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    Questions for Reflection (2nd Grading)

    1. How does the creation story in the Rig Veda show Hindu beliefs about the beginning of the
    universe, and how might this story affect how Hindus see their place in the world today?
    2. How do the Four Yogas (Karma, Bhakti, Raja, and Jnana) offer different ways to understand the
    connection between the individual soul (Atman) and the universe (Brahman), and how might
    practicing one Yoga influence a person’s spiritual journey?
    3. How do the Four Noble Truths and the Eight-fold Path provide a framework for understanding
    and addressing suffering in everyday life, and how might following this path lead to personal
    transformation?
    4. In what ways does the Eight-fold Path represent the Middle Way between indulgence and self-
    denial, and how effective is this approach in overcoming cravings that cause suffering according
    to Theravada Buddhism?
    5. How do the three levels of perfection in Mahayana Buddhism (moral discipline, cultivation of
    virtue, and altruistic conduct) guide followers towards enlightenment, and why are these
    practices essential for benefiting all living beings?
    6. In what ways do the acts of generosity by the Tzu Chi Foundation reflect the core teaching of
    Mahayana Buddhism, and how can these actions inspire others to cultivate compassion and
    seek enlightenment for the welfare of all beings?
    7. What are the unique features of Hinduism, Theravada Buddhism, and Mahayana Buddhism, and
    in what ways do these religions share similarities in their teachings, practices, or worldviews?
    8. How can the historical and cultural roots of Hinduism, Theravada Buddhism, and Mahayana
    Buddhism in India be seen as shaping their commonalities, and what evidence supports the idea
    that these religions have influenced the development of spiritual and moral systems across the
    world?
    9. How do the five basic relationships (king to subject, father to son, husband to wife, elder
    brother to younger brother, and friend to friend) reflect Confucian values, and how might these
    relationships contribute to building a harmonious society?
    10. In what ways do acts of filial piety within the family, community, and society demonstrate the
    Confucian virtues of love, righteousness, and loyalty, and how might these values promote
    social harmony and order?
    11. How does the Taoist belief that “Tao is the origin of all beings whose essence is nothing” shape a
    Taoist’s understanding of existence, and how might this belief influence a person’s approach to
    life and the natural world?
    12. In what ways does practicing simplicity and letting go of unnecessary possessions, as in the
    Taoist way, help individuals become more aligned with the Tao, and how might this approach
    promote a deeper connection to nature and inner peace?
    13. How does the Kojiki creation story illustrate the relationship between the Japanese people and
    their gods, and what themes in the story reflect the values and beliefs of Shintoism?
    14. In what ways does worshipping gods and ancestors in Shintoism contribute to a sense of identity
    and community among the Japanese people, and how does this practice promote harmony in
    their lives?
    15. What are the unique characteristics of Confucianism, Taoism, and Shintoism, and how do these
    religions/philosophies intersect in their teachings regarding individual conduct, societal roles,
    and reverence for nature?
    16. How do the shared traits of Confucianism, Taoism, and Shintoism in their views of nature and
    ancestors reflect broader cultural values in East Asia, and what evidence can be provided to
    support this perspective?
    17. In your own opinion, what is the most significant aspect of religion to an individual? To Society?
    18. Can you think of an analogy to the study of world religions wherein the unity of religion is
    emphasized?
    19. What is the basis of predictions that religion will continue to be relevant in the 21 st century and
    beyond?

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