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In contrast to Abrahamic religions, Buddhism and modern hinduism are both post-Vedic religions (Rue, 2005).... Gautama Buddha is the central Divine in hinduism and Buddhism.... The latter underline that during the time of Buddha there was no such thing as hinduism; the former do not intend to separate hinduism from Buddhism.... Moreover, a central concept for both hinduism and Buddhism is “Karma”.... The emergence of different religions is the reflection of the nations' peculiarities....
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hinduism, Aryans, Dravidians, Islamic, Christian, Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism developed building styles which reflect their unique and distinct beliefs and values.... Old building traditions meet geographical peculiarities and climate diversity of Asian societies.... All of building traditions meant planning, planning for communities, planning which should take into account architectural amenity as well as practical utility; and every single example of these planned communities like the ample and attractive housing built in numerous Asians cultural centers reflect old styles and geographical peculiarities (Goad et al ph65)....
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Rarities and peculiarities of regions are fast diminishing under globalisation.... hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism and many more religions are against Globalization and view it suspiciously as the most materialistic tool in the wrong hands.... The writer of the essay "Globalization" suggests that globalization cannot be termed as a homogenizing force, but it could be used as a tool towards that end....
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The regional geographical peculiarities, in habitability, natural resources, the genetic vigor, culture, and habits of the dwellers have a profound effect on the overall picture of a nation.... Ancient civilizations like Egypt, Mesopotamia, Inca, China, and India have their own peculiarities associated with the geographical features of their particular regions....
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According to the paper "Christianity and Hinduism", it can, therefore, be said that being the most widespread and democratic, religion Christianity still has many views, which are similar to the views of hinduism, especially those connected with reincarnation.... Social structure and the way of life of Indians are dictated by the principles of hinduism and Buddhism.... This paper highlights that the principles of hinduism are often criticized for the lack of an exact system of beliefs and ideas....
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So, lets consider common characteristics of Shintoism and hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, Daoism, Confucianism in general and a specific contemporary state of Shintoism in particular.... As it has been mentioned above, Shintoism, hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, Daoism and Confucianism advocate the same key principle of a balanced life within nature and the world....
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hus, this paper aims to analyze the main peculiarities of Hindu psychology as well as briefly describe its impact on the work of such Western psychologists as Carl Gustav Jung, who was among the first to bring Eastern thought into Western science.... In 'modern' hinduism it is believed that the mind is a bearer of all three planes – conscious, subconscious and superconscious....
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The author of this essay "Dance Culture in India" discusses the context of dance culture and the role of dancing in the history of India by analyzing the peculiarities of three Indian dances.... I will dwell on India within the context of its dance culture and the role of dancing in the history of India by analyzing the peculiarities of three Indian dances.... Nevertheless, such a state of things has not affected the traditions and cultural peculiarities of the country....
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