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A 5 page paper which examines the concept and beliefs concerning life and death in the religion of Hinduism. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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teaches of an cycle of life and death that is eternal and only when one does something that can liberate them from the cycle are they truly free. (Indian Religions,
2004). In essence, human beings are but one stage of many stages that move towards a state of nirvana that can free the individual from desires and from pain. "We,
the people who live in this world see and feel what is not the reality. All of us are bound to this worlds pleasures and grief....To be freed from this
eternal cycle of life and death" a human being needs to "attain Nirvan" (Indian Religions, 2004). This is a part of the concept of life in the religion of Hinduism.
The following paper examines the concept of life and death in Hinduism. Human Beings "The Hindu religion recognizes the fact that all of us are absorbed in our material
pleasures, our sense of self, acquiring new amenities which we see as progress" (Indian Religions, 2003). This is the position of the human being in the physical world. Being a
human being means being vulnerable to that false reality. It also means possessing the need to see beyond the illusion. However, at the same time, "According to the samkhyis, every
human being itself is the Purusha and thus an infinite being. He only has to liberate himself from the bondage of Maya to realise himself" (Indian Religions, 2003). In essence,
to be a human being means to be on a path towards enlightenment for "Every man is the same infinite being and it is only when he is caught in
Maya that he begins to see this world" (Indian Religions, 2003). We also note that to be a human being means to suffer and desire. These are the things
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