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    tourism in nepal

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    highlighting enduring customs and beliefs. We are knowing Nepal by different sectors‚ like Nepal is the richest country of mountains and it is knowing by the temples country and the second richest country of rivers.Our country is the birthplace of Gautam Buddha who is the founder of buddhism religion. We are the richest peoples with have many part of jungles and rivers and villages etc. In conclusion we proud to our country. Because in our country there many national and international torists had come

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    Tourism Impact in Lumbini

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    1. Introduction Lumbini‚ the birth place of Lord Buddha‚ is situated about 22 km. from Bhairahawa (Siddharthanagar)‚ below the Churia range‚ 24 km. south from the foothills of the Himalayas‚ on the western bank of Telar river in Rupandehi district of Lumbini zone in Nepal. It is about 300 km. west of capital city Kathmandu. Kapilvastu‚ Rupandehi and Nawalparasi Terai districts of Lumbini Zone are around Lumbini‚ the birth place of Lord Buddha‚ which are fertile and densely populated. It is about

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    My Country My Pride Nepal

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    We are highly patriot. We love nation more than soul. country is like a heaven for me. My country name is Nepal. It is derived from two magical words ne and pala. The word Nepal means the country of peace and love. This is a country where lord Gautam Buddha ‘light of Asia’ was born. This is a country of Bir Gorkhalies. The highest peak in the world Mt. Everest is located in country which makes country in the top. There are many mountains in my country therefore it is called mountainous country. Many

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    Ambedkar and Buddhism

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    ‘untouchables’ could attain social equality and psychological liberation only through the teachings of Buddha. He undertook a detailed study of the religion and met numerous Buddhist scholars. He was greatly influenced by the writings of P.L.Narasu and other Tamil Buddhists‚ and also of Mahatma Jotiba Phule‚ a nineteenth century radical social reformer of Maharashtra. Ambedkar claimed that he had three gurus the Buddha‚ Kabir and Jotiba Phule. He travelled to Ceylon and Burma to see Buddhism being practised in

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    INTRO Ajanta and Ellora are the pride of Maharashtra. The rock-cut caves of both these sites are world famous and illustrate the degree of skill and artistry that Indian craftsmen had achieved several hundred years ago. Ajanta dates from 100 B.C. while Ellora is younger by some 600 years. The village of Ajanta is in the Sahyadri hills‚ about 99 kms. From Aurangabad; a few miles away in a mammoth horseshoe-formed rock‚ are 30 caves overlooking a gorge‚ `each forming a room in the hill and some with

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    ajanta caves

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    by Vakatakas. Both the Satavahanas and Vakatakas were followers of Brahmanism‚ but also patronized the Buddhist shrines. The walls‚ ceilings and columns of the caves were covered with complex compositions of the Jataka stories (the stories of the Buddha ’s former existences as Boddhisattva)‚ and ornate floral and animal decorations. The exuberance and richness of the painting suggests that the artists were accustomed to painting secular as well as religious works. The paintings have a natural fluidity

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    Although Eva Hesse had a tough‚ short life‚ people knew her all around for her way of art. Hesse is known well as a woman abstract expressionist from the 1960s. She originates from Germany of a family of Jews. When she was three her family escaped from Nazi Germany and moved to New York. When she turned nine she became a United States citizen. Hesse’s mom then was going through depression around this time and took her life‚ leaving her. Later‚ after this Hesse took on the path to be a Commercial

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    beliefs. Also‚ a country may have different religions that affect the culture of that country. Let get Vietnam as an example. Almost all Vietnamese are Buddhist. Buddhist religion creates a lot of traditions and Vietnamese norms. Vietnamese consider Buddha is the greatest God; he sacrificed himself to find the way to overcome human sin. Vietnamese believe in the next life. If you a lot of good things in present you will get a better next life time. On the contrary‚ if you do bad things or treat people

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    BUDDHIST PHILOSOPHY

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    previous events. The ultimate goal for both is to eliminate Karma (both good & bad)‚ end the cycle of rebirth and suffering and attain freedom (Moksha or Nirvana). Buddhist education system (200B.C to 200 A.D) was founded by Lord Gautama Buddha. Gautama Buddha was primarily an ethical teacher and reformer and not a philosopher. He was concerned mainly with the problems of life. He avoided the discussion of metaphysical question because they are ethically useless and intellectually uncertain. He

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    Angel Lucia Yiangou 07040088 Reading 20th century fiction HL1003N Explore the representation of race Initial novel: Sonny’s blues – James Baldwin Secondary novel: The Buddha of Suburbia Hanif Kureishi The journey undergone by the narrator (and elder brother) in Sonny’s blues may be short in literary terms but is said to be one of the tenderest and thought provoking pieces in modern fiction. Indirect comparisons between life and music are rich within many of the paragraphs and pages and remain

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