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    Theravada Buddhism

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    teachings‚ this holds especially true for the monastic order of monks and nuns. Monks and nuns that practiced Theravada Buddhism followed the teaching of the sacred texts known as the Tripitaka which consist of Abhidhama Pitaka‚ Sutra Pitaka and Vinaya Pitaka. The Abhidhama Pitaka incorporated philosophical speculations while the Sutra contained sermons and most importantly; Vinaya contained the Buddha’s discipline or a code of conduct for monks and nuns. In Theravada Buddhism‚ Gombrich also argues that

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    • Siddhartha Gautama‚ more commonly known as Buddha. • Focusses on personal spiritual development • They believe in no personal god • Four Noble Truths: The truth of suffering The truth of origin of suffering The truth of cessation of suffering The truth of the path to the cessation of suffering • (First) Dukkha - Suffering like old age‚ sickness and death. Life frequently fails to live up to our expectations • (Second) Samudaya - Causes of suffering = Greed and desire

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    Coming of age essay

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    Raw written by Scott Monk and The Breakfast Club directed by John Hughes. Both texts articulate ideas about decisions during Coming of Age define who you are‚ a group of people can help you grow and realise things and Coming of Age involves controlling your emotions and actions. The novel‚ Raw written by Scott Monk follows the story of a troubled male adolescent named Brett Dalton who is caught by the cops for stealing and sent to The Farm for rehab and to change him. Monk explores the idea of

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    temple. It was very different from when I go to my Christian church on Sundays. It was not as organized‚ with a set time of when it starts and end. You can go to the temple‚ pay your respects‚ and then simply leave. The people were friendly and the monks appeared to be humble. It was great that I got a chance to visit a temple‚ and I would go again if I am given the opportunity

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    Barbarian to Humanist

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    monasticism to a time of humanism and secularism. The Renaissance gave the modern world secularism‚ humanism and individualism. Throughout the story we see Gargantua evolve into a respectable and honorable man and Frere Jean as a monk who defies all previous views of who and what a monk is. The story of Gargantua illustrates the transition from scholasticism to humanism and in a satirical account through the lives of Gargantua and Frere Jean’s. Humanism can be defined as the cultural intellectual way

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    Satire in The Canterbury Tales Geoffrey Chaucer was one of the greatest English poets during the Middle Ages. He will forever be known as the leading author in English writing before the time of William Shakespeare. Chaucer wrote narrative poems in Middle English‚ the form of English used from about 1100 to about 1485. One of the keys to Chaucer’s continued critical success is the scope and diversity of his work. Readers of each century have discovered something new in Chaucer and have learned something

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    Buddhism in China

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    throughout East Asia. Between 220 C.E. and 570 C.E.‚ China suffered a period of political instability and conflict. Buddhism had very diverse responses in China. The reaction of Buddhism gradually diffused in China by sermons preached by the Buddha‚ monks that practiced the Way and substituted that for other worldly pleasures‚ and that Buddha did not understand the duties that bind sovereign and state. Buddhism’s appeal in China varied. Buddha was a profit that reached enlightenment. He spread his

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    Mitch Albom Analysis

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    Texts: Mitch Albom’s Tuesdays with Morrie and Robin S. Sharma’s The Monk who sold his Ferrari 1. Thesis/Intro: Tuesdays with Morrie and The Monk who sold his Ferrari both imply that the impact of death on one’s life can change their whole outlook on life thus influence people following their life experience. a. Supports a. The desire to influence the people around them i. Tuesdays with Morrie

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    Lindisfarne Gospels Essay

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    was made at Lindisfarne Priory at a time of invasions and political upheaval. The book is an example of Hiberno-Saxon art‚ which includes works produced in the British Isles between 500-900 C.E.‚ a time of intense invasions and political upheavals. Monks read from the book during rituals at their Lindisfarne Priory on Holy Island. This was a Christian community that protected the shrine of St Cuthbert‚ who was a bishop

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    original prayer flags. The origin of the prayer flag comes from the Shakyamuni Buddha‚ whose prayers were written on battle flags used by devas against their enemies the asuras. Monks carried this knowledge of the prayer flags in Tibet after 640 C.E. and the actual flags were introduced no later than 1040 C.E. The Indian monk Atisha (980-1054 C.E.) introduced the Indian practice of printing on cloth prayer flags to Tibet. They used colors of the five elements‚ blue for the sky‚ white for clouds or

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