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...The January/February/March 2005 issue of Hinduism Today features the Hindu revival in Karnataka being lead by Sri Sri Balagangadharanatha Mahaswami. The education Insight section debunks the myth that all religious are the same....

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... july/august/september, 2005 • Hindu year 5107... ... .Odissi . . 60 taka’s .Religious, .Soc... ... .Key .to .Successful . Hindu .Educatio... ... Teaching: UK .Students .Get .a .Great .Hindu .Primer .... ...o the experience of india. From time to time it was shaken andoff all plots of land it owns completed (most likely in 2006) figures over si... ...community can best respond know of some mixed religious coupl... ... Advice: The phenomenon of mixed religious marri... ... frain from inflammatory tantrums. the most affluent and most educated immigrant community in the USA. The above figures are per...

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...The October/November/December 2006 issue of Hinduism Today features renowned singer, pundit and Hindu missionary, Rameshbhai Oza, Hindu of the Year 2006....

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... execute .Chinese .soldiers .during .the .Boxer .Rebellion .of .1900—­our .article .examines . .the .Hindu .view .of .capi... ... october/november/december, 2006 • Hindu year 5108 Ra... ... InternatIonal Parenting: .Helping .Parents .to .Deal .with .the . . hindu Of the ... ... Issues: .Exploring .Religious .Views .on ... ...reed that all notices (who subsequently resigned) turely. The zoo’s proposed $40 between different religious flag an... ... old, others are who is in the sensitive position cussed to conduct a survey of where media, discussion and for religious pluralism a... ...als—having common shrines of worship and learning claim superiority,” published by Madhu Kishwar in from saintly figures whose teachin... ... example, the fallibility of the judicial system. Death penalty trials ing 1997. These figures represent a d...

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...The January/February/March 2009 issue of Hinduism Today features Hindu of the Year, Swami Avdheshananda, head of Juna Akhara, Hinduism's largest monastic order with 500,000 monks....

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... 37. January/february/March, 2009 • Hindu year 5110 ... ... InternatIona l Feature: Meet Our Hindu of the Year—a Dynamic ... ... l If es t y l e Publisher’s Desk: Hinduism Today Looks Back ... ...in Blaschkoallee. Hindus are great leaders in ditions and religious and social ... ...test around the world. that can be purchased online and easily used in Hindu religious vard’s reli... ...nd it is these souls, be so lax when thousands attend the temple Flagstaff, Arizona, USA faced any religious problems. Our chil... ...cross the middle many towns and cities, but more than along with population figures. of the Decca... ...sm in 1973 and started work in ear- Hinduism, Swami responded: “After go- brief, and treatment of recent Hindu figures world trav...

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...The July-August-September, 2011 edition of Hinduism's flagship spiritual magazine, Hinduism Today, has been released in digital form and is now available for free on your desktop. This issue takes you on a wondrous adventure through time as well as culture showcasing ...

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... TREASURES July/August/September, 2011 • Hindu Year 5... ... www.gurudeva.org Hindu Sites ... ... er nAt IonA l Feature: Tour Hinduism’s N... ... Stories Teach Children the Yamas and Niyamas 36 In My Opinion: We Need Religious Ed... ... Sannyasin ShanmuganathaswamiOne of few hindu schools academic as well as religious ... ... into Saraswati, inaugurated the new Assistant Editors: Sannyasin Senthilnathaswami, under the threat of racial-religious-po... ... rock; nor did they have the skilled 2 flanked by colossal figures of d...

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...te and relieve its people from the monotony of daily life and its burdens. Its social and predominantly spiritual content make its people vibrant and religious. For devout Hindus festivals provide a mystical connection with God and their own atman. Festivals also lighten the burden of bad karma and help integrate devotion and knowledge in their lives. Festivals provide a b...

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...India is a land of festivals and celebrations that are held to worship and honour God and his manifestations. Hindu festivals dissolve bad karma, consolidate devotion and knowledge, and bring joy and freshness in the lives of people of all backgrounds. The celebrations of festivals like Makarasankrãnti, Mahã-Shivarãtri, Holi and Pu...

