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    Hindu Festivals

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    HINDU FESTIVALS Hinduism is the world's oldest religion. Its roots date back to 4000 BC. Hinduism is widely spread out in India and around South-East Asia. Hinduism is a polytheistic religion, believing in many gods. Most of the festivals in Hinduism are centered on one or more gods. Hindus celebrate thousands of festivals every year at every part of the world. Each of the Hindu festivals is celebrated in a similar manner. They all include chanting prayers to the gods and making sweets or snack

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    In this novel about identity, we are reminded of how often we see ego, wishes, and desires. The specific mundane details of objects, such as the medicine cabinet, Franny’s purse, and other objects, bring out characterization of both Franny and Zooey. The objects can signify how disorderly and imperfect they both are, but are known to be these “perfect” people because they’re really good at what they do. Also, for how famous they are in their acting careers. Salinger uses objects as a metaphor for

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    the World Parliament of Religions—despite not being invited to do so—and, as Huffington Post puts it, he “stole the show.” His presentation left quite an impression, and “soon after he became a sought-after guru to Americans eager to learn about the yama and niyamas, pranayama and Kundalini,” according to Huffington Post. The Early

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    Nachamada Roya Simon 250798336 RS 1023E World Religions Hinduism in India as a polytheistic Religion Is Hinduism a polytheistic or monotheistic religion? This question has lingered in the minds of many individuals and they have given their various thoughts about it. Some people believe that Hinduism is monotheistic because the Hindus believe that ultimately all is one, but looking at it from my point of view I am convinced that Hinduism is a polytheistic religion because they have a pantheon of

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    Noorstani, Yama BASV 319 January 31st 2017 Week Three Assignment Kant’s second principle in the categorical imperative is the Principle of Humanity as an end and never as a means. Before I define this principle we must define what is an imperative? An imperative is a law and all members within a society must follow. For example drivers should not be speeding in the highways and all citizens should pay their taxes. Kant says the following “you must treat humanity, whether in your own person

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    The Different Branches of Yoga In ancient times yoga reffered to as a tree, a living thing with roots, a trunk, branches, blossoms, and fruit. Hatha yoga is one of six branches; the others include raja, karma, bhakti, jnana, and tantra yoga. Each branch have its own characteristics and function represents a particular approach to life. Some people may find one particular branch more better than another. However, it is important to note that involvement in one of these

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    Eastern Religion

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    Of all the eastern religions we’ve studied, Hinduism was the one that stuck with me the most. As the third largest religion in the world there is a sizeable population residing in the States, many of whom are converts. A few years ago, I had the pleasure of meeting one such convert, and his Baptist wife, Dana Trent. The couple visited my church, invited to speak on their interfaith relationship and how they made it work. Fred Eaker, a western convert who spent five years in a Hindu monastery, gave

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    Yozei Byodo

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    turn towards the hall’s construction. Rather than just the teachings of Buddha, this temple is specifically dedicated towards the worship of Amida Buddha ,as one of the five wisdom Buddhas uniquely coloured in gold. Along the river facing the Asahi-Yama mountain, Byodoin in as build in a picturesque setting to fabricate the Land of Happiness which features a distinctive architecture style consisted of the Central Hall or often known as The Chudo , left and right wing corridors which

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    What is Yoga The word “Yoga” is derived from Sanskrit word, “yuj” which means “to yoke” or “to concentrate”. The word “Yoga “also means combined”,”unioin”,”connected”,”method” or “application”. The different meanings of the same word depend on the application of the Yoga philosophy. For the sake of simplicity, we will assume the following definition of “Yoga”. “Yoga” is a spiritual and bodily discipline. It includes breath control, specific body postures and simple meditation, practised in order

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    ‘Calavera, Skull 4’, 2009, is a series of plasticine on wood type of artwork by Grupo Mondongo is one of the most eye catching pieces of art at the Museum of Fine Arts. Grupo Mondongo is a group of Argentinian Artists; Julian Laffitte, Agustina Picasso, and Manuel Mendanha. They have created many other similar types of art that is just as spectacular such as , but nothing caught my attention like ‘Skull 4’. I chose this piece because it is not only beautiful from afar but also up close. Grupo Mondongo’s

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