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    "Those who thing the unreal is‚ and think the Real is not‚ they shall never reach the Truth‚ lost in the path of wrong thought." (#11) Doctrinally‚ this encourages followers to understand the world on a metaphysical level. The unreal is this world of dukkha and samsara‚ that is‚ impermanence and rebirth. The Real is the unseen truth that comes with enlightenment. Ethically‚ it points out that those who do not seek the Real‚ those who believe the unreal exists‚ will never see the Truth. Hence‚ the

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    views on human dissatisfaction is caused due to ignorance‚ which is based off the people who make high expectations which leads them to a high chance of dissatisfaction. Dukkha is “suffering” meaning ‘bad space’ which is saying we must face the reality of things and know that our expectations at times are not able to be met. Dukkha is the truth‚ the truth we chose to not hear because we simply do not wanna hear because we do not like it. When these expectations are not meat it leads to unhappiness

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    find release in chain of re encarnation BELIEF: ETHICS No one. No one way is better than another. Hinduism—Dharma‚ Karma Buddhism—The eightfold path BELIEF: SUFFERING Suffering is not real. The goal of Buddhism is to escape from suffering (Dukkha). Hinduism sees suffering as an effect karma. BELIEF: MEANING IN LIFE No meaning or overarching story. Reality is cyclical. BELIEF: HUMAN DESIRE Desire is painful‚ to be eradicated Desire is the cause of suffering Does Pantheism pass test

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    Sometimes referred to simply as impermanence‚ much Dukkha results when one chooses not to accept this idea as true. When one does not accept the concept of impermanence‚ they grow attached to Earthly desires that are in a constant state of change‚ which only leads to more suffering than is necessary. This

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    Are belief systems really that different from each other? Well the answer to your questions is no. The reason why it is no because many of these religions believe in the same things and are all mostly created for the same reasons which is to make the people feel secure or give the people a meaning in life. The nonreligious people who sometimes may walk on the same street as a religious person everyday may not notice what their life is like or why the heck they would want to be religious. But one

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    the Elders‚” is the school of Buddhism that draws its scriptural inspiration from the Tipitaka‚ or Pali canon‚ which is agreed to contain the earliest surviving record of the Buddha’s teachings. THERAVADA TRADITIONS    Anicca (impermanence) Dukkha (suffering) Anatta (not-self) UNIQUE PRACTICES    Sila (ethics or discipline) Samadhi (meditative concentration) Panna (understanding or wisdom) UNIQUE TEACHINGS   Suffering and the end of suffering The four noble truths MAHAYANA BUDDHISM

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    Characteristic | Judaism | Beginning Time Period | Around 1900-1300 BCE. | Founder | Judaism is believed to descend from patriarchs Abraham‚ Moses‚ Isaac and Jacob. It was found in Israel. | Story of religion’s creation | * There was early journey or exodus from Mesopotamia to Palestine under the guidance of Abraham. * People later escaped to Egypt‚ where they were first imprisoned and then miraculously fled to rejoin their family in Palestine. * Moses became a leader to guide the

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    ESSAY on Buddhism Four Noble Truths: 1. Life is suffering (dukkha) 2. Suffering comes from desire (tanha) 3. Getting rid of desire 4. Right behavior through 8 fold path THEREAVADE SOUTHEAST ASIA Teacher ideal : Arhat MAHAYANA largest JAPAN AND CHINA Savior Ideal: the boddhisattva Hinduism: Yoga- an action to form of bonding with God. Types- Karma – yoga of action/ work Jhana- yoga of knowledge Bahkji- yoga of devotion most important Raja- highest form of yoga Vedism:

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    Buddhism is a nontheistic religion. It was founded in India in the 5th-6th centuries B.C.E. by Gautama Buddha. He was also called Shakyamuni. Gautama was very much familiar with this philosophy of Upanishads‚ because Indians practiced a Basic Religion as we know Hinduism. They worshipped many gods and goddesses. After his awakening‚ he established a philosophy of reality had a great impact on his teaching based on the Upanishads. In this paper‚ there will be the explanation of how Buddhism has

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    Religion began more than 50‚000 years ago. It is the reason the world is remarkably diverse in culture. Each religion has their own view and beliefs‚ but they also have different lifestyles and diets. There are many religions in the world and believe it or not‚ they are all connected in some way or another. Hinduism and Buddhism have close ties when it comes to the mind and the soul‚ but they also have major differences. It’s important to know the world and it’s culture. I’m going to inform you of

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