liezard wrote: liezard wrote: I love Jainism so much that i am a Buddhist oh wait, Buddha was a jainist I'm a bodhisattva on second thought bodhisattvas would know that buddha was a Jainist so I'm probably just a confusion (cf. Confucius) that guy was confused the reference being to confucius referred to above in the last line of ths stanza of ...

liezard wrote: I love Jainism so much that i am a Buddhist oh wait, Buddha was a jainist I'm a bodhisattva on second thought bodhisattvas would know that buddha was a Jainist so I'm probably just a confusion (cf. Confucius) that guy was confused the reference being to confucius referred to above in the last line of ths stanza of the poem above yes it was a poem a ...

I love Jainism so much that i am a Buddhist oh wait, Buddha was a jainist I'm a bodhisattva on second thought bodhisattvas would know that buddha was a Jainist so I'm probably just a confusion (cf. Confucius)

..., ecosystems), the more we realise ourselves. Transpersonal psychology has been used by Warwick Fox to support this idea. Other traditions which have influenced deep ecology include Taoism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Evolution Theology (The Great Story) primarily because they have a non-dualistic approach to subject and object. In relation to the Judeo-Christian tradition, Næss offers the ...

...for International Peace, the World Christian Database as of 2007 estimated the six fastest growing religions of the world to be Islam (1.84%%), the Bahá'í Faith (1.7%%), Sikhism (1.62%%), Jainism (1.57%%), Hinduism (1.52%%), and Christianity (1.32%%). High birth rates were cited as the reason for the growth. [12]. Wicca * The American Religious Identification Survey gives Wicca an ...

... discovered you own answer to that question? I murdered a few doze ants yesterday. Thank heaven Im not a Jainist... BOfL Well, you forced me to do a bit of reading up on Jainism. I knew there was a good reason I liked the people of India. Man, I wish there was some way we could really 'know' what the fuck this is all about. All my searches come to dead...

...Nihilism Metabolism Symbolism Alcoholism Extremism Pessimism Optimism Organism Mechanism Sectarianism Humanitarianism Presbyterianism Shamanism Humanism Lutheranism Satanism Puritanism Jainism Determinism Antagonism Euphonism Impressionism Anachronism Heroism Plagiarism Chrism Vampirism Purism Solipsism Magnetism Patriotism Hypnotism Nepotism Baptism Ventriloquism...

... identity and re-identify with the all that is. The state of oneness has many names depending on the mystical system: Illumination, Union (Christianity), Irfan (Islam), Nirvana (Buddhism), Moksha (Jainism), Samadhi (Hinduism), to name a few. The term "mysticism" is often used to refer to beliefs which go beyond the purely exoteric practices of mainstream religions, while still being ...

... Iswara as a third entity and became theist. The other Atheist school of thought was Mimamsha, which concentrated on Dharma rather than gods. Other than Hinduism, most philosophies of Jainism and Budhhism denied involvement of God. Both of these religions did not deny the presence of God, but neither did they attribute any power of creation or judgement to God. The future ...

...2.3 Mandinka 2.4 Voodoo 2.5 Yoruba 2.6 Zulu 3 Europe 3.1 Finnish 3.2 Greek (Classical) 3.3 Norse 4 India 4.1 Buddhist 4.2 Hindu 4.3 Jainism 4.4 Sikh 4.5 Surat Shabda Yoga 5 Pacific 5.1 Australian Aboriginal 5.2 Polynesian 5.3 Hawaiian 5.4 M ori 5.5 Tagalog 6 Middle East 6.1 Babylonian 6.2 ...