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    Ambedkar and Gandhi on the Bhagwat Gita The Bhagwat Gita is regarded as the most sacred religious book in Hinduism. It is also considered to be a book of ethics‚ championing eternal moral values. It has been translated into various languages. Great thinkers and political leaders‚ both in medieval and modern period‚ have been inspired by this book and have also written commentaries upon it. The objective of this paper is to compare the contrasting views of Gandhi and Ambedkar on the Bhagwat Gita

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    includes the concept of karma‚ the idea that the conditions into which one is born are determined by one’s conduct in various previous lives. The law of karma works neutrally and it inexorably metes out the results of one’s actions‚ rebirth after rebirth‚ known as samsara. There are countless living beings and countless levels of rebirth from those in the hells to plants‚ animals‚ humans‚ and gods. It is believed that evil karma may bring rebirth at lower levels‚ and good karma may bring rebirth at

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    center of creation. * In Abrahamic religions‚ all things were created by God‚ and it is God who will someday end things as they are. However‚ Eastern religions mostly believe that the universe is non-created and is eternal. * The principle of Karma is what the Eastern religions use to explain many of the bad things that happen in life. Things are the way they are because how one lived in a previous life. The Abrahamic religions‚ on the other hand‚ explain the bad things that happen in life in

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    Hinduism Paper HUMANITIES 130 Hinduism is a diverse body of religion‚ philosophy‚ and cultural practice native to and predominant in India‚ characterized by a belief in reincarnation and a supreme being of many forms and natures‚ by the view that opposing theories are aspects of one eternal truth‚ and by a desire for liberation from earthly evils (GodWeb‚ n.d.). In this paper I will further explore what the Hindu religion is encompassed of. And delve into what makes the religion of Hinduism

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    Buddhism & Jainism

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    Buddhism & Jainism When Buddhism and Jainism were developing‚ no rivalry seemed to have existed between them because both religions believed in a similar philosophy of life. However‚ they differed on some views such as salvation and soul and this led to their separate ways. Similarities Between Buddhism And Jainism On God • Buddhism : The original Buddhist doctrine does not have any godly figures‚ though the later Buddhist sects introduced some Godly figures. The Buddhists believe that these

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    understanding of each of these terms? | After reading the text‚ how would you redefine each of them?  | What differences did you find between the popular usage and actual definitions? | Karma | My personal understanding of Karma is in life you get back what you dish out to others. | The definition of Karma is our actions and their effects on this life and lives to come.  | It is basically the same idea just my opinion was it came back in the same life to where the book states it can back in a

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    Buddha’s messages‚ “…enable the Buddha’s common followers to commemorate and reflect on his exemplary life (lives)…” and is an object of meditation and/or philosophical analysis. The Jataka tales are all from one common ground‚ the law of karma. The law of karma basically states that if you have done wrong in your lifetime‚ you will reincarnate into another life to work off your wrong doings from your previous life. If you have done good deeds‚ which overweigh your bad deeds‚ you will reach a state

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    Strong and Weak Relationships in Stories Relationships in stories are very important‚ to who the characters are and how they act. In the stories that were read the relationships shown were both strong and weak. Depending on how the characters act toward each other‚ it determines their relationship. The stories‚ Forty-five a Month and The House on the Border‚ both have very weak relationships‚ whereas the story‚ The Ch’i-lin Purse‚ has a very strong relationship. In a relationship one person sometimes

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    offering these selfless actions to God. That is where the moral virtue Niskamakarma comes along. This virtue literally means no-pleasure-action‚ it is an action done not because you like to‚ but because it has to be done. The Hindus believed that Karma such as Niskamakarma‚ which emphasizes pure‚ selfless and dutiful actions‚ a noble act done for its own sake‚ would somehow help them emancipate their souls from the Samsara (cycle of reincarnation) and attain the liberation of Moksha. Same goes

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    Philosophy of Life

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    Below is a free essay on "My Philosophy of Life" from Anti Essays‚ your source for free research papers‚ essays‚ and term paper examples. The hardest part of any journey is the first step. Human life would be so much easier if we were born into it with a roadmap and a flashlight some say we actually were‚ but we forgot where we put them. Nonetheless‚ part of life is clearing your own path‚ making your own map‚ finding life’s meanings‚ and defining your philosophy or world view‚ the next hardest

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