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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Satori | | | |  Satori: Encyclopedia II - Eastern philosophy - Syntheses of Eastern and Western philosophyThere have been many modern attempts to integrate Western and Eastern philosophical traditions.
German philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel was very interested in Taoism. His system of dialectics is sometimes interpreted as a formalization of Taoist principles.
Hegel's rival Arthur Schopenhauer developed a philosophy that was essentially a synthesis of Hinduism and Buddhism with Western thought. He anticipated that the Upanishads (primary Hindu scriptures) would have a much greater influence in the West than they ha ...
See also:Eastern philosophy, Eastern philosophy - Philosophical and religious traditions, Eastern philosophy - Hinduism, Eastern philosophy - Sufism & Islamic philosophy, Eastern philosophy - Confucianism, Eastern philosophy - Taoism, Eastern philosophy - Legalism, Eastern philosophy - Buddhism, Eastern philosophy - Jainism, Eastern philosophy - Maoism, Eastern philosophy - Shinto, Eastern philosophy - Arguments against the Eastern philosophy designation, Eastern philosophy - The perception of God and the gods, Eastern philosophy - Gods' relationship with the universe, Eastern philosophy - The role and nature of the individual, Eastern philosophy - Syntheses of Eastern and Western philosophy Read more here: » Eastern philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Eastern philosophy - Syntheses of Eastern and Western philosophy |
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| | | | | | Satori: Encyclopedia II - Zen - Zen in Japan The following Zen schools still exist in Japan: Rinzai, Soto, and Obaku. Originally formulated by the eponymous Chinese master Linji (Rinzai in Japanese), the Rinzai school was introduced to Japan in 1191 by Eisai. Dogen, who studied under Eisai, would later carry the Caodong, or "Soto" Zen school to Japan from China. Ikkyu revitalized Zen in the 15th century and greatly developed the tea ceremony. Obaku was introduced in the 17 ...
See also:Zen, Zen - Spread of Zen, Zen - Zen in Japan, Zen - Zen and Buddhism, Zen - Zen teachings and practices, Zen - Zazen, Zen - The teacher, Zen - Koan practice, Zen - Radical teachings, Zen - Zen and Western culture, Zen - Zen in Films, Zen - American Zen Read more here: » Zen: Encyclopedia II - Zen - Zen in Japan |
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| | | | | Satori: Encyclopedia II - Zen - Zen and Buddhism Zen is a branch of Buddhism and as such is based on and deeply rooted in the Buddha's teachings. It is also very much the child of China and has some teaching derived from Confucianism and Taoism. The Zen branch calls itself the Buddha Heart School and traces its lineage back to the Buddha, with the Flower Sermon being the first transmission of the Dharma. It's common for daily chanting to include the lineage of the school, reciting the names of all "dharma ancestors" and teac ...
See also:Zen, Zen - Spread of Zen, Zen - Zen in Japan, Zen - Zen and Buddhism, Zen - Zen teachings and practices, Zen - Zazen, Zen - The teacher, Zen - Koan practice, Zen - Radical teachings, Zen - Zen and Western culture, Zen - Zen in Films, Zen - American Zen Read more here: » Zen: Encyclopedia II - Zen - Zen and Buddhism |
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| | | | | Satori: Encyclopedia II - Zen - Radical teachings Some of the traditional Zen fables describe Zen masters using controversial methods of 'teaching', which modern Zen enthusiasts may have a tendency to interpret too literally. For example, though Zen and Buddhism deeply respect life and teach non-violence, the founder of the Zen Rinzai school, Linji said: "If you meet the Buddha, kill the Buddha. If you meet a Patriarch, kill the Patriarch."
A contemporary Zen Master, Seung Sahn, has echoed this teaching in saying that in this life we must all 'kill' three things: first we must kill p ...
See also:Zen, Zen - Spread of Zen, Zen - Zen in Japan, Zen - Zen and Buddhism, Zen - Zen teachings and practices, Zen - Zazen, Zen - The teacher, Zen - Koan practice, Zen - Radical teachings, Zen - Zen and Western culture, Zen - Zen in Films, Zen - American Zen Read more here: » Zen: Encyclopedia II - Zen - Radical teachings |
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| | | | | | Satori: Encyclopedia II - Existence of God - What is God? Definition of God's existence What does it mean to assert "God exists"?
