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    2. No need to be born again in another human body * Hindus believe that the human soul journeys through one life and then dies and is born again into a new body through "reincarnation" or "transmigration" * Samsara: Cycle of Rebirth * Dharma: Ethical duties of a person * Karma: Law of receiving what one deserves * Hindus believe that the soul is reborn into a higher stage of existence if the person has lived a good life * Moksha: The liberation from the Hindus endless cycles

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    Western analysis of Hinduism that’s been carried on by outsiders who have been biased against the Indian culture‚ or those who are presumed that all of the religions can be studied according to Western religious categories (pg. 71). The Hindu word “dharma” is often translated into English as “religion”‚ which refers to a broader complex of the meanings‚ which in turn encompasses the duty‚ natural law‚ social welfare‚ ethics‚ health‚ wealth‚ power‚ fulfillment of desires‚ and the transcendental realization

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    after they die; a place for those with kind hearts‚ and those without. This thought of two different destinations is similar to the moral code and the caste system of Hinduism. According to these sources‚ fulfilling Dharma allows rebirth to a higher caste while not fulfilling Dharma leads to rebirth in a lower caste. The ultimate goal is to escape reincarnation and attain Moksha. Moksha is similar to the eternal life that belongs to the righteous in Christianity. Conversely‚ being born into a lower

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    The reading of original Hindu writings is an essential element in achieving moshka; therefore‚ this law establishes that no women can achieve moshka unless she fulfills her dharma and is reborn as a man. Furthermore‚ the Laws of Manu goes on to state that “…he [the man] should keep her [the women] busy amassing and spending money‚ engaging in purification‚ attending to her duty‚ cooking food‚ and looking after the furniture…

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    Seo Taeji and the boys introduced rap‚ rock and techno in the music. Ever since then‚ many other idols or young singers have been coming out with these types of songs. Kim Bum Soo was also the first singer from South Korea to get into the Billboard hot 100 chart and ranked 51st in 2001 (North East Cricket Forum). Ever since Kim Bum Soo entered the Billboard chart‚ many other singers and idols also started to enter the charts. Then soon after‚ Wonder Girls made it into the Billboard chart with the song

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    sound devices add to the entertainment value of the poem. Just like a song this poem has rhythm. The rhythm is iambic. This implies that there is a quiet syllable before a loud syllable (ba Bum). However there are slight changes throughout. For example there can be two quiet syllables with one loud one (ba ba Bum). Additionally

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    goes into a forest or to the foot of a tree‚ and sits stably in the lotus position.” Correct breathing‚ according to this Sutra‚ is to focus the mind on the body‚ being aware‚ calm‚ happy‚ and peaceful. It also means focusing on the fading of all dharma and

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    the key factors. Presenting the Dharma in ordinary language has made the teachings of Buddhism user friendly‚ which is another factor for the rapid growth of Buddhism in the West. Furthermore‚ technology has promoted the spread of Buddhism. In modern day‚ people are so caught up with work or school that they rarely have time to visit temples. However‚ in Australia‚ a web-site has been set up by the Buddhist Society of Western Australia‚ where weekly spoken Dharma talks in English are uploaded for

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    World Religions Exam Review Vocabulary Allah - Arabic word for God; Muslims worship the same God as Christians and Jews‚ but some of the revelations are interpreted differently. The word "Allah" is a unique word because it is genderless. It is neither masculine nor feminine. (I) Adhan - the first sound that the newborn hears. It is a call

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    In this essay I will describe the three main religions of Ancient China. Although they are not that much alike they do have some similarities. There were three major religions in ancient china‚ Taoism‚ Buddhism‚ and Confucianism. The religion Taoism began in China in the 300’s BC. "Taoism was Chinas own indigenous higher religion‚ characterized by the fourth century by a literate and self-perpetuating priesthood‚ a pantheon of celestial deities‚ complex rituals‚ and revealed scriptures in

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