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..., Rituals iFestivals, Rituals & Symbols ii HINDU-Festivals, Rituals & Symbols By ... ...............................................................viii Introduction, The Hindu Calendar, Makarasankrānti- Uttarāyana and Pongal, Mahā-Sh... ...o enhance social harmony and unity, and alsoelevate souls towards God-realization. Hindu festivals engage the spiritual aspirantwith God. The festiv... ...ts burdens. Its socialand predominantly spiritual content make its peoplevibrant and religious. For devout Hindus festivalsprovide a mystical connecti... ...tivals convinces onethat life is worthwhile, and that it is possible to livehappily, religiously and righteously in the midst ofan increasingly materi... ...TI(April) On this day India rapturously celebrates the leg-acy of two great divine figures that graced its holysoil – Bhagwan Shri Rãma and Bhagwan ... ... 27 Festivals, Rituals & Symbols Kumbha Mela in Haridwāra, the biggest religious celebration in the worldday Deepãwali festival start wi...

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... peace world forces in attempt to convert this world into peaceful world. All nations live peacefully in the long run. People respect each other’s religious, territorial limits and social taboo. This Novel is an action and adventure based fiction and an attempt to make this world as joint peaceful global village free of discriminations of caste and racial and Islamic an...

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... peace world forces in attempt to convert this world into peaceful world. All nations live peacefully in the long run. People respect each other‟s religious, territorial limits and social taboo. This Novel is an action and adventure based fiction and an attempt to make this world as joint peaceful global village free of discriminations of caste and racial and Islamic...

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...ese all exist and have changed shapes in the form of Al-Ada, Khammas ofKafelistine, the religious Madrissas of Pastan and of Kafaghanistan and its ter... ...anism. Everysect is fighting against the other. We have bought their political leaders, religious leadersand industrialists and all of them working fo... ...lled many thoseown countrymen in the name of war against terrorism which we do not like religiously asthese religious men would become big source of p... ...e equal rights to live in this world peacefully. In principleMuslims, Christians, Jews, Hindus or the followers of any other faith, all should live wi... ...tbacks but still sheis neither facing the reality nor ready to understand the facts and figures of the currentsituation. They are not only barking lik... ...tching their movementsmoment by moment.Then Jamil asked Sunny to pick up analysis. Some figures appeared on Sunny’s miniscreen. Sunny began to read th... ...ude everywhere inthe world…”…. Jabran finished his comments which were full of fact and figures.“Come on Mr. Jabran, cool down a little bit. Please br...

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...pendent articles by senior journalists and research scholars. The book exposes in detail the vicious blood libel perpetrated by Christians against Hindus for centuries, that a Hindu king and his Brahmin priests murdered Apostle Thomas on a hilltop in south Madras, and the unconscionable support for this libel by India’s mainstream secular media. A chapter in the book...

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...76 ▫ Madras-Mylapore Archdiocese Plans Blockbuster Movie On St. Thomas - Ishwar Sharan ... 180 ▫ Tiruvalluvar ‘Baptised’ To Betray Hindus - B.R. Haran ... 188 ▫ Isn't The Madras Archbishop Obliged To Accept The Pope’s Stand On St. Thomas? - V. Sundaram ... 194 Part Four ▫ In Memory Of A Slain Saint - C.A. Sim...

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...ie On St. Thomas - Ishwar Sharan ... 180 ▫ Tiruvalluvar ‘Baptised’ To Betray Hindus - B.R. Haran ... 188 ▫ The Madras Archbishop Is Obliged To Acc... ...Of A Slain Saint - C.A. Simon ... 199 ▫ The Legend Of A Slain Saint To Stain Hinduism - Swami Tapasyananda ... 207Part Five ▫ St. Thomas And Caste... ...... 233 ▫ How Casteless Muslims And Christians Obtain Benefits Meant For Caste Hindus - Vigil Review ... 243Part Six ▫ Hideaway Communalism In The I... ...he earlier edition plus a number of new andimportant references. The Tamil and religious scholar Veda Prakash, whoin 1989 brought us the original data... ... St. Thomas in some detail, fromits origin in third century Mesopotamia to its religious, commercial andcommunal manifestation in Chennai today. It is... ... claim in Ayodhya. It was a Hindu pilgrimage town for many centuriesand had no religious value to Muslims. The disputed building was a victorymonument... ...nd otherwestern spiritualists. It is an attractive tale with lots of facts and figuresadded, but if looked at closely it falls apart. When Max Muller ... ... legend and San Thome Cathedral remains an enigma. He has all the facts and figures of the building of the Portuguese church in his possession as h... ...icle are neutral and other parts are just fiction propped up with facts and figures, names and dates, or some doubtful reference. In some cases,...

