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    death because they are quite unique compared to other religions. Buddhism and Hinduism originated from very similar locations‚ so they contain many of the same elements in what they believe about birth and death. They both believe in Karma and reincarnation‚ but Buddhism looks at them differently. Buddha taught that there is only one great soul that encompasses every person that has ever lived‚ will live‚ and is living now. This means that when a person dies they don’t necessarily have a soul that

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    ultimately obtain moksha. Individuals that practice Hinduism believe that rebirth and reincarnation of souls is how one cycles through existence. This cycle is known as samsara‚ and it is believed that death is simply a “resting phase” for the soul before it ultimately readies itself and returns to Earth. The Atman‚ or individual soul‚ is subject to outside forces that affect the soul’s journey throughout the reincarnation cycle. To liberate oneself from the constant cycle of death and rebirth the individual

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    attention very effectively. The Paintings were beautiful beyond words. The imagery was just too amazing. Even thought the building was beautiful and the speakers were great‚ I didn’t find the religion appealing at all. First of all‚ the idea of reincarnation doesn’t sit well with me. More than that‚ I dislike the idea. Having to live life over and over again just doesn’t sound like a good thing at all. Even though life has good parts‚ the bad greatly outweighs the good and I wouldn’t want to have

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    is the focal point of Toni Morrison’s novel Beloved‚ but she has also been the center of many debates. Morrison’s depiction of Beloved throughout the novel is unclear and much is left up for interpretation by the reader. Is Beloved the ghostly reincarnation of Sethe’s murdered baby‚ a flesh and blood version of the spirit Paul D. drives from the house? Or is Beloved unquestionably a ghost? The uniformly accepted notion that Beloved is a ghost is interesting‚ given that evidence throughout the book

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    the oldest living religious traditions of the world. Through spiritual practice Hindus try to establish contact with the divine reality and then manifest that divinity in all their actions. Family and community interconnectedness‚ karma‚ and reincarnation are major beliefs of Hinduism. The healthcare decisions are made by the most senior family member or the eldest son. Hinduism encourages family members to take a role in the care of family members; especially emphasizes respect for all older people

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    First of all the question is‚ what is Karma? The actual definition of this word from Webster’s dictionary is‚ “an action seen as bringing upon oneself inevitable results‚ good or bad‚ either in this life or reincarnation.” If you really think about it this definition has a very powerful meaning. Some believe in the concept of Karma 100 percent‚ while others say it’s a false idea. People may use other words to describe Karma‚ but it all comes down to one thing; do unto others as you would have done

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    role of Jesus Christ as Savior is essential. Hindus view salvation differently to Christians. For Hindus the problem is attachment to the material aspects of this world. Within Hinduism‚ a person aims to be relieved of the endless cycle of reincarnations and be released into the great One‚ Brahman‚ to become synonymous with this ultimate being. The body reincarnates from body to body until it achieves this final release which “is achieved when it is believed that no self exists in the body apart

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    All my life I’ve been told that the world is wrong that there is so much injustice and inequality. But how do I know the world is wrong if I’ve never known it been right?... How do I know the sky blue not violet nor orange nor scarlet? I only know its blue because that is what I’ve be told. All us accept most what we have been told and we rarely questioning why? Why is the world wrong? why is there so much injustice and inequality? Why is sky blue? We have been brought up to accept the ideas of the

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    it’s existence. It is now the world’s third largest religion. The Indian culture’s view of death is what makes their religion unique. Hindus believe that after death the soul is reborn in the world once again to live a new life. This is called reincarnation. What person and caste they are reborn into is

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    disregarding wealth. However‚ the eastern view of human nature differs. The eastern view is mostly related with the Hindu and Sufi traditions. Their state of thinking expresses that humans are caught in an illusion of difference. They believe in reincarnation and karma. Similar to the western view‚ they also believe in a system of good or bad choices. Although‚ there is a difference in beliefs. Unlike the western view‚ the eastern some may consider it to me more harmonious and free without believing

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