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    are born into controls who one married‚ where one lived‚ food that was available and clothes that were worn. However‚ when they reincarnate they might move up or down in the caste system. One of the ways Hinduism helps a person is to help him reach moksha‚ the goal of one’s soul to stop being reincarnated and reunite with Brahman‚ god. Hinduism also has a rule against violence called ahimsa‚ which is another way to live an ethical life. A person tried to do as many good deeds as possible so‚ that in

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    Liberation is achieved by the repeated exercise of conscious choice and the cultivation of memory regarding those choices. This act can also be referred to as moksha. By achieving moksha‚ the Hindus are liberating themselves from the limitations of space‚ time‚ and matter by realizing the immortal Absolute (Fisher‚ 2005). This is not only followed by those of Hinduism religion‚ but people who practice Buddhism as well. The

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    refreshed feeling. The funeral was supposed to be a time of mourning but the whole time I was there I felt no need to cry or even be sad. I was a very happy and content person the rest of the day. I really enjoyed my visit to the Yellow Springs Dharma Center and I would definitely not be against doing it

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    having similar effects in reference to their beliefs to achieving the highest state. Hindu and Buddhist beliefs both feature a belief of an enlightened state‚ or a higher level of understanding. For example‚ in Hinduism‚ “moksha” is the liberation of the soul‚ and to achieve “moksha” was to reach a union with Brahman and also put an end to the dishonest perception of a separate existence. In comparison‚ Buddhism stressed the importance of reaching “nirvana‚” or simply enlightenment. This was an almost

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    Buddhism and Christianity have certain aspects of themselves that had made them distinct universal monastery religions from Western and Southern Asia during time period 2‚ both having unambiguous kindred and congruous characteristics between themselves. Firstly‚ both universal religions of Buddhism and Christianity were considered missionary religions. Buddhism had at first converted those low in the social class of Hinduism‚ mostly untouchables‚ and those in poverty. Under Buddhism‚ their quality

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    Bhagavad Gita‚ Analects‚ One Thousand and One Nights all have a theme that encases the idea of Dharma. Dharma is the ethical duty and purpose of why someone does something. Bhagavad Gita shows this theme through the idea Krishna is called to be this warrior in the war that has put family against family. In the Analects‚ many are written with the theme of Dharma. For instance‚ in the Analects that states “He who by revising the old knows the new‚ is fit to be a teacher”. This person is called to a

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    I am not religious‚ but I will compare the similarities with Christianity since I grow up in a Christian household. Gita’s classical wisdom is as applicable now as it was in the days it was written. Krishna appears to be Christ; he created and sustained everything in his glory. The Bhagavad Gita asserts that humans are infinite‚ spiritual entity‚ the Bible illustrates that individuals are produced at a particular time and‚ though our spirits will exist on after our bodies decay‚ our corpses‚ and

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    the age of 35‚ he had spent the remaining 45 years of his life teaching that all worldly things are transient phenomena‚ caught up in a cycle of arising and passing away. He set the wheel of dharma (teaching) in motion‚ established a community (sangha) of disciples‚ and charged his followers to carry the dharma to all regions of the world. The missionary effort succeeded. Today there are Buddhists in nearly every country‚ and Buddhism is the dominant religion in many parts of East‚ South‚ and Southeast

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    and also explains the consequences that follows when one let the ego self take the better of one. The world of Dharma and Karma constitute one of the basic essence of Hinduism. Dharma is the essential order of things. It helps one after finding the Self harmonize with the cosmos and the pillar that makes up a good life such righteousness‚ justice‚ love and more. Into the world of Dharma every desire of the world to one is fulfilled‚ thus one talked about the tejas which is a splendor of personality

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    someone is required to perform. However‚ in the context of the story of Ramayana‚ duty‚ or dharma‚ has a more specific interpretation. Dharma is a set of laws or principles carried out with the purpose of creating social and religious order in the society. In this story of Ramayana‚ many times this duty conflicts with other values or personal desires‚ forcing characters to compare the choices of following the dharma or fulfilling another human value. Within the context of the relationship between Rama

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