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...n has its story - oral or written. CS Tapu searches the story above and beyond any particular religion - the very quest for Being. A quintessential religious book, these original Teachings are the fruit of millennia of religious thought and practice. While some present or future believers (or religious leaders) might not agree with all of them, the Teachings will surely ...

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... Codrin Stefan TapuTeachings on Being: The Holy Book of Religious Leaders, Followers, and Non- Be... ......................................................1Teachings on Being: The Holy Book of Religious Leaders, Followers, and Non-Believers................. ...e is flirting?17. What's a world with freedom of religion, but where publicly displaying religioussymbols is not OK?18. What's a world where it's OK t... ...e governed by individuals, but by myths and institutions alone.8. There are no “historic figures”, but only “legendary people”, built by others. Their... ...How do you know a certain God concept is realversus those that are not? Do you think the Hindu god Shiva exists? If not, how doyou distinguish your id... ... need actual evidence, because that way we don't just have to takeyour word for it. Or a Hindu's.5. CODRIN: You are right. We can't define the absolut...

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...The October-November-December edition of Hinduism's flagship spiritual magazine gives Hindu families, teachers and institutions a powerful educational tool which will help us all teach kids the truth about India's amazing history. This information-rich, 16-page hist...

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... COVER: .Young .students .explore .an .image .of .Siva .Nataraja .as .part .of .their .history .of .India .studies . .Hinduism Today .offe... ... october/november/december, 2008 • Hindu year 5110 ... .... Ethnobiology: .How .Hinduism’s .View .of... ... Youth Issues ously called Indian Studies, youth workshops on June 30th What about inter-religious mar-“Estab... ... The temple of Newscastle on Tyne. Siva Kumar Bhattar from India, head munity which alleges Hindu religious and cultur... ... Sankara, Shama Vinaya- social practices has been defended as main- cultural ignorance and confusion we expe- Hindu and Muslim religious ... ... history. words. This division cuts across the middle many towns and cities, but more than along with population figures. ...

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...Learning how to think about religion. Accounting for religious experience and the esoteric spiritual process in our thinking about "God" and the Greater Reality....

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...of all others and the world. We hear manypeople say, “I’m spiritual but not religious.” When we includeesoteric spirituality, this difference must als... ...e majority of people, regardless of formalreligious affiliation or personal religious belief. Religionseems to be a persistent universal impulse in th... ...ligence, our applicationof clear observation and thinking, our freedom from religiousfantasy and idealism, and our ability to see things as they arean... ...cape from the perpetual cycle ofbirth and life and death and rebirth in the Hindu and Buddhisttraditions, and a continued form of life in some hereaft... ...ive is “SecondaryNon-Dualism.”Buddhism and Advaitism Buddhism grew out of Hinduism. Advaitism is a branch ofHindu religious philosophy. Reincarnatio... ...gious philosophy. Reincarnation is a fundamentaltenant of both Buddhism and Hinduism; it is, in essence, afact of life. For a Buddhist or Hindu, death... ...It Now, You Have It NowHakuin (1685-1768 C.E.). One of the most influential figuresin Japanese (Rinzai) Zen Buddhism. This story about Hakuinis told b... ... (New York: Grove Press, 1961). D. T.Suzuki was one of the most significant figures in introducingBuddhism and Zen to the West.One day Hakuin went to ...

