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    Early Buddhist art were often aniconic as the Buddha was represented in art by using imagery and symbols and not as a person. Art pieces however‚ often contain religious message‚ iconography and symbols such as the lion. Other items in their art that reinforced the Buddhist religion was the wheel which or wheel of life which symbolized the religious belief of reincarnation‚ birth‚ and death which is helps to reinforce Buddha’s teachings. Stupas were also formed and created artistically to represent

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    My Vietnam Experience

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    A group that I encounter on a daily basis is my family. They’re always here for me and they have been in my life since the second I opened my eyes till now‚ present day. I was born in America so I’m a Vietnamese Asian American and so is my little sister. But my grandparents and parents emigrated from Vietnam so the older generations in my family had to gain their citizenship to be able to live here. Both my mom and my dad are in their 40s-50s. My little sister is 14 on the other hand. Both my parents

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    Kayla Gatherum Professor Sur Religion 1010 Buddhism and Christianity Christianity is considered a religion that closely follows the teachings of Jesus Christ‚ who they believe is the Savior of the world. Buddhism is considered a religion that follows the teachings and the example set by the Buddha. Christians idolize and emphasize Jesus Christ‚ while “Buddhists prefer to not emphasize him‚ but rather what he taught.” (Partridge 202). Buddhism and Christianity are different religions that have some

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    Hinduism: Angkor Wat - Cambodia The great Khmer civilization and its capital‚ Angkor (Cambodia) is one of the Indianized kingdoms‚ which sprang up in Southeast Asia before Common Era. During Funan period‚ the Brahmins‚ a learned caste of India were invited into the royal courts to help in administration. When the Khmer civilization evolved in early 9th century‚ the ancient Khmer kings adopted a successful monarchy system of Indian civilization as the replica. The ancient Khmer kings crowned themselves

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    A Manly Monk Essay

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    “A Manly Monk” is an intriguing look at the historical Buddha‚ with appropriate context for the time in which he lived‚ and with all the nuances of social norms exhibited and expected of men at the time he was alive. I really liked that it also gave note that some of the characteristics imposed upon the historical Buddha might not necessarily be accurate‚ or characteristics that he might not have exhibited when he was alive. As Powers notes‚ some of “this narrative is the creation of authors who

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    Mt. Koya

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    Once in a while‚ escape from the chaotic city to a place where there are not so many people is a bliss. Going to a peaceful place‚ Standing in a place surrounded by a fascinating greenish view‚ taking a deep breath in a fresh air‚ feeling so calm and relaxing. Just take a step outside and go to Mt. Koya (Koyasan). Why Mt. Koya? Mt Koya (Koyasan) is the center of Shingon Buddhism. Because of Koyasan is the center of Shingon Buddhism‚ it makes this place feel so sacred. A lot of temples built in here

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    How Did Buddhism Spread

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    Spread of Buddhism Across the World “This is why I am continuing my travels—not to seek other‚ better teachings‚ for I know there are none‚ but to depart from all teachings and all teachers and to reach my goal by myself or to die” - Hermann Hesse. The teachings of Buddhism have been continuingly traveling all across the world and spreading. Buddhism originated from India during the 5th century BCE‚ and the spread began. By the 1st century Buddhism began to split within the religion‚ the new evolving

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    Mahayana Buddhism is on of the two most practiced sects of Buddhism; Mahayana Buddhism is more closely related to religion. In Mahayana Buddhism‚ followers view Buddha as one of their deities or god-like beings and hold many religious beliefs and practices. The other common type of Buddhism is the Primary Buddhism‚ otherwise known as Theravada Buddhism; Buddha is viewed as a wise teacher in Theravada Buddhism. Mahayana Buddhism and Theravada Buddhism‚ although based on the same principles and beliefs

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    Bodhisattva

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    It is said Avalokiteshvara (Guanyin) Bodhisattva is the personification of perfect compassion‚ a great being who aspires to help all sentient beings be free of suffering before entering the bliss of Buddhahood)‚ in the beginning of his/her Bodhisattva career of helping sentient beings‚ vowed that "Should He ever become disheartened in saving sentient beings‚ may His body shatter into a thousand pieces." This might seem extreme‚ but it was symbolic of His overwhelming great Compassion and determination

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    The number one hundred and eight plays a vital role not only in Buddhism as a religion‚ but also in its artwork. It is considered sacred to the religion as a whole and has different implications in different countries. There are also deities that have different forms that incorporate the number. The number can be seen in various spiritual practices and theories‚ as well as in many monuments and objects. While the origin of this sacred number may be hard to pin point‚ it’s significance is still obvious

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