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    a god or goddess. After much spiritual practice‚ and a person finally realizes his or her own divine nature‚ all desire for the pleasures of the world will vanish‚ and the person will cease to be reborn. The person is said to have attained moksha‚ or salvation from samsara. It is essentially when they “wake up” to the nature of reality. The Buddhist concept of reincarnation‚

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    major religious ideas and understandings. However‚ Hinduism in India and Christianity in Western Europe differed greatly on a social aspect because while India recognized and upheld the importance of an organized caste system in achieving religious salvation‚ Christianity viewed social classes as insignificant to core religious principals. This leads to the observation that societies are more often than not very similar‚ with few differences. The spread of Hinduism in India can be most attributed to

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    Yoga is not a fitness programme‚ it derives from the Sanskrit and means “union”. Indian philosophy renders it as moksha (liberation or salvation) and union with God. Hatha yoga is one of many forms of yoga taught by Indian sages to obtain salvation. Westerners have corrupted it to gain physical fitness. How is it possible that physical exercises are linked to spirituality and salvation. The Basic Human Problem Is it moral‚ metaphysical or biological? To Materialists‚ the problem is biological

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    In the world‚ there are many types of “religious professionals”. Sometimes one religion profession is derived from another religion. In this essay I will show the similarities and differences of Hinduism priests and religion to Buddhism in general. Also the comparison between Aluk To Dolo Chinese priest and religions‚ and Japanese Zen master. Buddhism and Hinduism have various similarities and differences that effects the way that its followers live and think. The Buddhists and Hindus both have

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    SIGNED:AAROOSHEE SOOD DATE: 28th MARCH 2011 ABSTRACT “Ganga” for India is not just a river - it is held sacred‚ worshipped and a dip in this holy water is considered to cleanse sins and lead to Moksha.  This strange fact triggered my research - Why is Ganga considered a Holy river? What is it in Ganga that drives millions from far away‚ to take a dip and feel rejuvenated? To find my answers‚ I used various methodologies to separate the facts and

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    path is a systematic approach that Buddhists subscribe to in order to remove themselves from suffering and achieve ultimate liberation. This path offers ways for Buddhists to purify the mind and live a happy life. Buddhism has nothing to do with “salvation” by a creator‚ rather‚ the only goal is to attain this state of Nirvana. By letting go of desires‚ cravings and attachments‚ and dispelling ignorance‚ the Buddhists believe Nirvana is a reachable goal. "The five basic moral precepts‚ undertaken

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    an individual soul is moksha. Hinduism does not originate in a single founder‚ a single book or a single point in time. It contains many different beliefs‚ philosophies and viewpoints‚ not always consistent with each other. Some of those beliefs include the belief that the universe

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    is that the universe goes through cycles of formation and deformation that never end. The fourth belief is that karma exists and it is that which determines fate through causes and effect. The fifth belief is that everybody will eventually achieve moksha‚ separation from a cycle of eternal reincarnation‚ and that there

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    Name: __________________________________ Date: __________ Period: ________ Key Concept 2.1. The Development & Codification of Religious & Cultural Traditions I. Codifications and further developments of existing religious traditions provided a bond among the people and an ethical code to live by. B. The core beliefs outlined in the Sanskrit scriptures formed the basis of the Vedic religions—often known as Hinduisms— which contributed to the development of the social and political

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    ranked: Brahman‚ humans‚ animals‚ plants‚ things. They believe that one has an essential life‚ or atman‚ a form of Brahman‚ and the goal of that life is to achieve moksha or union with Brahman. Similarly‚ Christians believe that God is above everything else‚ and by strengthening one’s relationship with God‚ it will allow one to achieve salvation‚ or an eternal life with God in Heaven. Differently‚ Hinduism is a polytheistic religion while Christianity is a monotheistic religion. Hindus believe in three

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