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    forgot to me is near Shadow and sunlight are the same; The vanished gods to me appear; And one to me are shame and fame. They reckon ill who leave me out; When me they fly‚ I am the wings; I am the doubter and the doubt‚ And I the hymn the Brahmin sings The strong gods pine for my abode‚ And pine in vain the sacred Seven‚ But thou‚ meek lover of the good! Find me‚ and turn thy back on heaven. Emerson’s religious views were often considered radical at the time. He believed that all things

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    questions about life. Many philosophers follow down their own rabbit hole to arrive at answers to common themes yet from an entirely different perspective. In the case of The Apology and the Allegory of the Cave as well as the story of the Good Brahmin‚ both Socrates and Voltaire did exactly that‚ arrived at similar conclusions yet walked an entirely different path to arrive there. The paragraphs below briefly discusses this. ------------------------------------------------------------ This is

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    knowledge is always gained. Conflicted between what his many teachers had advised him to do‚ he continued to change his lifestyle and gained many important insights along the way. Had Siddhartha ignored his discontempt and continued to live his life as a Brahmin‚ it would have been impossible to learn the key skills he needed to reach Enlightenment. Able to quickly learn anything his teachers taught him but the information did not “nurse him‚ feed him‚ or satisfy” his thirst to know more‚ Siddhartha’s realization

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    structure that rested hereditary distinctions and groups‚ corresponding to their occupations and roles in society. According to a late hymn‚ the gods created the four varnas‚ the major social classes‚ during the early days of the world and produced Brahmins and Kshatriyas as the most honorable human groups that would lead their societies. Vaishyas and Shudras were the less honorable classes. The recognition of varnas had the effect of enhancing the status and power of priestly and aristocratic classes

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    Buddhism emerged from Hinduism‚ which comes from India. There was dissatisfaction among the Vaishya caste‚ who spoke out against the inequality of the Hindu caste system and the corruption and power that the Brahmin caste held. Buddhism’s roots began in northeastern India and spread to the Northwest when it received support from the Mauryan emperor Asoka‚ who sent monks to spread the Buddha’s teachings. Eventually‚ the religion spread to Central Asia and China between the first and third centuries

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    Section A In this essay‚ three of Ninian’s Smart dimensions will b defined. The first dimension is the ritual or practical dimension. According to‚ "An Anthology of Living Religions‚" ritual or practical dimension id defined as‚ " symbolic actions‚ individuals or groups‚ crude or refined‚ such as a fight‚ a funeral‚ wedding‚ meditation‚ or worship(Bailey‚ Fisher‚ pg 10)" Ritual are forms and orders of ceremonies private and /or public. What adherent of a religion do as part of the religion praying

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    in reciprocal respect within relationships. For example‚ the ruler respects the subject and the subject respects the ruler. Another major difference was the specific levels of the social ladder. The caste system of India had four basic levels: the Brahmins (priests)‚ followed by the Kshatriyas (warriors)‚ then the Vaishyas (work people)‚ and finally the Shudras (peasants). All four of these castes were divided into subgroups called jati. This system was very complex and stratified and a person could

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    within existing government institutions. Background and education Gopal Krishna Gokhale was born May 9‚ 1866 in Kotaluk‚ Maharashtra‚ a state on the western coast of India that was then part of the Bombay Presidency. Although they were Chitpavan Brahmin‚ Gokhale’s family was relatively poor. Even so‚ they ensured that Gokhale received an English education‚ which would place Gokhale in a position to obtain employment as a clerk or minor official in the British Raj. Being one of the first generations

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    religions in early South Asia? Tapas‚ or asceticism‚ which is how I will refer to it throughout this essay‚ is the practice of leading an austere lifestyle. Ascetics first renounce all their worldly goods‚ including family and possessions and instead live a life of wandering and hardship‚ for example‚ fasting‚ enduring physical hardships and gleaning or foraging for food. It is the belief of the ascetic that by doing this‚ they will achieve moksa‚ or liberation from the cycle of death and

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    valley flowing through and also had large and well planned cities. Social Structure The order of social hierarchy is‚ the highest caste is the Brahmins (priests)‚ the Kshatriyas (warriors and rulers)‚ Vaisyas (skilled traders‚ merchants‚ and minor officials)‚ Shudras (unskilled workers)‚ and the lowest Pariah (outcast‚ untouchables‚ and children of God). Brahmins were categorized on the top of the ancient Indian social hierarchy. These were not the most rich or powerful people of the time but were very

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