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    spiritual disciplines aiming for liberation (moksha) 4 moksha Literally‚ “liberation” A general term in Indian philosophy signifying the ultimate goal of release from the cycle of birth-death-rebirth. In Buddhism‚ often used as an equivalent for “nirvāna.” 5 Indian intellectual context 5th c. B.C.E.  Praxis involving turning inward‚ reaching state of sensory quiet or even cessation  Intellectual arguments about ground of experience—true self (ātman)  Rise of idea that world known through

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    Kurt Cobain and Jim Morrison were more than leads of great bands. They were heroes of their generations. They had so many talents and each influenced a multitude of people. Aside from being singers and song writers Kurt was also a musician‚ guitarist and mass-media phenomenon‚ and Jim was also a poet‚ film maker and writer. Their groups also had about a twenty year span in between them. Even though it seems you could not compare them you actually can. Unlike fictional writers their material comes

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    pass away. After this‚ he understood how all the negative feelings and cravings that make people cling to life‚ bring more suffering and that he had overcome these cravings. Then‚ at dawn he gained full enlightenment and experienced the peace of Nirvana‚ which is the point where the three poisons‚ greed‚ hatred and ignorance disappear and a sense of happiness and calm is achieved. [2]After he was enlightenment at 35 years old‚ he travelled around India teaching

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    about his death and what could have caused it. Kurt Cobain became a rock legend when his band Nirvana formed in 1990s. He grew up in a small town‚ Cobain showed a big interest in art and music as well as drawing. After his song Lithium was a big hit‚ “Many people believe he was manic depressive was over the song Lithium”(Bipolar Disorder‚ 2012‚ p. 1). However‚ Cobain wrote that song years before his band Nirvana became huge rock stars. Cobain was already diagnosed with bipolar at that time. Throughout

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    considered the original rock and roll band as well as the band that paved the way for so many bands and solo artists to blossom and become a part of American culture. Alternative rock became pretty big in the 1990s with bands like Nirvana and Creed that led the way. Nirvana was such a force when they hit the music scene. The world had never seen anything like them. Their songs were popular and received mainstream acknowledgement. The song “Smells like Teen Spirit” was voted the greatest song of the

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    On Life and Death: The Indian Philosophical Concept India being a vast country‚ it is not hard to imagine that it holds varied sets of belief and culture. Indian civilization had been known for its tolerance of different beliefs. Had it not been as tolerant as it is‚ then it might not have harbored Buddhism‚ Jainism and Charvaka‚ being that the majority of the Indian are Hindus. If it had not been tolerant of the belief of the minority‚ then these Nastika schools of thought might not have flourished

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    through physical exercise. (Houston Smith 26-34) In the religious sense of Hinduism‚ God is manifested in three forms: The Creator (Brahma)‚ the Preserver (Vishnu)‚ and the Destroyer (Shiva). Once a person overcomes karmic barriers‚ they reach nirvana‚ or enlightenment‚ and merge with the Mind of Brahma. This causes the individual self to become extinct and the cycle of rebirth is over. (Murphy) Buddhism‘s primary goal is enlightenment and to end suffering. Unlike Hinduism’s numerous lifetimes

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    Lao Tzu is quoted saying‚ “knowing others is wisdom‚ knowing yourself is enlightenment‚” and Hermann Hesse’s novel‚ Siddhartha‚ carries this sentiment over to its story. To fulfill his journey to find his identity and achieve Nirvana‚ Siddhartha experiences three different aspects of life‚ the intellectual world‚ the material world‚ and the spiritual world. Siddhartha’s journey begins with him leaving home and the life of the “Son of the Brahman” (5) with his friend Govinda to become Samanas

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    II. Basic Beliefs A. Buddhism has several key texts that they follow‚ including the Tripitaka‚ the Mahayana Sutras‚ and the Tibetan Book of the Dead. 1. The Tripitaka is the book that is based on the original teachings of the Buddha. a. Means “the baskets” b. Text written on long narrow leaves‚ sewn at edges then grouped into baskets c. Earliest collection of Buddhist teachings d. Followed closely by Theravada sect.

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    If an individual follows the eight-fold path then they will in turn reach nirvana‚ which leads to enlightenment. The middle path is the path that leads to nirvana as well as enlightenment. The middle path is also referred to as the eight-fold path because there are eight aspects/ categories. They include right understanding‚ right thought‚ right speech‚ right action

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