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    BUDDHISM AND THE FOUR PRINCIPLE BELIEFS Buddhism‚ with about 365 million followers makes up 6% of the world ’s population and is the fourth largest religion in the world (exceeded by Christianity‚ Islam and Hinduism). Buddhism was founded in Northern India in the sixth century BCE by the first Buddha‚ Siddhartha Gautama when he attained enlightenment. Buddhism is made up three main forms. They are Theravada Buddhism found mainly in Thailand‚ Burma‚ Cambodia and Laos‚ Mahayana Buddhism which is

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    story of creation‚ seen in the Rg Veda texts. It was said that each caste was created through the different body parts of a god. They become the varnas or castes of hindu society; each varna with its own level of knowledge and own duties in life. The dharma-shastras are the rules for social order‚ and their main emphasis is on following varnashramadharma. Varna‚ or this caste hierarchy‚ is therefore a ruling on the hindu people. Different varnas lead people to have different tasks to complete in order

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    and a meaningful unity” (Jammer‚ 1999). Buddhism qualifies as a religion depending on one’s point of view. If religion is defined as a system of worship or devotion to a higher deity then Buddhism does not fall under the religious category (Buddha Dharma Education Association‚ 2012). However‚ if religion is defined as a system of beliefs and rituals and morals then Buddhism classifies as a religious practice (Harshorne‚ 1996). The aspects of religion that include rituals and devotions are the very

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    History of India [pic] The History of India can be traced in fragments to as far back as 700‚000 years ago. The Indus Valley Civilization‚ one of the oldest in the world‚ dates back at least 5‚000 years. According to the Indo-Aryan migration hypothesis‚ the Aryans‚ a nomadic people‚ possibly from Central Asia or northern Iran migrated into the north-west regions of the Indian subcontinent between 2000 BCE and 1500 BCE. Their inter-mingling with the earlier Dravidian cultures apparently resulted

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    sacrifice to reach moksha. In these passages‚ sacrifice is considered and related closely to other fundamental Hindu beliefs. Four of the fundamental beliefs of Hinduism found in this reading are Brahman‚ dharma‚ moksha and ātman. Truth and Transcendence talks about how Brahman created dharma and that dharma is truth and a way to attain moksha. Self-Effort and Liberation teaches that a person must gain moksha individually. Maya explains the relationship of Maya to Brahman. That is You and Qualified Dualism:

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    followed by the reading of a second passage‚ the "Three Treasures." After the second reading‚ children that attend the dharma school were asked to come to bow in front of where they offered oshoko. They came in order of lowest grade to the upper grades and their parents came as well to do the same ritual. This was followed by the chanting of a sutra or gatha and a Dharma talk. The Dharma speech was about Gratitude-the giving of thanks to everything‚ after this‚ we gasho and chanted. The service is

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    to travel backwards in time.[1] Non-technological forms of time travel had appeared in a number of earlier stories such as Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. Historically‚ the concept dates back to the early mythologies of Hinduism (such as the Mahabharata)‚ Buddhism‚ and Islam through ancient folk tales. More recently‚ with advancing technology and a greater scientific understanding of the universe‚ the plausibility of time travel has been explored in greater detail by science fiction writers‚ philosophers

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    in only one God Krishna. Dasa claimed that Hare Krishna is a monotheistic religion with one God who manifests into 2 unique individuals‚ one man and one women. He also stated that Hindus think of Dharma as faith‚ but Hare Krishna believe that faith is not dharma because faith can be changed while Dharma is only

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    most other countries outside of the East. Just a few of the Eastern religions that are followed in India are Buddhism and Hinduism. Buddhism is based on dharma where the goal is to liberate oneself from the suffering of the Earth. It was initiated in the 5th century BCE by the famous Siddhartha Gautama. Hinduism is based around the beliefs of dharma‚ samsara‚ karma‚ and moksha. It is one of the oldest religions in the world and bases

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    adherents with identical significance of celebrating Buddha’s universal peace message and guideline to mankind which is the belief that peace can come with unity of individuals and the community as well as attaining a life of contempt‚ using the dharma and teachings of the five precepts‚ eightfold path and three jewels to move away from the corruption of cravings and desires to a world of pureness and holy peace. “Better than a thousand hollow words‚ is one word that brings peace” (1) There

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