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...e peoples, eclipsed the cultures of communes, altered the course of history and afflict the politics of the day, this book examines how the sanãtana 'Hindu' dharma came to survive in India, in spite of the combined onslaught of Islam and the Christianity on Hinduism for over a millennium. This book is for those who wish to be aware of the follies of their faith and the...

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...lava of the volcano on which the world sits is the disaffection the Musalmans nurse towards the kafirs. While its chemistry world over is the Islamic religious rigidity, in India it is compounded by the Hindu ‘historical’ hurt, aggravated by the Muslim-appeasing political ethos of the State. It’s thus the Indian landscape is dotted with many of its earlier eruptions, but t...

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...sia 26. The Stymied State 27. The Wages of God 28. Delusions of Grandeur 29. Ways of the Bigots 30. The Rift Within 31. The Way Around 32. The Hindu Rebound 33. Italian Interregnum 34. Rama Rajya 35. Wait for the Savant ...

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...f the dogma of their faith, and to those sacrificial animalsthat become victims of religious superstition.ContentsPreface of StrifeChapter 1: Advent o... ... of the BigotsChapter 30: The Rift WithinChapter 31: The Way AroundChapter 32: The Hindu ReboundChapter 33: Italian InterregnumChapter 34: Rama RajyaC... ...e Musalmansnurse towards the kafirs. While its chemistry world over is the Islamic religious rigidity,in India it is compounded by the Hindu ‘historic... ...stry world over is the Islamic religious rigidity,in India it is compounded by the Hindu ‘historical’ hurt, aggravated by the Muslim-appeasing politic... ... Saladin crossing the Lakshman Rekha. And that the dalits too joinedthe hysterical Hindu mobs to burn their persons and property was beyond belief to ... ...It would seem that theseare the products of one or more of the scriptural notions, religious dogmas, medievalhistory, and modern politics, or all put ... ...Mahmud of Ghazni and Aurangzeb. The weightof Hindu opinion treats these historical figures as villains. These are worrying signs and pointers to the ...

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... of Pain and Suffering Imply That There is No God? Is Believing in a Personal God Childish? Praying Openly While Doing a PhD Epicurean Paradox – A Hindu Take What I am Joyful about Being a Hindu “The God Delusion”. What Does it Really Mean? Ignorant Prof. Dawkins Declares to CNN that on Death, It Just Ends! Wrong Science Being Taught in Some Faith Schools Conversat...

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...ly While Doing a PhD 68Epicurean Paradox – A Hindu Take 69What I am Joyful about Being... ... Hindu Take 69What I am Joyful about Being a Hindu 71“The God Delusion”. What Does it Re... ..., very limited or no mention is made ofany contemporary or near-contemporary religiousleaders/founders - the attempt is to emphasize spiritualteaching... ...chings/paths/philosophy/knowledge which may be viewedas universal though the Hindu way of expressing them is used.It must also be mentioned that a few... ... far as I recall, no mention is made of any contemporary ornear-contemporary religious leader/founder – the attempt is toemphasize spiritual teachings... ...ogspot.com is a blog about Bhagawan SriSathya Sai Baba and other spiritual & religious matters.For more about me including my software related blogs p... ...owers and teachers of different religions. Ibelieve in the divinity of major figures of many religions andfind a lot of commonality in the essence of ... ...t only in the divinity of Jesus Christ but also in thedivinity of some other figures of various faiths.1. This point is about the belief that the Holy... ...[Change: This would need to be adapted to refer to historicalincarnations of figures from various faiths.]5. This point is about belief in a God who i...

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... an interpolation to it, but no meaningful attempt has ever been made to delve into the nature and extent, not to speak of the effect of these on the Hindu society at large. The moot point that has missed the attention of all, all along, is that if the Sudras were to be so lowly in the Lord’s creation, how come then the Gita’s architect Krishna, His avatar, and Vyāsa, its...

