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    surprising. Stretched between the golden beaches of the Indian ocean and the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayan mountains lies an incredible tapestry of natural and man-made wonders -astounding temples, mystical monasteries, frenetic cities, pristine national parks and some of the most iconic monuments. Visiting India is an assault on the sense. Sights, sounds, smells and sensations are all experienced at maximum intensity. India is the one of the world’s greatest melting pot’s where an incredible diversity

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    places I traveled to was the Hindu Temple of Atlanta. When I visited the Hindu temple, I was intimidated by the fact that the people there would not welcome a stranger just there for pictures. Once I took my shoes off and entered the temple grounds, the people walked by with whole-hearted smiles. Some even stopped to give me directions and asked for me to take pictures for them because they were also there just

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    Zurab Tskhakaia Hindu The Brooklyn Ganesh Temple 206 Vanderbilt Avenue Brooklyn, New York 11205 I chose to go to a Hindu temple because this is something I did not know anything about, and because of the movie “Slumdog Millionaire” I was interested to know more about the culture and especially religion of people from India. Hinduism is the main religion in India, so that was my first choice. Before I went to the temple, I made sure that I would not look like a retard when I’m there. I informed myself

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    Hinduism is the world’s oldest religion. India, being the birthplace to many other religions such as Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism, somehow managed to keep Hinduism as the leading religion in India to date. We will take a look into the devotion of Hindu religion and explore the symbols and significance of events during puja. In order to provide the best understanding of Hinduism, therefore we will explore the practices of today vs. practices of centuries past. Observing major components of Bhakti

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    Vir Patel Dr. Prasad Hinduism 12/9/15 While today’s definition of Hinduism relates the diverse practices and rituals of Hindu followers back to their Vedic roots, the countless traditions of pre-colonial India varied significantly in their forms and religious methodology with very little sense of unity. Indeed, in the eyes of prominent scholars at the peak of British colonialism, the notion of Hinduism referred less to a collective religion practiced by its followers and more to an umbrella

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    I decided to visit a Hindu temple because the Hindu religion was the religion that I knew the least about and was interested in. This assignment gave me an opportunity to learn more about this religion and what their worship services and rituals were like. The temple that I went to was called BAPS Shri Swaminaryan Mandir and it was located in Lilburn. As soon as I walked in, I was amazed by the beautiful architectural design of this Temple. It seemed like it took a lot of hard work and dedication

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    visited “Hare Rama Hare Krishna” temple, located on Clark and Lunt, founded by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. A temple is a place of worship for followers of Hinduism. The important aspect of a Hindu temple is that it not only focuses on communal worship but it also serves as the home of God; most temples “enshrine Vishnu, Shiva, or the Goddess and their encourages.” Although it is not mandatory to visit a temple, it is considered to be a vital role in the Hindu community. The “Hare Rama Hare

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    getting to know about their practices. The tour includes visiting weekly markets, fun fairs, trekking, hiking and many other adventures

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    Bali. One of the number one places for tourist to go to. With the beautiful beaches, and traditional dances, Bali has become one of the most popular tourist places to go to. But with more tourist visiting, Bali has developed negative and positive impacts with their environment and culture. Tourism in Bali has affected it’s environment in many ways. It has affected their water resource, increased pollution, contributed to local flooding, and has put pressure on islands roads. Bali’s biggest environmental

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    meditate. There were many people doing this in the temple on rugs. I like meditation, but it also gave me more of a chance to observe everything. The people throughout the temple, did not have a uniform way of sitting, like the movies perceive monks and meditation. One thing I noticed that was similar with everyone, was that all arms and legs were inside of the vehicle at all times. No one had any limbs off the sides of the rugs. The people in the temple who we praying were in a sitting position for

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