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    great significance personally‚ physically‚ and religiously. Its importance can be seen in the Hajj (the pilgrimage to Mecca)‚ as the physical center of the Islamic faith‚ and in reference to the Qur’an. The pilgrimage to “The House of God” in Mecca is a vital and required journey that is to be preformed at least once in each Muslims life‚ given that the circumstances allowii. During the pilgrimage‚ each Muslim is required to circuit the Ka’bah‚ meaning briskly walking around it 7 times counterclockwise

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    Buddhism – Meditation as a balance between work and private life Buddhist meditation and its practice is one of the biggest parts in the Buddhist religion. It plays an important role for not only the traditional Buddhists in the eastern world‚ but also for the “new” Buddhists in the west. Whereas older forms of meditation were often practiced for a long time‚ the new forms are normally shorter. The fact that Buddhism found more and more followers in the western world over the last decades‚ created

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    that the appearance of being revolutionary is a charade. “The Canterbury Tales” by Geoffrey Chaucer tells the story of a group of characters who go on a pilgrimage during the Middle Ages. Pilgrimages lead to either a shrine or a holy place‚ and in this story‚ the pilgrimage leads to Canterbury. In the tale‚ one of the characters on the pilgrimage‚ the Wife of Bath‚ has sparked a debate among people about whether Chaucer addresses modern ideas about women or if he enforces gender stereotypes. However

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    Dhammadassi thero It is with a deep sense of gratitude and honour that I send this message of felicitation and best wishes to the Most Venerable Witarandeniye Kassapa Thera‚ the Chief Incumbent of the Birmingham Buddhist Viharaya and the Director of the International Buddhist Relief Fund (IBRO)‚ United Kingdom. At this momentous occasion‚ my memories revert to the 1990s‚ at which I was destined to read for my Ph.D at the University of Lancaster‚ England. One of the most cherished opportunities

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    Buddhists believed in order to reach a state of cessation‚ or nirvana‚ steps must be taken to achieve elimination of all suffering. These steps are considered to be the Noble Eightfold Path. The Eightfold Path consists of eight steps that lead to arahatship‚ the “state of one who has awakened” (Noss‚ pg. 182). These steps do not need to be completed in order‚ but can be obtained simultaneously. The eightfold path was created from the fourth truth of the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism‚ one of the

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    religion with simplistic guidelines which rely on a life free of suffering and material possessions to be happy. It has adapted to the context as times change‚ keeping it a dynamic religion that is easily accessible to everyone. Adherents as well as the Buddhist community continue to be significantly influenced by Buddha’s simplistic ethical teachings‚ specifically the Five Precepts‚ beliefs‚ such as the Eightfold Path and practices that are

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    who achieve Nirvana are freed from temptation‚ misfortune‚ and secular egotism. Buddhists who obtain Nirvana also no longer die or undergo reincarnation‚ and they are liberated from karma. Buddhists devoting their lives to completing the final stage of Nirvana can be viewed as analogous to Christians devoting themselves to live as in image of Christ in pursuit of redemption in Heaven. Nirvana is the end-goal of Buddhists‚ and most all other practices are centered around the pursuit of Nirvana. b. Four

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    World Regional Geography Exam III Questions 1. Why do some scholars believe that China may become the next global superpower? Do you agree? Why or why not? Include specific facts regarding China to support your view. - Why China will become a Superpower o China’s government exported $762 B worth of goods in 2005 – an increase of 28% from the past year o China imported $660 B worth of goods in 2005 – and increase of 18% from the past year o Total foreign

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    human condition." ("Buddhism‚" 2013). His goal would become the principle of the Buddhist religion finding the way to total liberation from suffering. Often described as a nontheistic religion‚ the Buddhists to do not pray to or believe in a God as a creator. The goal of the Buddhists‚ known as Nirvana‚ is to attain enlightenment and to be released from the cycle or rebirth and death. The foundations for the Buddhists teachings‚ the Four Noble Truths were prescribed at the very first sermon: 1.

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    Buddhaghosa of the Theravada variant and Dogen of the Zen buddhists address the attainment of enlightenment through living the Buddhist teachings and meditation. Similarly‚ the XIVth Dalai Lama of Tibetan Buddhism(Mahayana)‚ stressed ‘peace in the soul’ for the path to Nirvana that is attained by harmony between others and inner peace by the practice of Buddhist teachings such as the eightfold

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