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    New Age Religion

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    religions‚ such as meditation and asceticism‚ and merging them together in an ahistorical belief system. Most new age spiritualists see themselves as “gurus” and use terms and beliefs often found in Hinduism and Buddhism‚ to name a couple‚ to preach a holistic view of spirituality and divinity that finds its roots in the same religions. However‚ the “gurus” give no historical context apart from mentioning that they are using practices or divinities found in a‚ usually‚ Southeast Asian religion. Lawrence

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    things about God‚ and the universe. There are some beliefs common to nearly all forms of Hinduism that can be shown‚ and these common beliefs are generally regarded as boundaries outside which they are considered to be heresy or non-Hindu religion. The common fundamental Hindu beliefs are: the authority of the Vedas (the oldest Indian sacred text) and the Brahmans (priests); also including the existence of an enduring soul that transfers from one body to another at death (reincarnation); and last but

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    conquest in the Indian subcontinent brought purdah to Indian society. Among the Rajputs of Rajasthan‚ the Jauhar was practised. In some parts of India‚ the Devadasis or temple women were sexually exploited. Polygamy was widely practised‚ especially among Hindu Kshatriya rulers.[23] In many Muslim families‚ women were restricted to Zenana areas of the house. In spite of these conditions‚ some women became prominent in the fields of politics‚ literature‚ education and religion.[7] Razia Sultana became the

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    that this Holy Granth would be the spiritual guide for Sikhs. Guru Gobind Singh made Khalsa (Sikh common wealth)‚ a full-fledged nation and taught them to perform the noble duty of defending their motherland Guru Gobind Singh‚ the last among the Gurus (1666-1708) initiated the Baptism Ceremony. By the time of tenth Guru Guru Gobind Singh‚ the Sikhs had to defend themselves from Muslim persecution and Guru Gobind Singh organized his followers into a military order called

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    Shiva-Destroyer. Their leadership positions on earth are Gurus‚ Holy mans‚ and Brahmans Priest. Their place of worship is the Hindu temples while the Jews worship in the Synagogue. Their leaders are Priests and Rabbis. Judaism is the oldest existing religion. It was founded in 2000 b.c. It is the oldest existing religion and has over 14 million followers. Hinduism‚ formed in 1700 b.c.‚ has over 900 millions followers‚ and is the third largest religion. The Hindu people are governed by Dharma and Karma‚ while

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    Indian Civilization

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    INDIAN CIVILIZATION Also called Indus Valley Civilization; the earliest in South Asia Contemporary with Bronze Age civilizations in pre-dynastic Egypt‚ Mesopotamia Compared to the other Bronze Age civilizations‚ Indus Valley Civilization was unspectacular Early civilizations of the Indian sub-continent were centred on two major river valleys: The Indus River and its tributaries‚ especially the Saraswati River Valley (2600-1500BCE) – associated with Dravidians. Called Harappan Culture The Ganges

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    contain any steel or iron. The mandir is 73 feet high‚ 95 feet wide and 125 feet long. The columns and the walls include carving of deities‚ dancers‚ musician‚ elephants‚ horses‚ flowers and geometric designs. It was constructed according to the ancient Hindu scriptures. This Mandir is the largest in Texas. The structure is built according to the Shilpa Shastra (design of the temple prescribing the proportion of figure‚ composition‚ principles‚ meaning as well as rules of architecture) and collection of

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    Buddhism vs. Hinduism Recent studies show religion derives from many sects of life. It has changed very much over time and has been studied more frequently through all of our lives. Religion is developed by the base of beliefs‚ myths‚ and rituals. In life many people learn and discover different religions that form their drive of which path to follow and how to set standards for others to view and relate to. There are several and many different kinds of religions some that vary into small and even

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    The Gotra System

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    means ‘Group or Community’. The term also adverts to ‘Family’ and ‘Lineage Kin’. In Scientific terms‚ Gotra procures the origin of a community having similar features and behaviours. In Sanskrit ‘Go’ means Cow and ‘Gotra’ means Cow Pen where as in Hindu Society the term ‘Gotra’ symbolises clan and it broadly implies the descendants in a ceaseless male line from a common male ancestor. Panini defines ‘Gotra’ for grammatical purposes as ‘Apatyam Pautraprabhrti Gotram’ which means the word Gotra denotes

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    sikhism

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    a religious history of around 300 years. Generally Sikhism has had amicable relations with other religions. However‚ during the Mughal rule of India (1556–1707)‚ the emerging religion had strained relation with the ruling Mughals. Prominent Sikh Gurus were martyred by Mughals for opposing some Mughal emperors’ persecution of Sikhs and Hindus.[3]Subsequently‚ Sikhism militarized to oppose Mughal hegemony. The emergence of the Sikh Confederacy under the misls and Sikh Empire under reign of the Maharajah

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