Hinduism / Chandogya Upanishad : The Chandogya
Upanishad saw a true release from space and time, a form of
existence that can only be compared to “the wind in its freedom
to roam at will, unhampered by material things." In this 5 page
research paper, the writer explores the ideas behind this
particular aspect of Hindu philosophy and details its historical
perspective as well. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Chandogy.wps

Hinduism / Bhagavad-Gita : The Bhagavad-Gita -- “Song of
the Lord” -- has been a source of meditation in India for more
than 2000 years. In this 5 page research paper, the writer
explores the ideas behind this particular aspect of Hinduism and
details its main ideas, historical perspective, and enduring value
today. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Bhagad.wps

Hinduism & The Concept of Destiny : An 11 page discussion
of Hinduism; particularly the concept of destiny as it relates to
this particular religion. Includes an historic background,
discussion of various relevant concepts including karma, and
provides plenty of analytical insight. Bibliography lists 5
sources (all books). Hindudes.wps

Hinduism & The Concept of Destruction : A 17 page
discussion of Hinduism, particularly the concept of destruction
as it relates to this particular religion. Karma and many other
relevant terms are explicated in this lengthy analysis.
Bibliography lists 7 sources. Hindude2.wps

Hinduism & Buddhism / The Sacred Practice Of Yoga :
An 8 page research paper on Yoga, -- an ancient Sanskrit word
generally meaning "union," which refers to a method of gaining
a certain profound release from the bondage of Karma and
rebirth that has constituted the highest aim for most Hindus,
Buddhists, and Jains for millenniums. Properties, practices, and
forms of Yoga are discussed with relevance to the historical
impact that this tradition has had-- focusing primarily upon its
relevance to Hinduism. Bibliography lists 8 sources. Yoga.wps

Buddhism vs. Hinduism / A Comparative Study : A 6 page
paper that discusses & compares the two religions from an
historical perspective up to the current day. The paper
discusses the laws and teachings governing the two
communities, and the religious goals of enlightenment. 1
bibliographical reference listed. Hindbudd.wps

Hindu Monism and Spinoza : A 5 page paper that provides
an overview of the elements of Hindu monism and compares
them with Spinozian monism. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Hinmon.wps

Tantric Tribes and Tantrism : A 7 page research paper in
which the writer provides an overview of the tantric tribes of
India and the impacts of tantrism on Buddhism and Hinduism.
Bibliography lists 6 sources. Tantrist.wps

Human Sin And Divine Response In Jainism And
Hinduism : 10 pages in length. Is redemption always
obtainable when one sins, or is the severity of the sin the sole
determinant of forgiveness? Religions vary greatly in how they
deal with transgressions and their ultimate hereafter
consequences. The writer examines the concepts of sin,
redemption and karma as they relate to Hinduism and Jainism.
Bibliography lists several good sources. Sinjh.wps

Jainism / Discussion of an Indian Religion : 6 pages in
length. A through discussion of Jainism -- an Indian religion.
The writer examines Jainism's history, beliefs, and the social
status of its adherents in India. Also looked at are the disparities
that exist among the various sects of Jainism. Some comparison
is made between Jainsim and Buddhism. Bibliography lists 8
sources. Jainism.wps

Rig-Veda X vs. Genesis, Chapt. I : Approximately 4 pages in
length. Compares the Indian creation myth "'Rig-Veda X, cxxix:
'In the Beginning'" with Genesis, Chapter I. Excellent for those
studying mythology, religion, philosophy, Western Civ. etc;
Bibliography contains 2 references. Creation.wps

Comparative Analysis of Major World Religions : This 7
page analysis discusses major religions and philosophies of the
world and compares them with Judeo-Christian beliefs
(Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam are included in the discussion).
Bibliography lists 5 sources. Religions.wps
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