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83What Happens When the Fourteenth Dalai Lama Dies
A short introduction to the Dalai Lama, the Panchen Lama and the Gelukpa (also called Dge-lugs-pa, Yellow Hat) branch of Tibetan Buddhism. The article explores the future of religious life in Tibet, in Chinese occupancy.
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74The story of the peace lover-Buddha
Lord Buddha always emphasized on peace.What made him such a great person that a lot of people follow him today?Lets read the story of how Buddha changed from Siddhartha Gautama to the enlightened one 'Gautama Buddha'.
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899 Incredible Things to Do in Bhutan
Want to learn the best places to visit and things to see in Bhutan. This guide is jam-packed with things to do in Bhutan
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90Saying Tattoo: Wise Phrases from Philosophy, Bible, Buddhism
Detailed guide on where & how to find sayings tattoo. Great ideas on wise sayings and phrases from Greek, Indian, Chinese philosophy, Bible, & Buddhism.
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90Carl Jung and the Shadow: An Introduction
The Jungian Shadow: Its Phenomenology, Detection and Conscious Integration Psychiatrist Carl Jung’s construct of the shadow, comprised of the denied aspects of the self (1959, p. 20), conceals within itself the golden key not only to...
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84Zen Style Medieval Japanese Architecture (Karayo)
Zen-style Japanese architecture: The typical Zen style complex is axial in plan and bilaterally symmetrical, which is reflective of the regimentation of the Zen monk's daily life. Each act of a Buddhist monk's day is devised to contribute to the big picture of their religious discipline. Zen sects have rules for both the shape and appointments of every structure and the placement and scale of every building within the Zen complex.
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77Top Things To Buy in Nepal
Introducing some hidden places to shop in Kathmandu. Thamel Street is the most sought out place to look for almost everything you need to buy in Nepal.
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74Common Religious Signs and Symbols: What Do They Mean?
A brief tour of the most commonly used religious symbols, and what they mean to those who use them.
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80Shinto and the Persecution of Buddhism in Meiji Japan
Shinto was not even thought of as a religion until it became necessary in the late 19th century. This article explains how Buddhist persecution played a big role in that.
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79Compassion - Simple Kindness
Human being acting with kindness have created all worthy things in our world. Compassion is that which makes the heart of the good move at the pain of others. It crushes and destroys the pain of others; thus, it is called compassion. It is called...
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