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Hinduism and Buddhism - Coggle Diagram
Hinduism and Buddhism
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" Spiritual evolution "
Stage one: Pleasure seeking ( We move on, not because pleasure is wicked, but because it is too trivial to satisfy ones total nature.
Stage two: Wealth, fame, power (The thought of children without toys is sad but the thought of adults who fail to develop more significant interest is sadder)
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Evolution Cont
Stage three: Community centered (The religen of duty has tremendous power over the mature, but...)
Stage four: Moksha ( We seek to BE, to KNOW, JOY... Release from the finite. Body and personality, but at the core : Brahman.
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Samsara- Reincarnation
A cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. The soul or atman goes through uncounted cycles as we strive toward spiritual perfection. Learn to practice self control, charity, non-violence, reverence, devotion to God.
Dharma
One's path, fate. Moral law. Honesty, honor, love, family. You must fulfill your role in society.
Karma
Your actions, thoughts, and deeds. A system from "merit". We may not be conscious of deeds from the past lives, but we will face and confront lssues over many live times until we master them
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Yogas
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- Karma yoga: The path through work
Raja yoga : The path through psychophysical exercise the body, the censcious mind, Indidual subcanscious, and the Infinite
- sits under the boe tree for 49 days
- Budh, bo is the roots of knowledge. To be a Budh is to be "awake", to 'know".
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" Apart from having a rich culture and giving the world some pretty delicious spicy food, India is also the birth place of the worlds major religions."
" Hinduism is known as one of the world's very oldest religions. For example the ancient faith, which bellieves in reincartion of the soul, this has no spasific founder, or founding date and no teological system."
Founding of Buddhism
" When asceticism seemed to not be doing much than causing severe weight loss, he turned to meditation. During one of his meditative sessions, Siddhartha Gautama claimed to have reached what he considered a state free suffering, desire, and sense of self."
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