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    When You Are Old and Gray

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    When you are old and gray and full of sleep And nodding by the fire‚ take down this book‚ And slowly read‚ and dream of the soft look Your eyes had once‚ and of their shadows deep; How many loved your moments of glad grace‚ And loved your beauty with love false or true; But one man loved the pilgrim soul in you‚ And loved the sorrows of your changing face. And bending down beside the glowing bars‚ Murmur‚ a little sadly‚ how love fled And paced upon the mountains overhead‚ And hid

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    Travis Hunter RL 201 Professor Lauer 11 October 2013 Page 137 Response Sikhnet.com is a website that deals with just about everything that a Sikh needs to know. In addition‚ it’s a good website for those who are not Sikh’s to gain more knowledge about this particular religion. The website contains a great amount of news‚ past and present about the Sikh religion. Furthermore‚ it includes blogs where people can talk to each other about the Sikh religion online as well as the Sikh

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    Kabir: the Bhakti Poet

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    • In the India of Kabir’s day the Moslem influence was predominantly in the form of Siifism‚ and the poetry and philosophy of the Persian mystics such as ’Attir‚ Rinmi‚ Sidi‚ and Hifiz inspired Kabir. • From the Hindu side‚ Kabir was a product of the bhakti movement of devotional theism which represented a reaction against a decadent Buddhism and the intellectualism of the Advaitist Vedinta philosophy. • This move-ment had its philosophical expression in the eleventh century in the theistic Vaisnavism

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    Fire and Ice Analysis

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    "THE THOUGHT FOX" analysis "The Thought-Fox" is a poem about writing a poem‚ it analyses in detail the nature of literary inspiration and literary creation. The action of the poem takes place at midnight where the poet is sitting alone at his desk accompanied only by a ticking of a clock. The image evoked is one of quiet and solitude where the poet is cut off from the world ready to be transported by his literary imagination. The poet’s imagination is like a presence which disturbs the stillness

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    William Butler Yeats‚ born in Ireland on June 13‚ 1865‚ was an unquestionably remarkable poet whose desperate belief in mysticism and theosophy inspired him to produce works which would establish his dominant influence in poetry during the twentieth-century. Driven by a desire to create a unique set of symbols and metaphors applicable to poetry as well as the human experience‚ Yeats’ poetry evolved to represent his views on spirituality and Man’s existentialist dilemmas. “Sailing to Byzantium”‚ a

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    Rumi: Use of dichotomy

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    How Rumi deals with “Opposites” in his works “The most manifest way to the knowledge of things is by their contraries‚” (Mishkat 86) Following Ghazali’s concept of knowledge through counterparts which elucidates that God is hidden because he has no contrary; we find that Rumi’s idea of using opposites in his writings‚ however utterly sublime and profoundly impeccable‚ is not completely original but seeks inspiration from the very fundamental element of Islam‚ which is the Shahadah. Concentrating

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    features of religious experience I will examine the distinctive features of a religious experience and how they differ from everyday experiences from the world religions of Christianity and Buddhism. I intend to use the religious experiences of mysticism‚ near death experiences and revelations to highlight the distinctive features. These distinctive features are what separate religious experiences from ordinary experiences‚ such as us not having suitable words in our vocabulary to describe religious

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    REL-405-GS Written Assignment #2/Myrna Ojeda Distinguishing between mystical and numinous religious experience‚ contrast Hinduism and Buddhism from the perspective outlined by Nanina Smart. Why do you agree or disagree with Smart ’s distinction of the two kinds of religious experience as these relate to these two religions? Mystical religion involves a strong belief in a supernatural power or powers that control human destiny often stemming from direct communion with ultimate reality or God.

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    Introduction The purpose of this paper is to portray the new religious movement Adidam from the disparate perspectives of devotees and Adidam’s most zealous critics. From these accounts‚ I will attempt to offer a comprehensive and balanced representation by weighing each side against the other in order to establish a fair and accurate description. I will also attempt to describe each side’s perspective objectively‚ drawing from various sources. Adidam centres on the words and perceived wisdom

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    Review of Origin of Brunists Whenever something tragic happens‚ human beings look for a shelter to take since this is the way of taking away the pain. In addition to this pain‚ if their lives are dull and bitter‚ they will feel the need for something brightining to refresh their lives just like it happens in the novel‚ Origin of the Brunists by Robert Coover. In this novel‚ a coal mine disaster occurs in which ninentyseven miners pass away and only one miner called Giovanni Bruno succeeds

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