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    Evolution Deities Aspect Introduction: India has seen the birth of many cults and religions. A lot of factor governs the beginning of these cults. It is common knowledge that many deities in Indian religion were began to worship out of fear. As humans it is soothing for us to believe in a super power which is capable of giving as well as ridding us off our problems. This principle applied for animals too and it became the basis of animal worship in India‚ as all the existing

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    text is highly valued in Hinduism. The epic poem demonstrates the cycles of the world and a person who seeks liberations lifestyle. It talks about being an ideal person‚ and how to do so. It is apart of the epic poem‚ Mahabharata. In the epic poem‚ Krishna and Arjuna are the two major characters. Krinisha acts as a disguise to Arjuna telling him he needs to go to battle. One major theme addressed in the Bhagavad Gita is lifestyle. It serves as a guide on how we should live our best life. In the Gita

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    transcendent reality which is the Divine Ground of all matter‚ energy‚ time‚ space‚ being‚ and everything beyond in this Universe” (Brodd 2003‚ 17). Since the food is a gift from the gods‚ it should be treated with respect. Also in the Bhagavad Gita‚ Krishna states that there are three types of sacrifices‚ along with austerity and charity. Sattvic (cold) food is one that increases longevity‚ purity‚ strength‚ happiness‚ and taste; these foods are

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    Confessions vs. Gita When ancient people look to understand religion‚ it is easier for them to relate to a higher power‚ also known as a god. Throughout the world and through time‚ there have been hundreds of different religions that have been established‚ and in the writings by people of these various groups there are often stories about conversation with the gods. This helps other people in understanding and conforming to the same beliefs. Two of such examples of this style of analyzing what

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    we allow him to enter in politics but all of this We can not overlooked the role of youth in politics . But ‚ I am against unrational youth who want to earn money by selling the country . These days ‚ I need youth like Shri Ram Chandra and Shri Krishna . They were the king of India means today prime minister and still whole India loves him as God . We need not politician like Ravan and Kans who have no respect for women . In India ‚ I am seeing such youth who can take the burden of all social and

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    Work is worship ACTION IS THE DUTY AND REWARD IS NOT THY CONCERN is the very lesson which was imparted to Arjuna by Lord Krishna in the holy book GITA. AS YOU SOW‚ SO SHALL YOU REAP is the teaching we find in the Ramayana. There is no doubt that we should work without any care for the result. Work is not only counted in this world but counts something for the next world also. Good people are always praised in this world. On the other hand bad workers are cursed everywhere. No doubt they are famous

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    kinsmen standing with desire to fight‚ my limbs fail and my mouth becomes dry” “I see no use of killing my kinsmen in battle” 2. For homework‚ apply your understanding of dharma to Arjuna’s dilemma. Pretend you are the Hindu god‚ Krishna. Write a two-paragraph letter to Arjuna. Give him advice on what he should do and why. Be sure that your response answers the Focus Question: How does Arjuna’s dilemma in the Bhagavadgita teach the concept of dharma? Arjuna‚ I understand that you

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    fight the people he loves to regain his rightful position. Arjuna is not sure he can fight his archery teacher and his Great Uncle because he should be respecting them instead of killing them. The following quote shows just how concerned he was. "Krishna‚ how can I fight against Bhishma and Drohma with arrows when they deserve my worship?" (Stanza 4 pg. 469) Rama too experiences a great deal of self-doubt about whether or not he will be capable of defeating Ravana and saving his wife Sita.

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    monsoon season‚ the Maldhari generally return to their home villages as more new grass grows closer to home during the rains. For villages in some areas‚ weddings are traditionally held just one day each year‚ on the date of the lord Krishna’s birthday Krishna Janmashtami‚ which falls in the midst of the monsoon. Some girls in some regions are kept from going to school and expected to spend the early years of their life stitching elaborate garments for their wedding day‚ or‚ if they’ve been married off

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    continuity of life. He says that if a killer thinks he has killed another or if the dead think that they are truly well‚ they do not fully realize his power; for he‚ Brahma‚ can create‚ destroy and re-create. In the end the "red-slayer"‚ or the Hindu God Krishna‚ and his victim are merged in the unity of Brahma. When Brahma re-creates or "turns again‚" it is known commonly as the concept of reincarnation. Thus‚ the continuity of life is expressed through Brahma’s eyes. The ultimate unity if the universe

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