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...ng, its spiritual track has come to acquire primacy what with itsprotagonists being the religiously inclined men and women for most part. EvenMahatma... ...d now apply mind’. If only Sanskrit, the deva bhãsha, the language of the gods for the Hindus, and for the18th Century British intellectual Sir Willi... ...hy sing its praises? It is owing to its emphasis on human emancipation asopposed to the religious conditioning of man. Thus, its universal appeal jell... ...s, its universal appeal jells with thehearts and minds of people, irrespective of their religious beliefs and culturalsensitivities. Simply put, the p... ...is religious dogma of God. How thiswas achieved is the wonder that is Gita, cast in the Hindu mould but shaped into thesecular form! After all, it mig... ... postulate reaching that state through devotion alone, itwould have been no more than a Hindu religious scripture, though of immense quality.In this, ... ...na suffered from qualms. It is this inherent duality ofhuman nature that so prominently figures in Lord Krishna’s discourse in the comingchapters. In...

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... E Miller’S Muslim Friends–Their Faith and Feeling to Sketch the Anatomy of Islam That Explains the Atta Phenomenon. Also Examined Herein is How the Hindu Sanatana Dharma Came to Survive in India in Spite of the Onslaught on It, First By Islam and Then By the Christianity, for Over a Millennium....

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... 207The Way Around 212The Hindu Rebound 221Wait for the Savan... ...a of their faith, and to those sacrificialanimals that become victims of religious superstition. Preface of Strife 3 Th... ...Musalmans nurse towards the kafirs. Its chemistry world over isthe Islamic religious rigidity, compounded in India by the Hindu historicalhurt that is... ...ry world over isthe Islamic religious rigidity, compounded in India by the Hindu historicalhurt that is catalyzed with the expediency of the political... ... like Saladin crossing theLakshman Rekha. Of course, that the neighborhood Hindus joined thehysterical mobs to burn their persons and property was bey... ... seem that these are the products of one or more of thescriptural notions, religious dogma, medieval history and modernpolitics, or all put together. ... ...ofGhazni and Aurangzeb. The weight of Hindu opinion treats thesehistorical figures as villains. These are worrying signs and pointers to the emotion... ...d foreseen. So, the glorification of theIndian Musalmans of the historical figures, who had been inimical tothe Hindus or had undermined the Hindustan...

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...These Insertions Affect the Sequential Conformity and Structural Economy Of the Grand Discourse. What is Worse, to the Chagrin Of the Majority Of the Hindus, Some Of These Legitimize the Inimical Caste System While Upholding the Priestly Perks and Prejudices. This Rendition Seeks to Restore to the Gita, Its Original Character By Ridding It Of Hundred and Nine Interpolation...

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...aism, Bible to the Christianity and Quran to Islam, Bhagvad - Gita is to Hinduism but with a vital difference that is fundamental to the religious ... ...ita is to Hinduism but with a vital difference that is fundamental to the religious ethos and the belief system. While theSemitic Books dictate the G... ...heSemitic Books dictate the God's diktats to the respective believers, the Hindu epic deals with the nuances of karma the disinterested action, and dh... ...tual track has come to acquireprimacy what with its protagonists being the religiously inclined menand women for most part. Even Mahatma Gandhi, the m... ... many western intellectuals, 6though alien to the Hindu philosophy sing its praises? It is owing to itsemphasis on human eman... ...raises? It is owing to itsemphasis on human emancipation as opposed to the religiousconditioning of man. Thus, its universal appeal jells with the hea... ...rom qualms. It isthis inherent duality of human nature that so prominently figures in LordKrishna’s discourse in the coming chapters. In popular par...

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...damental rights, and the non-implementation of laws that safeguard Dalit rights. The Dalits were considered untouchable for thousands of years by the Hindu society until the Constitution of India officially abolished the practice of untouchability in 1950....

