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    scriptures recorded in Pali‚ and it was in this language that Buddhism spread from Sri Lanka to surrounding countries.”4 These scriptures were much needed‚ due to the fact that nothing had been written or transmitted on paper. During even life of the Buddha‚ the sect or religion as a whole needed some sort of writing to act as a force to unify the Theravada. The primary ideal or concept for Theravada Buddhist is the acknowledgement of enlightenment‚ and the effort to obtain it‚ through mediation. The

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    An Interpretation of the Money Tree As I walked into Gallery 15 of the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco‚ I was overwhelmed by the number of art pieces. Craning my neck and straining my ears to hear Professor Riegel‚ I caught a glimpse of a glimmering branch of a tree. As I drew closer‚ I saw a beautiful object‚ one that I had never seen before in Chinese art – the money tree‚ and knew that this was the piece that I would write my essay on. Visually‚ the money tree was unique and distinct‚ compared

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    Introduced by a mission from Korea in 552 C.E.‚ Buddhism has long been a central theme in Japanese artwork. Since the king of Paekche‚ a kingdom in the South East of the Korean peninsula‚ first gave the Japanese emperor a bronze Buddha statue‚ the Buddhist art forms that were periodically introduced from China and Korea were tempered in the crucible of local custom and usage‚ to yield a rich tradition of religious art. The role of Buddhism in Japan was greatly amplified during the life and reign

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    depends on lay Buddhists for donated materials. The last stage of the meditation component is right concentration‚ it is the practice of trance meditation which fundamentally develops awareness necessary to practice the right mindfulness stage that the Buddha had studied from his teachers. It is the practice of the mind being fixated‚ absorbed in or established on a single object (Trainor‚ 2004). If the cage builder were to have practiced focusing on one object through the trance meditation‚ he would not

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    Religion dates back to nearly the beginning of time‚ religion has evolved and developed immensely over the centuries‚ and religion is something nearly the entire population of the world has in common. Not everyone has the same belief system but everyone has their own view on religion and their own faith. I see religion as a very important factor in society. Religion is a set of beliefs to create a better understanding of life and everything that comes along with it. Without religion‚ humans wouldn’t

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    Marilyn Monroe was portrayed in her time. Much like Aphrodite‚ Marilyn was considered to be one of the sexiest women of her time‚ and icon‚ and exuded love and beauty for most men at that time. Buddha was the male god for Buddhism. He was known as Prince Siddhartha. Unlike the female Goddess‚ Buddha was known as the “awakened one” (Violatti‚ 2013). He Born in India in the fifth century as a Prince. His life was known as a legend and that his mother conceived him from a dream she had about an

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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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    Throughout history‚ there has been a variety of opinions and theories regarding the body and the soul. The two most common known philosophies regarding the body and the soul are Plato’s theories and Buddhism. Each have their own ways of viewing how the body and the soul connect to each other and how they function during a life. Buddhism‚ an old eastern religion that believes in no monotheistic creator and reincarnation. Buddhist’s also have their own notion that creates a connection between the soul

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    Sambuddhassa INTRODUCTION It has been more than 2500 years since the Buddha walked on this earth. We are fortunate that his teachings are still available to guide us. There is only one taeching of the Buddha‚ and that is found in the earliest Sutta-Vinaya. In AN 4.180 ‚ the Buddha taught the great authorities. He advised that teachings which conform to the earliest Sutta-Vinaya can be accepted as the teaching of the buddha ; otherwise‚ they should be rejected. It is the duty of every good Buddhist

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    degenerate thought‚ he broke his bodhisattva vow. His head cracked into a hundred pieces. With great repentance‚ he cried to Buddha Amitabha and all the Buddha ’s for help‚ "I have not accomplished my purpose and sentient beings ’ purpose‚ please help me". Buddha Amitabha appeared‚ collected the hundred pieces of cracked skull‚ and transformed them into eleven heads. Buddha Amitabha then instructed‚ " There is no beginning to samsara. There is also no end to samsara. You must benefit sentient beings

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