3 Hour Focus Music: Concentration Music, Study Music, Study Tips, Exam Music 561 – Video
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3 Hour Focus Music: Concentration Music, Study Music, Study Tips, Exam Music 561
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6Hours RELAXING MUSIC – Deep Sleep Music Compilation 2015 – Video
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6Hours RELAXING MUSIC - Deep Sleep Music Compilation 2015
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What is special in Sant Asaramji Ashram Ahmedabad ?( ? ) – Video
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What is special in Sant Asaramji Ashram Ahmedabad ?( ? )
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Mara in Globalist Zionist Supremacy – Video
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Mara in Globalist Zionist Supremacy
Welcome! Continuing our studies on Buddhism, our topic in this video is about the force of Mara and how Mara could be working through the globalist Zionist Supremacists. Mara, in Buddhism is...
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Where Buddhism and Shintoism meet
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Works from the Tendai Buddhist Gakuenji temple in Shimane Prefecture form the feature exhibition of Kyoto National Museums New Years show. Tradition tells that the priest Chishun established Gakuenji around the time of the Empress Suiko (554-628) though centuries passed before it was first alluded to in literary records. Arguably a famous sacred temple among Kyotos cultural elite and itinerant mountain priests in earlier days, the first official nominal reference to its existence appeared in the 1213 Mandate to Gakuenji from the Administrative Office of Mudo-ji on Mt. Hiei.
With literary authentication centuries later, the sculptural record fills in the vacuum, providing opportunity to review some of the early history of Japans sculptural development, which was based on imported models.
As an exhibition this show is small scale, and the works themselves never reach beyond hip height. The significance, however, is the emphasis on the syncretic relation between the import of Buddhism and the native Shinto in what is generally considered to be a distinctive area of Shinto religion surrounding the Izumo Grand Shrine.
Standing Buddha (seventh century, Asuka Period) is intimate in scale, not a foot tall, showing the influences of contemporary Chinese Buddhist sculpture or perhaps that of the Three Kingdoms Period (57 B.C.-A.D. 668) of Korean sculpture. These were common prototypes emulated in Japan at the time, and the way the robes gather around the shoulders of the figure about halfway down the upper arm, and the lack of an obi belt, indicate foreign influences.
Later Heian Period (794-1185) comparisons can be more indicative of local and foreign rapprochements. Standing Acala Vidyaraja (Fudo Myo-o) (11th century,) has an overall smooth appearance and a general lack of detail in the modeling of the surface features such as the hair with its lotus flower or the draping that encases the carved wooden body. The iconographical features of the Wisdom King are all there, however, including the upright sword in the right hand, the lasso (kensaku) in the left, and the two fangs that protrude from the mouth one up, one down.
A 13th-century example of the same deity is invested with much greater realism in the treatment of the hair, fierce facial features and flowing garments. Now aged and black, originally the body was painted blue and the garment covered in gold foil applied using a technique called kirikane. The rippling appearance of the fabric beneath the obi was inspired by Song Dynasty (960-1279) Chinese sculpture.
Two final pieces emphasize syncretism. The bronze Standing Uho Doji (13th century), a Buddhist manifestation of the Shinto sun goddess Amaterasu Omikami, measures less than 2 cm tall. It was found inside a ritual Buddhist bell, the provenance of which dates to the 18th or 19th century.
An Ancient Temple of the Sanin Region: The Treasures of Gakuen-ji Temple in Shimane at Kyoto National Museum runs till Feb. 15; 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 560. Closed Mon. http://www.kyohaku. go.jp/eng/ index.html
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Zen Buddhism Meditate Music – Video
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Zen Buddhism Meditate Music
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Zen Congressman Tim Ryan hosts Deepak Chopra on Capitol Hill
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WASHINGTON, D.C. -- "Who am I?" health and spirituality guru Deepak Chopra urged several dozen Capitol Hill staffers to ask themselves.
"What do I want?" he continued, as the group sat silently, breathing slowly, legs apart, with their hands on their knees. "What is my purpose, what is my calling, what am I grateful for?"
Chopra, a physician, best-selling author and business school professor, led his first congressional meditation session Thursday at the invitation of New York Democratic Rep. Steve Israel and Niles-area Democratic Rep. Tim Ryan, who believe meditation could help solve many of the world's social problems.
Chopra urged admirers gathered in a House Budget Committee hearing room to "rewire" the "reptilian brain" that controls their fight-or-flight response by activating other parts of their brain that reduce stress and trigger happiness and inner peace.
"In every cell is the pulsing of life," he told the group, after asking them to become aware of their hearts beating in their fingertips.
Chopra said he'd like to convince Congress the government could save money by by using meditation to increase the safety and social well being of communities, and that he hopes to draw National Institutes of Health interest in research that shows the benefits of meditation and a healthy lifestyle.
Ryan said he's excited that institutions such as Ohio State University and the Cleveland Clinic are promoting a "mindfulness"-based stress reduction program, and the technique could be used to help students and veterans reduce stress. He urged the staffers who participated in the session to share it with their bosses.
"Hopefully we can live in an era that is more like the Renaissance, and less like the Dark Ages," said Ryan, who haswritten his own book about mindfulness. "That's the plan."
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An Introduction to Corrective Posture Excercise – Video
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An Introduction to Corrective Posture Excercise
Featuring Bailey Reinard Corrective Exercise is the practice of correcting the bodies muscle imbalances through inhibition, lengthening, activation and integration. Too often our body #39;s...
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A Pragmatic Guide to The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle – Video
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A Pragmatic Guide to The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle
The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle. Eckhart Tolle has a great mind, and The Power of Now is definitely a life changing book. I know it has dramatically improv...
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