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Something religious that doesn't examplify God?
I'm trying to find something from the news, magazines, papers, etc. that has the guidlines of Christianity but doesn't have God in it, such as a tradition.
E.g. The phrase "Merry Christmas!" is said by many people. However, most of them are not Christian and simply say it because that is what eveyone else says (i.e. It's a tradition).
Thanks for your ideas!
"bless you" when someone sneezes. I'm not christian but I still say it.
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Alan Steinfeld w/ Susun S. Weed on Wisewoman Tradition
Why is Buddhism more popular amoung Westerners than Hinduism, etc?
I notice a huge interest in Buddhism among spiritual "seekers" in the Western world, and wondered how that particular religion came to be so popular as opposed to other much larger Eastern faiths. For instance, Hinduism has close to a billion followers, millions of which live in the U.S. However, few westerners (myself included) really know anything about Hinduism despite being neighbors and working with Hindus every day. Yoga magazines focus on Buddhist spirituality articles, even though yoga comes from Hindu tradition... etc. Why does Buddhism capture such a spotlight in the West that's out of proportion to its influence in the overall world, and why do larger Eastern faiths fail to capture much of the spotlight?
Westerners disillusioned by their own religion, often find comfort in the concept on no God, which Buddhism professes so eloquently. With Hinduism it often appears (at least outwardly) to be exchanging Gods.
Another reason is that after the exodus from Tibet after the Chinese invasion, many of prominent Buddhist teachers settled in the West, opening monasteries allowing Westerner direct access to the best of what Buddhism has to offer. While few good teachers of Hinduism have actually ventured into the West, so unless someone really visits India, what is available is merely a watered down or inaccessible version of Hinduism. We can take the case of Yoga, what the west knows as Yoga is merely asanas, or yogic postures; true Yoga is so vast that it takes a lifetime to teach, something a weekend workshop wouldn't help in.
Most Yoga teachers in the west have done few years of Yoga training to rush back home to open schools and write up-teem books and brand new styles of yoga, while most old school teachers, yogis rarely venture out, and take disciples reluctantly, only after rigourous testing.
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For the adults:
Is Rudolf a female or male?
a= female
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