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    to donate their property to the church. The people who went to this school later become monks or nuns. They had to follow three important laws: chastity‚ obedience‚ and the law or the lord if not followed they would be thrown out of the monastery. Most monasteries had a rule of silence: monks could not talk which other except for a short period of time. During meals one monk might read passages from the bible while the others mediated. Even though monks’ lives seem to be so hard it was the best place

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    maxmilian kolbe

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    Maximilian Kolbe From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation‚ search St. Maximilian Kolbe‚ O.F.M. Conv. Fr.Maximilian Kolbe 1939.jpg Apostle of Consecration to Mary Religious‚ priest and martyr Born 8 January 1894[1] Zduńska Wola‚ Kingdom of Poland‚ Russian Empire Died 14 August 1941 (aged 47) Auschwitz concentration camp‚ General Government‚ Third Reich (Nazi-occupied Poland) Honored in Roman Catholic Church‚ Lutheran Church‚ Anglican Church

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    change‚ Henry’s reign was also a significant factor in promoting changes. The Reformation in England and Wales in Henry’s Reign had two parts; religious and political. Religious changes like the Ten Articles‚ Six Acts and the Dissolution of the Monasteries were some of the major changes that Henry reversed. The Ten Articles were passed by Convocation at the wish of the King in 1536. The article concerned with the Eucharist was left ambiguous. Another change Henry mad was the Six Acts reversed Ten

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    1. What is zazen? How is it beneficial? Zazen is considered a form meditative discipline Zen Buddhism in which its followers perform a sitting meditation. In the film‚ Mr. Tahnee‚ a restaurant owner in Tokyo shows how himself and his employees perform this form of mediation. At one point a young waitress was slapped on the shoulder with a stick by Mr. Tahnee‚ the girl later explained this was a form of “encouragement.” Zazen is beneficial because one’s self can reflect on their lives and their personalities

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    7. Write short notes on (historical timelines and the founders): ● Dhakeshwari Temple ● Ahsan Manzil ● Lalbagh Fort ● Paharpur Vihara ● Mahastan Garh ● Moinamati in Comilla Answer: 1. Dhakeshwari Temple: The Dhakeshwari Temple is a famous ancient temple‚ arguably the most prominent temple of Dhaka as well as the most important Hindu place of worship in Bangladesh. It is also said that the name of the city itself as coined after the temple. It is situated on the northern side of

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    conquering and even‚ co-existing over time! On the Vikings’ 1st official attack in 793‚ they raided a sacred monastery on the Isle of Lindisfarne‚ stealing church valuables and violently harassing the vulnerable monks. Furthermore‚ before departing with their prisoners and treasures‚ the Vikings demolished the holy Christian church‚ leaving it in ruins. Following accounts of monastery raids contributed to them being established as the Anti-Christians of the age. Nevertheless‚ the Vikings‚ like

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    shuffling about‚ not talking or enjoying yourself in peace and harmony. Apart from having to wake up at 5am everyday and spending all the time that you weren’t praying either labouring or copying manuscripts‚ life in a monastery seems like a good life. The only problem with this is that monasteries and nunneries were often built out of the way from the rest of society‚ so that the people inside couldn’t be tempted by the brothels and ale houses. All well and good apart from the fact this meant you were vulnerable

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    Yoga and Swami Vivekananda

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    Swami Vivekananda‚ known in his pre-monastic life as Narendra Nath Datta‚ was born in an affluent family in Kolkata on 12 January 1863. His father‚Vishwanath Datta‚ was a successful attorney with interests in a wide range of subjects‚ and his mother‚ Bhuvaneshwari Devi‚ was endowed with deep devotion‚ strong character and other qualities. A precocious boy‚ Narendra excelled in music‚ gymnastics and studies. By the time he graduated from Calcutta University‚ he had acquired a vast knowledge of different

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    Christianity began to make its presence known in Japan towards the end of the Muromachi era. It was the Portuguese who first led the European maritime explorations during the fifteenth century down the Cape of Good Hope and touched India in 1498. Fifteen years later‚ they reached China‚ where they created a permanent trading station in Macao in 1559 (Varley 143). Portuguese traders first set foot on Japanese soil around 1543; they landed on the small island of Tanegashima off of the coast of Kyushu

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    With this new power of the state over the church‚ the head of the King’s Council‚ Thomas Cromwell‚ carried out new government policies which included new taxes‚ increased power of the monarchy in Northern England‚ dissolution of Roman Catholic monasteries‚ and confiscation of the lands that belong to the Church. Enraged‚ commoners and nobles alike began marching and protesting in what was known collectively as the Pilgrimage of Grace. These individuals that numbered in the tens of thousands‚ marched

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