To be familiar and understandings the operation of the basic components and equipments in electronics lab. • To know the color code of the

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    Sacred Destination Presentation STONEHENGE NAME HERE CLASS DATE TEACHER NAME ORIGINS of STONEHENGE • Earliest construction dated 5‚000 years ago • Built in several stages • First stage‚ Neolithic peoples possibly used primitive tools • Second stage‚ hoisted stones into circular formation • Third stage‚ arranged into trilithons IMAGE: www.redbubble.com HISTORY of STONEHENGE • Created by Merlin • Created by the Saxons‚ Danes‚ Romans‚ Greeks or Egyptians • Created by the Celtic high priest‚ the

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    According to the text‚ the Great Tradition refers to the areas of culture which a literate elite systematizes or arranges (Scupin‚ 2012‚ p. 158). The elite are the authority figures when it comes to the actual version of religion (Scupin‚ 2012‚ p. 158). There are various cultural elements which compose the Jewish Great Tradition. A few are sacred texts‚ rituals‚ and prayers. There are several similarities with other groups I have practiced in as wells as observed in the United States. Many of the

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    In chapter one of The Sacred and Profane‚ Mircea Eliade suggests that the basis of religion depends on the distinction between sacred and profane space. He describes the “sacred” as the opposite of profane‚ and the profane as any nonreligious‚ chaotic place or object with no relation to God. According to Eliade‚ a space “manifests itself‚ shows itself‚ as something wholly different from the profane” to be deemed sacred (Eliade‚ 11). Also known as a hierophany‚ these supernatural events can occur

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    Sacred Ground Summary

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    After reading Eboo Patel’s Sacred Ground‚ I have attained a better understanding that the concept of diversity in itself is not enough if we are to be truly free from religious oppression. Patel discusses pluralism along with diversity as being necessary to understand and promote religious freedoms universally. In today’s world it is safe to say that overall‚ most progressive societies have embraced diversity to some extent‚ but these same societies struggle with the concept of pluralism. To be diverse

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    Essay On Sacred Space

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    Mircea Eliade describes sacred space as “Every sacred space implies a hierophony‚ an irruption of the sacred that results in detaching a territory from the surrounding cosmic milieu and making it qualitatively different” (Eliade‚ 26). After a recent trip to Santuario de Chimayo‚ I was able to refer to and apply Eliade’s ideas about sacred space to my own research. I have come to the conclusion that Mircea Eliade’s Theological Approach on sacred sites is very logical and truthful. Sacred sites are indeed

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    Sacred Groves in India

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    considered the ancient equivalent of natural sanctuaries where No one is permitted to cut any tree or plant‚ or harm any form of life in this area. Ancient Indian texts have many references to sacred groves‚ for example‚ Kalidaasa’s Vikramorvawsiyam. Today‚ there are only about 1000 square kilometres of undisturbed sacred groves‚ scattered in patches all over the country.. These groves are important today as they are banks of genetic and plant diversity that have to be preserved and sustained. These areas

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    years-old. Brian says that when they have their family “interchanges” they are not to punish or discipline Perry‚ but rather to listen to his feelings and concerns. They think that through these open communications they help promote a positive relationship. To me‚ Perry seemed very spoiled. While Brian used verbal guidance to redirect Perry‚ Kameron used both more dramatic‚ verbal‚ and nonverbal guidance‚ such as direct eye contact‚ facial expression‚ and a firm tone of

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    Hinduism Sacred Text

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    Hinduism is a very complex and intricate henotheistic religion. It is mainly practiced in India and came before all the other religions in India. The most important sacred text of Hinduism is called the Vedas. It consists of four Veda texts in which the other texts of Hinduism are based around. Hindus base their lives around the four goals. Hindus divide their scripture into two categories: Shruti and Smriti. The Shruti is the primary revelation which has no human or divine author but has

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