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Werewolf goes toward the wooden hut and go into it without thinking about anything but only hoping that he will get help. Inside the wooden hut he finds only cloth he makes the best out of it and cover his hand, slowly stopping the blood from leaving his body. As the werewolf is resting he feel a sensation of being watched he quickly turn around to look behind he finds a woman wearing a purple close from her toes to her neck. The werewolf look at the woman face he see a great amount of angry for

Manishada is based on an incident and characters of the great epic of Valmiki The Ramayana. Manishada[nay wild hunter] is an utterance of big bang proscription in Sanskrit against violence and conducts without love. It is an utterance from the depth of heart of Valmiki for love and compassion to the entire flora and fauna of universe. Karnad chooses a minor character from the epic makes it the main character of his play. Looking at it from a different and new point of view, Karnad creates a play

Marriage is the foundation of a civilized society. The relation once formed, the law step in and binds the parties to various obligations and liabilities arising therefrom. Marriage is an institution in the maintenance of which the public is very interested. It is the foundation of the family and in turn society, without which no civilization can exist. A marriage celebrated, whether before or after the commencement of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (Act) cannot be dissolved by a decree of divorce

The Man Eater of Malgudi is one of the greatest novels of R.K.Narayan. It is a hilarious comedy with a powerful message, that the good cannot be defeated by the evil. According to K.R.S. Iyenger: The man eater of Malgudi jumbles the ingredients of comedy to excellent purpose and provides ample entertainment, but the undercurrent of serious intension cannot be missed. (380) This novel has a deep philosophical and moral significance. According to Naik and Meenakshi Mukherjee this novel has recreated

An estimated 900 million people are Hindu in this world. Hinduism is more of a religious culture, having 330 million different gods and goddess. This leads to a faith system that splinters into many different subgroups and factions, making this more of a culture than having one set of beliefs. In looking at; the Vedic deities and their role in Hinduism, along with breaking down the caste system and how it affects the life of individuals, while using the Hindu principles and practices to see if Christian

Dharma in the Mahabharta The concept of dharma is the most central and core concept of Hindu philosophy, "all the other principles and values flow from the beautiful fountain of Dharma" (Srinivasan n.d., 1). Consequently, the Hindu scriptures present many examples of its importance in a variety of ways. The two epics Mahabharata and Ramayana are particularly interesting in their presentation of dharma. Dharma is Sanskrit word with many different connotations that are mostly of ethical

Tamotsu Ōtsutsuki that went down in Snowy Valley history. During the Civil War against Akatsuki, Akatsuki got hold of many creatures of the Animal Path. The most powerful of them being packs of massive wolves, some containing body modifications from the Asura Path. It was up to the two Wolverine Sage's to protect the land and the inhabitants' offspring. However, a wolf threw Akihiro back against a wall, many icicles pinning him to the ground. The thought of his death not only forced giant tears from the

In Buddhism, It is believed that after death, a reincarnation will occur. There are six realms you can be reincarnate to, from the highest to the lowest: Devaloka, Asura, Human, Animal, Hungry ghost and Hell realms. All being are suffer from being reincarnate life by life. Karma is the major key to dominate which realms you will be reborn. “Preta” is know as the a non human being (often called as the hungry ghost) in the hungry ghost realm. Most of the hungry ghost are invisible to human eyes,

our spirit will remain and seek out a new body and new life. Your new life would be based on your previous life’s karma. This is what is lead to the person being reborn in one of the six realms. These are heaven, human beings, hungry ghost, animal, Asura (lowest rank of demigods) or hell. Buddhists believe these realms are not permanent place and one does not remain in any place forever. So in Buddhism, life does not end, that the life we are in is impermanent. They believe we should not fear death

1. The author states, “We can’t explore enlightenment without knowing endarkenment” (Sluyter 32). This quote is basically saying that as individuals, we cannot truly appreciate the benefits and advantages to experiencing a state of enlightenment without going through a struggling or dark experience first. Even though this may seem counter intuitive, if one only experiences and knows happiness and freedom, they then transform into a greedy and arrogant person who begins to take this form of enlightenment