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    Shamis: Way to Shaolin Shamis: Way to Shaolin is a traditional dance performed by the Kung Fu Monks of Shaolin. Dance exists in many forms and can fulfil different functions: ritual‚ social or artistic. This particular dance fits into the ritual and artistic function. When performed and practised‚ ritual dance serves a strong function in sustaining the life of people through the culture and its procedures. Artistic dance is performed to be looked at and to entertain onlookers. The work itself can

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    "By using the word "meditation" there is a possibility of moving in a wrong direction – because English has no exact word for "dhyana‚" meditation only comes close to it. "English has three words: concentration‚ contemplation‚ meditation. Concentration is of the mind. You focus your mind on a particular object‚ you exclude everything else‚ you just go on narrowing your vision. Hence in concentration everything can become a distraction. A dog starts barking and you will be distracted because you

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    Shinto Illustration Romaine Stewart REL/133 May 11‚ 2015 Robert Rowland Shinto Illustration The amount of religions known to the public is endless‚ some celebrated with more importance than the others‚ and some with more popularity‚ but one of the lesser known Japanese religion is the Shinto. Unless a person interested in this religion was to travel to japan to talk with people who are followers‚ this religion has remain a mystery to the general public. Shinto is ancient native religion of japan

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    The Spread of Buddhism in China DBQ - 11/18/13 Adam Almassri Buddhism started in India around the 16th century B.C.E.‚ and after a while diffused to China in the first century of C.E.. People slowly converted to it. Many chinese people felt differently about the new religion‚ and others felt it was better than the one existing‚ and better for China as a whole. They then began to encourage conversion of religions. Then there were those guys. They didn’t like Buddhism‚ they thought it was bad

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    Zen in Archery Zen can be defined as being at peace while living in the moment. It is not about reaching into the past or wondering about the future. It is about the present: The here and now. Zen‚ sometimes known as Dhyana Buddhism‚ is a school of Mahayana Buddhism and was developed during the 6th Century C.E. Zen encourages people to break the cycle of conventional thought by using meditation and experiencing life in the moment. In this book‚ Herrigel learned to achieve Zen through the means

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    Analysis of A newspaper Article Assignment Newspaper and magazine articles are used as a source of information to the public for all sorts of things including medical information. Many times they report statistical information or results without explaining the methods used to come to their conclusions. In this paper we will examine an article and discuss the purpose of the study‚ research methodology and statistical procedures used‚ and the results and the appropriateness of the results. Purpose

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    My first experience in a Buddhist temple was quite different than anything I have experienced religion-wise. I visited the Quan Am Monastery (Vietnamese-American Buddhist) at 3500 South Goodlet. I got to experience first-hand how meditation in a Buddhist temple actually works. I was very intrigued to find out how someone outside of the Christian faith‚ worshipped. As one might expect‚ the atmosphere was very tranquil. My group members and I called ahead a few days earlier and a man answered the

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    Meditation I decided to meditate on a day that I felt a little more stressed out and upset. I have been rather stressed out for a while and when this came up for a thing for extra credit I decided to actually give meditation a try. I was always kind of skeptical about it and wasn’t sure that it would actually work. I have been very stressed out over work and school and trying to get everything in order and figuring out a schedule. I also recently moved so I am still trying to get used to that

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    Pick any of the writings in the Genjo Koan and think about it – really think hard. After you have done so‚ reflect on its subtle distinctions. Regarding the paragraph about the fullness of enlightenment‚ the moon represents man‚ and the water represents enlightenment. Just as the moon does not get wet by reflecting in the water‚ neither do the impurities of man taint enlightenment. So‚ the moon is not affected by reflecting in the water‚ rather it is simply reflecting its greatness on the water

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    JD Garcia 01-14-14 The Zen Master Phil Jackson may go down in history as one of the most successful coaches who ever coached in the National Basketball Association. Having won 11 NBA championship rings in two different decades as a coach‚ his legacy in the NBA may most likely be unsurpassed by anyone‚ ever. I have always been a fan of Phil Jackson as a coach. I have always admired his style and cool‚ calm‚ collected nature as a coach. He seems to know exactly when to sit‚ stand‚ call a

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