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    If the teaching of Gita is to be summarised in one line that one line is‚ “have a balance between the ‘outer world’ and the ‘inner world’”. This balance is essential for sustainability. Regardless whether it is an individual or an organisation its demise in short run is inevitable if doesn’t focus on the Spiritual and the Environment aspect it is a part of. Spirituality in an individual or business sense stands for being true to its long term purpose‚ developing faith in others‚ strength and support

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    Either way‚ in order to have a successful society‚ equality‚ hierarchy‚ or both must be present. Equality and hierarchy play an important role within religion as well. Hinduism is seen as a hierarchical religion because of the caste system. In The Bhagavad Gita‚ the caste system plays a critical role in the decisions Arjuna must make as his role as a Hindu. In Dhammapada‚

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    Arjuna’s Dilemma the Importance of Dharma and Kharma Samuel Stefani RLST 375 001 Religions of India Term Paper: Understanding Dharmic and Karmic action. The understanding of Dharmic and Kharmic action is important for people who are seeking to understand Hinduism. A good way to explain this importance is through the Bhagavad-Gita. The Bhagavad-Gita explains in detail a tale of two ruling families in India and their struggles with an internal war. I will be looking specifically

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    The God of Paradox: Analyzing Krsna’s contradictory preaching of Dharma in the Mahabharata Rohit Rajkumar Religious Studies C166 Professor Goldman April 18th‚ 2014   2  Rajkumar   I. Introduction When in doubt about the various facets of life‚ or when lost and looking for some kind of guiding light‚ the tendency of the every-day man is to look to the heavens to for an answer. It is not uncommon to hear “help me God‚” or “what do I do‚ God” as desperate pleas for some kind of moral and

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    These literary masterpieces have shaped our ideas about human life and spiritual growth and have sparked riveting debates about the existence of God and the importance of spirituality. Among these great works of art is the Ramayana‚ a tale where Dharma‚ or right-conduct‚ pervades throughout. Though the Ramayana is set in an era far different from our own‚ several of the values‚ events and teachings are still relevant today. Many of the situations that take place in the epic relate to the issues

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    distinct philosophies. The foundation of Gandhi’s thoughts was the Advaita Vedanta. Gandhi believed Brahman alone was reality— everything else was non-existent. Like Shankara‚ he was a monist. Furthermore‚ of the three yogas discussed in the Bhagavad Gita‚ Gandhi viewed jnana‚ spiritual insight‚ as the most important. Karma‚ simply a social action to Gandhi‚ was second and bakthi was last‚ the least important. He believed that bakthi‚ devotion‚ only got you so far‚ that “devotion ultimately rested

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    Reincarnation in Hinduism I.  Introduction Before discussing the Hindu theory of reincarnation‚ let us clarify the meanings of Hinduism and reincarnation. Hinduism is the predominant religion in the Indian region. It is the third greatest religion by number of followers after Christianity and Islam and is considered as the oldest one. Moreover‚ it can be described a patchwork of moral and philosophical teachings rather than a religion with fixed morals and dogmas; for instance‚ Hindus can be

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    of Beowulf and the Bhagavad Gita. The two characters are similar but different. Both characters are warriors confronted with obstacles‚ and from observing their interactions and reasons for doing things‚ we can form theories about the characters and the societies they lived in. These characters display the epitome of a good individual in their respective culture and time periods‚ they relate and differ in many ways in their role with the larger society. In the Bhagavad Gita‚ Arjuna is the main

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    enlightenment that he was willing to give up his family‚ prior beliefs‚ and all of his belongings. Rama’s situation in the Ramayana also demonstrates the idea that the good life does not come without sacrifice. A final example of this idea is read in the Bhagavad-Gita where Krishna must put his family in danger on the battlefield to do what is right. After a more in depth look at the situations from these readings‚ it is ever more apparent that the good

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    Human rights dilemmas facing social workers The primary objective of social work is to improve the living conditions of human beings and help them in meeting basic human needs‚ with special focus on people who are oppressed or those living in poverty. Social workers relentlessly work towards ending various form of social injustice such as discrimination‚ oppression and poverty through a coordinated effort that includes consultation‚ administration‚ policy‚ advocacy‚ social and political action‚

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