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    relate the two with‚ and one of those is the term Dharma. When examining Dharma in both Hinduism and Buddhism‚ people may notice that they are somewhat similar‚ but they will also see that there even more differences within this term. To better understand this term‚ we must first define it within the religion and then see what they have in common with one another‚ if anything at all‚ and finally notice where the big differences are between them. Dharma is a powerful word‚ but some may see it differently

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    In Hindu dharma‚ marriage is viewed as a sacrament and not a contract. Hindu marriage is a life-long commitment of one wife and one husband‚ and is the strongest social bond that takes place between a man and a woman. A wedding is an important religious ceremony in the Hindu religion and one of the most important of the sixteen Hindu sanskars or sacraments. It is not only establishing the bond between two people‚ but also the bond between two families. For a Hindu marriage is the only way to continue

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    Torah and the Bhagavad Gita are two literary works that act as manuals for the reader to understand the belief systems Catholicism/Judaism and Hinduism respectively. The Torah‚ or Old Testament‚ is the first part of the Bible. It is a collection of books about the history and religion the Israeli people. When singled out they model religious and ethical conduct while together they show God and his attempt to relate to humankind through a specific group of people. The Bhagavad Gita is the story

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    The Dharma Bums by Jack Kerouac Path to Enlightenment Everyone desires to find happiness‚ which can be found through anywhere: people‚ an object‚ an action‚ or even something as simple as a belief. People turn to religion at times of need to find satisfaction in life. In Dharma Bums by Jack Kerouac‚ the main character‚ Ray Smith‚ turns to Buddhism for happiness. During his study of Buddhism philosophy‚ he meets a younger writer much like himself‚ Japhy Ryder. While Japhy is close to his spiritual

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    OVER THE BHAGVAD GITA A great controversy has been going on throughout the nation over the ban of the great Hindu scripture The Bhagvad Gita in Russia. Not only the Hindus‚ but most of the people who consider the Gita as a great piece of literature also are surprised at the wave of protest showed in Russia calling it a literature that spreads social discord. It is already known to all that in a Siberian court‚ some state prosecutors have petitioned that the Gita is an extremist literature

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    Gandhi on the Bhagwat Gita The Bhagwat Gita is regarded as the most sacred religious book in Hinduism. It is also considered to be a book of ethics‚ championing eternal moral values. It has been translated into various languages. Great thinkers and political leaders‚ both in medieval and modern period‚ have been inspired by this book and have also written commentaries upon it. The objective of this paper is to compare the contrasting views of Gandhi and Ambedkar on the Bhagwat Gita. Both Gandhi and

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    THE TOPIC DHARMA‚ ITS TYPES AND MODERN POLITICS IN THE MONSOON SEMESTER OF 2015-16   Introduction In Hinduism‚ dharma is the religious and moral law governing individual conduct and is one of the four ends of life. In addition to the dharma that applies to everyone (sadharana dharma)—consisting of truthfulness‚ non-injury‚ and generosity‚ among other virtues—there is also a specific dharma (svadharma) to be followed according to one’s class‚ status‚ and station in life. Dharma constitutes

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    The Bhagavada Gita‚ one of Brahminical Hinduism’s most beloved sacred texts‚ is known for being the last and greatest Upsanishadic text of its time. Bhagavada Gita translated means‚ “the song of the Lord” and originally was created as a poem. This writing is only a small episode from the Mahabharata‚ the world’s longest poem‚ which like Homer’s epics deals with war and heroes but at the same time deals with many philosophical and theological issues. The spiritual question from The Gita is: How a person

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    In order to understand Dharma in South Asian religions you need to understand the purpose Dharma serves for both Buddhism and Hinduism religions. Dharma serves a different purpose in Hinduism than it does in Buddhism. In Buddhism cosmic law and order is Dharma‚ and also the teachings of Buddha. Dharma is the teaching of the Four Noble Truths‚ the Noble Eightfold path‚ the Three Marks of Existence‚ and also the teachings of liberation from suffering. In Hinduism‚ Dharma is the order that makes our

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    The Varnashrama Dharma is central to the understanding of the Manusmriti. One of the meanings of Varna is colour and it was used to denote groups having different skin colouration. Aryans were fair-skinned while the Dravidians were dark-skinned. Those who had white or a fair complexion were considered to be part of the Brahmins‚ red belonged to Kshatriyas‚ yellow to Vaishyas and black to Shudras. Other aspects of varna were species‚ kind‚ character‚ nature‚ solidarity of the race‚ tribe and family

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