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...TIONA FUZZY AND NEUTROSOPHIC ANALYSIS2.1 Analysis of untouchability due to Hindu religion using FCMs and NCMs 432.2 Analysis of discrimina... ...hts. The Dalits were considereduntouchable for thousands of years by the Hindu societyuntil the Constitution of India officially abolished thepracti... ... 6 The rigid rules of the caste system were codified in theManusmriti, a Hindu religious text which decreed thatSudras and Dalits were to be distres... ...he rigid rules of the caste system were codified in theManusmriti, a Hindu religious text which decreed thatSudras and Dalits were to be distressed fo... ...categorize untouchability practiced due toHindu religion. Nodes related to religious untouchability, asgiven by an expert who is a social activist, ar... ...lows: R1 - Religion R2 - Superstition R3 - Faith in particular religious sect R4 - Discrimination in religion R5 - No freedom of c... ... 17.43 Sweepers * 44.34 Grand Total 13.17 18.71 * Figures relating to sweepers in 1965 are not available and included in t... ...ures relating to sweepers in 1965 are not available and included in the figures for class IV. 335(Source: National SC/ST Commission Re... ... manual scavengers does India have? Conflicting Estimates and Confusing Figures1. Says the 1995-96 Annual Report of the national commission for ...

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...ssics, Latin and mathematics at Trinity College, Kandy, in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka). Trinity College was founded on Christianity in a largely Buddhist, Hindu and Moslem country. Sinhalese and Tamil cultures added to the mix. The boys at the school were mostly from these cultures and also came from nearby countries. The school was run along the lines of an English public scho...

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...nial era. Trinity College wasfounded on Christianity in a largely Buddhist, Hindu and Moslem country. Sinhalese and Tamilcultures added to the mix. Th... ...ng the first half of the19th century from Germany, seeking greater Lutheran religious freedom. Her father taught musicand founded the College of Music... ...scope' theme, I have tried to give equal weight to historical, cultural, religious, travel adventure, wildlife, personal and school/educational asp... ...l and school/educational aspects. Accordingly, some material of cultural/religious interest found in diaries has been inserted and some on visit... ...emi-circular slab of“moonstone”, often carved in concentric rings of sacred figures and lotus emblems. One of therings usually includes figures of the... ...lon, chiefly in the north and east. They remain distinct in their religion (Hindu),customs, appearance and language. 15 ... ...b the people sleeping on my knees and feet.The peak is sacred to Buddhists, Hindus and Moslems. The Buddhists call it Sripada, or "holy foot-print", b... ...osite is a large wooden carving of the Hindu God Vishnu.All about are other figures, some of rock and some of wood – Buddhas, Hindu gods and ancientSi... ... and some of wood – Buddhas, Hindu gods and ancientSinhalese kings. All the figures are painted. The walls and ceilings are ornamented, depictingshrin...

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...ALAYALAM SUDRAS 13. THE ROYAL FAMILY 14. NAMBURI BRAHMANS 15. MUHAMMADANS 16. THE SYRIAN CHRISTIANS 17. NEPOTISM 18. THE KUDUMI, OR HINDU TUFT OF HAIR 19. FEMALE LIFE 20. AGRICULTURE 21. COFFEE CULTIVATION 22. COTTON MANUFACTURE 23. COCOANUT FIBRE AND MANUFACTURES 24. BOATS AND FISHING 25. INDIAN MUSIC 26. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 27....

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...al fights between the lower casteThiyyas (newly converted into Islam) and the Hindu higher castes . There hasbeen mention that some of the major provo... ...mmunal fight between the erstwhileMakkathaya Thiyyas (converted to Islam) and Hindu Brahmanical castes and theirhenchmen was a revolt against the Brit... ...QUOTE: As a rule, the names of individuals among this hill tribe are not Hindu; they severally signify some peculiarity, as Kannan — “the ey... ...correct to identify everything in thislandscape with a word which signifies a religious aspiration or a religiouspartition. Even the word ‘Hindu’ migh... ... END of QUOTE In the above quotes, even Music seems to have been given a religiousidentification. However, among the natives here, I do not thin... ...gns of great intellectualand social progress. However, they lacked a powerful religious or socialorganisation behind them which was capable of aggrega... ...windows are supported without on sloping bracketsfinely carved with grotesque figures, and are furnished inside with seats, so as to afforda convenien... ...ted representations of Vishnu, Brahma, Hanuman,Krishna, and other Hindu gods; figures holding a lamp in outstretched hands — a gooddesign for an ornam... ...ant the Apostle Peter. Then herelated some foolish story respecting the armed figures on the posts of the door. It is asolid and neat piece of stone-w...

