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    an explanation of emptiness. It is among the shortest of sutras and can be described as a condensation of the Buddha’s second turning of the wheel of dharma. It is designed to break down all our conceptual frameworks‚ beliefs and ideas‚ to demolish our perceptions on how we see the world‚ how we react emotionally to everything and everyone. It conveys the heart essence of prajnaparamita (perfection of wisdom or insight) which ultimately is the realisation of sunyata (emptiness). The main word used

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    study under Takeno Jo-o‚ where he learned the contemporary style of tea ceremony. This type of tea ceremony was best suited for a smaller room‚ known as thatched tea house. In the Daitoku-ji temple‚ located northwest of Kyoto‚ Rikyu underwent Zen training as a Zen-Buddhist. After his training he changed his name to Sen Soueki (Japanese). By combining these two different methods of tea ceremonies‚ he was able to create a new foundation for tea ceremonies as declared in the article “Rikyu and the Fruition

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    During the medieval ages‚ from fifth to fifteenth centuries‚ a kind of military service grew in Europe and Japan. Both of these warriors fought for their lord and swore loyalty to them‚ but they were both very different in many ways‚ one example is their names. The samurai from Japan and the knights from Europe. These warriors were more different because of their armour design‚ views on death‚ and hereditary loyalty to their lords. One reason why samurai and knights were different was how their

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    The Red Wheelbarrow

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    reading‚ are the colors - the red wheelbarrow‚ the white chickens. The image is simple and soothing‚ and has a Zen quality to it. All the words are short‚ only one or two syllables each (wheelbarrow and rainwater would have three syllables‚ but in the poem they are each written as two words‚ which keeps the maximum syllable count to two). The simplicity and directness of the words adds to the Zen feeling. The first stanza‚ though‚ is different. It says "so much depends upon." Unlike the rest of the poem

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    Dakpa Gyaltsen Analysis

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    DISMANTLING THE MYTH OF SHUGDEN. A detective arrives at the crime scene and finds no criminal‚ but he finds a lot of traces like the fingerprints‚ the footprints and bloodstain‚ etc. On the basis of these circumstantial evidence‚ he has to find the criminal. Equally‚ one of the most challenging things about doing historical research is that the past doesn’t exist anymore. The past survives only as fragments in the literature that remain from a time that is no more. History research means

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    born. However‚ his interest in Asian culture shifted from India to Japan‚ where he adapted the philosophy of Zen Buddhism (Pritchett‚ “Cage‚ John”). “I had accepted the idea that the purpose of music was to sober and quiet the mind‚ thus‚ making one susceptible to divine influences”‚ stated Cage in the documentary From Zero (Cage‚ From Zero). Silence‚ or Sunyata‚ was an important aspect of Zen Buddhism‚ so it is no wonder why silence began to revolve around many of John Cage’s compositions. His most

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    Daitokuji Soko

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    time‚ he loses his parents‚ family’s land‚ and his trust in the world. Soko is idle his time for some days and decides to go to Zen temples. First‚ Soko goes to meet Goto Zuigan Roshi‚ Master of Daishuin temple. After his master tanning him about trust‚ he retakes his trust for others‚ especially for Master Roshi. Also‚ he makes a vow to his master that to become a Zen monk. Then‚ Soko goes to Daitokuji monastery. After few days of ordeal‚ Soko is allow to enter to Daitokuji monastery. Soko has hard

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    Secondly‚ through this process I intend on being able to analyze where possible ways of addressing this critique may exist‚ and‚ drawing from the secondary literature‚ discuss ways that approaches to this critique may be useful in addressing the emptiness critique comprehensively. The formalist interpretation holds that moral law is a formal acknowledgement that is able to guide moral action. For example‚ Silber sees the formulation of universal law in accordance with nature and in harmony with Kant’s

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    World Religions 1/31/14 Most religions are patriarchal. -Institution led by men that intend to represent “father figures.” -Women are mostly seen as supporting figures. -Women are usually supporting social causes. Negative aspects of religion: -deaths and wars -unethical and misguided -political power‚ groups of followers are able to effect political progress. -may split rather than unify -routinization of charisma leads to a focus on the outside rather than inner spirituality

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    Coach Carter

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    event. Zen Buddism is one for most common and well-known Japanese Dada. It is the kung fu monks. How to read a Play according to Aristotle you must have six parts in order to read a play. Character‚ plot‚ thought‚ music‚ diction and spectacle. Blindness as it is depicted in Oedipus Rex‚ signifies the ignorance a character possesses (Oedipus was blind to the clues of his birth). The Noh Play Production is an interesting Japanese production that contains only male actors‚ and revolves around Zen Buddism

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