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    Mother Teresa: Repression of a Free Spirit to Live As a Visionary By Gnobo Calypso | Submitted On February 18, 2011 Recommend Article Article Comments Print Article Share this article on Facebook 1 Share this article on Twitter 1 Share this article on Google+ Share this article on Linkedin Share this article on StumbleUpon Share this article on Delicious Share this article on Digg Share this article on Reddit Share this article on Pinterest Expert Author Gnobo Calypso In ancient numerology

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    One of the oldest and most complete medical systems ever developed is traditional Chinese medicine. The Taoist ideas and the importance of nature have been intertwined with Chinese Medicine from the ancient beginnings of Chinese culture. “'Tao' or way, is the major idea of Taoism: 'Man models himself on earth, earth on heaven, heaven on the way, and the way on that which is naturally so'. Taoism teaches that human beings should be in harmony with nature, that is, with Tao” (Y). Taoism celebrates

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    Until very recently, the Chinese religions have remained fairly unknown to the Western world. Unlike the religions that have stemmed from the Middle East or the Indian subcontinent, East Asian philosophies have never had a strong concept of missionary spirit. Therefore, their expanse remained confined to the East Asian nations of China, Korea, Vietnam, Japan and Mongolia. However, in the last hundred years or so, an increase in political, commercial, and cultural contacts of the East Asian region

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    Do you love plants? If yes, then please read on. Plants are awesome – they will purify the air in your home, protect you from dust, radiation, chemicals, etc. And, the best thing about them is that plants will bring positive energy into your home. Many people around the world are interested in Feng Shui principles for interior design. What’s Feng Shui – Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese technique that examines the interaction of people and their environment that has been practiced for thousands of

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    Feng Shui Essay

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    FENG SHUI AND QUICK TIPS TO APPLY TO YOUR HOME ARRANGEMENT Feng Shui - an ancient Chinese practice that traces back to 6000 years of history has for long played a crucial role in home improvement in Asian culture as widespread influence of Chinese tradition in the region. In short, Feng Shui’s philosophy focuses on designing the surroundings in accordance with the flow of energy and harmony of natural elements within and outside houses, which results in health and prosperity for house-owners and

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    Hinduism And Taoism

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    1. Compare and contrast various views of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Taoism. Hinduism, one of the oldest religions refers to the collection of faiths and originated in India. Hinduism was brought to India by nomadic people thousands of years ago and is a polytheistic system with various gods and goddesses as well as lesser deities. Hinduism is related to Buddhism because many early ideas found in Hinduism influenced the Buddhist teachings. Founded in the fifth century by Gautama Siddhartha Buddha,

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    African Ethnomedicine

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    Medical anthropology aims to conduct research and evaluate traditional healthcare practices and within medical anthropology there is the study of ethnomedicine. Ethnomedicine comprises the beliefs and practices relating to the disease. Ethnomedicine is the study of health and healing systems rooted in culturally specific norms and values, but it emphasizes in natural healing remedies that involve herbs/plants, teas/juices, and massage/pressure. All medical systems are formed from a type of ethnomedicine

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    INTRODUCTION In ancient China, life revolved around superstitious beliefs and doctrine stemming from the idea that balance and harmony were factors commanding regularity. In encompassing the human body, the beliefs, now labeled as traditional Chinese medicine, were primarily used to explain health and disease, and therefore were incorporated into medicinal practices. Ancient Chinese acupuncturists not only utilized these medicinal beliefs for remedial reasons, but for some, it was used for destruction

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    The Tao, Te Tao

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    Through religion adherents are enabled to fulfill our need to search for and find meaning within our own lives. Many religions help to provide its followers with this fulfillment through the principal beliefs, which are held as sacred. Followers of Daoism follow traditions based on philosophy and connectedness to nature and the world around us. Through this Daoists are enabled to forge a strong bond with the world around them, using it to empower them, this then allows for the followers to feel fulfillment

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    International Expo: Cultural Interview In an effort to better understand the multitude of countries represented at OSU, I chose the International Expo was chosen for convenience and the variety of cultures it showcased. Specifically, I chose to look into the Chinese culture and interviewed a friend of mine from China. We had decided to go to the International Expo together and since we had become friends a year ago, my initial impressions of her and her culture were not from the expo. Since we had

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