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2. link.springer.com › content › pdfMake Believe is Always a Story - Springer

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   Any successful human society, therefore, must find means to direct, channel, and exploit these potentially destructive energies. Mature make believe explores the strengths and weaknesses, success and failure, of such means, against specific manifestations of the terrific force of subjective emotion.

   • Author: Karl Kroeber

   • Publish Year: 2006

3. archive.org › details › cultureofmakebel0000jensThe culture of make believe : Jensen, Derrick, 1960- : Free ...

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   Jan 18, 2022 · The culture of make believe : Jensen, Derrick, 1960- : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive. by. Jensen, Derrick, 1960- Publication date. 2002. Topics. Racism, Racism -- Economic aspects, Race relations -- Economic aspects, International economic relations -- Social aspects. Publisher. New York : Context Books. Collection.

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   Recovering the forgotten life story and unacknowledged historical role of a female figure from an ethnic minority, this project, A Tribute to Safiye Behar, participates in a project of revision whose foundations are in the feminist and civil-rights movements of the 1960s and ’70s.

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   Introduction. Around the middle of the twentieth century, psychologists rediscovered the value of make-believe. Beginning in the 1940s and 1950s, there was a sud-den and considerable outpouring of books that explored the pedagogical and therapeutic significance of imaginative play.

6. buddhanet.net › pdf_file › whatbelieveWhat Buddhist Believe - BuddhaNet

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   LIFE AND MESSAGE OF THE BUDDHA CHAPTER 1 Life and Nature of the Buddha Gautama, The Buddha 8 His Renunciation 24 Nature of the Buddha27 Was Buddha an Incarnation of God?32 The Buddha’s Service35

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   How do you live a good life based on Buddha's teachings?

   • Follow the Buddha’s advice: put His Teachings into practice. Get rid of all defilements which are rooted in greed, hatred, and delusion. Purify yourself of all desires and realise absolute selflessness. Lead a life of right moral conduct and constantly practise meditation. By active exertion, free yourself from all selfishness and illusion.

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   Can factual knowledge free mankind from the pain of existence?

   • But the Buddha teaches that no amount of factual knowledge can ultimately free mankind from the pain of existence. A person must strive alone and diligently until he or she arrives at a true understanding of his or her own nature and of the changeable nature of the cosmos.

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   Is realisation of the truth a miracle?

   • According to the Buddha, the miracle of realisation of the Truth is the only miracle. When a murderer, thief, terrorist, drunkard, or adulterer is made to realise that what he had been doing is wrong and gives up his bad, immoral and harmful way of life, this change can be regarded as a miracle.

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   How do humans realize the aim of life?

   • There are four ways by which humanity tries to realize the aim of life: 1. Material or physical level (wealth). 2. Emotional level— likes or dislikes; or pleasant or unpleasant feelings. 3. Intellectual level—studying or reasoning. 4. Spiritual level—sympathetic understanding based on justice, purity and fair dealing.

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   What makes a life a perfect life?

   • A life so beautiful, a heart so pure and kind, a mind so deep and enlightened, a personality so inspiring and selfless—such a perfect life, such a compassionate heart, such a calm mind, such a serene personality is really worthy of respect, worthy of honour and worthy of offering. The Buddha is the highest perfection of humanity.

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   Is life a combination of mind and matter?

   • Never mind.’ ACCORDING to Buddhism, life is a combination of mind (nama) and matter (rupa). Mind consists of the combination of sensations, perceptions, volitional activities and consciousness. Matter consists of the combination of the four elements of solidity, fluidity, motion and heat. Life is the co-existence of mind and matter.

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8. www.researchgate.net › publication › 23539245_Make(PDF) Make-Believe: Spiritual Practice, Embodiment and Sacred ...

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   Nov 1, 2003 · The source of signification of this spiritual comportment lies in embodied practices of the everyday that are sensed as the spiritually 'correct' or 'true' way of doing things. New ways of ...