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...edly immerse themselves in their cultural surroundings, while others observe from a distance. The ancient Kirat civilization of Nepal predates any religious texts we have. Unfortunately, their profound cultural wisdom has primarily faded, leading to a disheartening void in our understanding of ancient knowledge. The plight of the tribal communities in the land nurtured ...

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...2 Chongbang Samba's Pung Mundhum 2.1.3 Saba Sammang mundhum 2.1.4 Mudenchhong Mundhum 2.1.5 Theba Sammang mundhum 2.1.6 Yuma Sammang mundhum 2.2 Religious and Cultural Background 2.2.1 The Hindu Etymology 2.2.2 Etymology of the Arya 2.2.3 Hindu Dilemma in Kirat 2.2.4 Pre-Vedic Faith Shaivism 2.2.5 Animism 2.2.6 Shamanism 2.2.7 Bon Religion 2.2.8 Shiva and Bon'...

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...proach. The study has related existing data andhypotheses to statistics, figures, and arguments. Italso compared and contrasted descriptions withcur... ... 2.1.5 Theba Sammang mundhum 2.1.6 Yuma Sammang mundhum 2.2 Religious and Cultural Background 2.2.1 The Hindu Etymology 2.2... ... Sammang mundhum 2.2 Religious and Cultural Background 2.2.1 The Hindu Etymology 2.2.2 Etymology of the Arya 2.2.3 Hindu Dilemma... ... 2.2.7 Bon Religion 2.2.8 Shiva and Bon's Philosophy 2.2.9 Hinduism 2.2.10 Islam derived from Shaivism. 2.2.11 Buddhism on... ...andPersia, Limbu's ancestors were known as Lepmu(Pokhrel, 1998). Facts and figures point toMesopotamia, Persia, thus looking for LepmuhangMundhum's wo... ... death. Both before and after birth, culturaltraditions exist. Ceremonies, religious rites, festivals,dances, food, and other rituals are cultural exa... ...stigation – Dr. Nawa Raj Subba 30Tangsing are significant in cultural and religiousrituals. Every three years, a special puja calledNahang performs i... ...ically, the descendants of Shiva publiclyceased referring to themselves as Hindus. Politicalfactors caused this situation to develop. After Nepal'suni... ... civilization, created theBrahmi script is invalid. Historical facts and figures show that SindhHarappa, Mesopotamia, China, and other humanciviliza...

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... a universal tale condensed to combine the world’s stories, which renders Jesus life into Buddhist concepts in an ancient Indian setting. It is not a religious book, and so will appeal to open-minded Atheists, Animists, Buddhists, Christians, Hindus, Judaists, Muslims, Taoists … and Zoroastrians. Its fluid style is uninterrupted by the copious endnotes and glossary which d...

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...ings that add depth to the story and introduce spiritualconcepts uncommon to Western religious dialogue. For Sanskritand Pali terms I have relied on ‘... ...o look for him.57Three days later they found him. He was in a learneddiscussion with religious teachers impressing everyonepresent. While his ... ... cakravati who could free them from the occupyingauthorities. Such claims caused the religious hierarchy toinvestigate him. But he assured them that h... ...ht spokes like the eight part teaching ofDharma. Around the circumference are twelve figures, the numberof his sangha. Between the spokes is the ancie... ...ter a while he went on further.‘‘And the centre of it all is in the hub. Those three figures of a cock,a snake and a pig are our symbols of the greed,... ... metaphorical term that has beenappropriated for literal beliefs on occasion. In the Hindu tradition fromwhich Buddhism derives, Rama and Krishna may ... ...dharma (fundamental basis ofreality - see entry) and represents the universal law in Hinduism and thepath to enlightenment in Buddhism and Jainism. Th... ...quent conditions in usand others. The term seems to be have been first used in early Hinduismto explain anger in the Hindu scriptures, such as in the ...