In this context, the term "God" has typically been used to mean the monotheistic concept of a singular Supreme Being.
One common definition of God assumes some combination of qualities such as omnipotence, omniscience and benevolence.
This definition is not the only possible definition of "god". Many polytheistic religions have given the name "god" to several beings, all of whose existence is posited by these faiths. Mythologies affirm that these gods have various agendas, can tr ...
See also:Existence of God, Existence of God - What is God? Definition of God's existence, Existence of God - The problem of the supernatural, Existence of God - How do we know?, Existence of God - Positions on the Existence of God, Existence of God - Theism, Existence of God - Atheism, Existence of God - Agnosticism, Existence of God - Arguments for the existence of God, Existence of God - Inductive arguments for, Existence of God - Subjective arguments for, Existence of God - Arguments against the existence of God, Existence of God - Notes Read more here: » Existence of God: Encyclopedia II - Existence of God - What is God? Definition of God's existence |
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| | | | | Satori: Encyclopedia II - Keanu Reeves - Trivia Unlike many actors of today, Reeves is known to defer salaries if it means getting another actor for the film. He deferred his salary for The Devil's Advocate so Al Pacino could be cast, and The Replacements for Gene Hackman.
Reeves once managed a pasta shop in Toronto. (Source: The Book of Useless Information, page 18, published 2002.)
He is reportedly fond of chess, motorcycles, ice hockey, a ...
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| | | | | Satori: Encyclopedia II - Robotech - Original Series Cast & Crew Executive & Creative Staff:
Ahmed Agrama - Executive Producer,
Jehan Agrama - Associate Producer,
Debbie Alba - Dialogue Director,
Robert V. Barron - Supervising Director / Writer / Dialogue Director,
Ardwight Chamberlain - Writer,
Greg Finley - Writer, Dialogue Director,
Kent Hayes - Production Manager,
Jason Klassi - Writer,
Steve Kramer - Script Editor / Writer / Dialogue Director,
Carl Macek - Producer / Story Editor,
Mike Reynolds - Writer / Dialogue Director,
Gregory Snegoff - Script Editor / W ...
See also:Robotech, Robotech - Robotech Harmony Gold chronology, Robotech - Original Series Episodes, Robotech - Original Series Cast & Crew, Robotech - Television Broadcast, Robotech - Home Video, Robotech - Unfinished Sequels, Robotech - Comic books, Robotech - Del Rey novelizations, Robotech - Palladium RPG, Robotech - References, Robotech - Video games, Robotech - Impact Read more here: » Robotech: Encyclopedia II - Robotech - Original Series Cast & Crew |
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| | | | | Satori: Encyclopedia II - History of Apple Computer - Pre-foundation Before Steve Wozniak co-founded Apple, he was an electronics hacker. By 1975, he was working at Hewlett-Packard and helping his friend Steve Jobs design video games for Atari. Wozniak had been buying computer time on a variety of minicomputers hosted by Call Computer, a time-sharing firm run by Alex Kamradt. The computer terminals available at that time were primarily paper-based; thermal printers like the Texas Instruments Silent 700 were state of the art. Wozniak had seen a 1975 issue of Popular Electronics magazine on how to build your ow ...
See also:History of Apple Computer, History of Apple Computer - Pre-foundation, History of Apple Computer - Early years, History of Apple Computer - Apple III and Lisa, History of Apple Computer - The Macintosh, History of Apple Computer - 1984 to 1997, History of Apple Computer - 1998 to 2003, History of Apple Computer - 2003 to present, History of Apple Computer - The Future, History of Apple Computer - Apple and i Web services, History of Apple Computer - iPod and iTunes Music Store Read more here: » History of Apple Computer: Encyclopedia II - History of Apple Computer - Pre-foundation |
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| | | | | Satori: Encyclopedia II - Eastern philosophy - Philosophical and religious traditions The following is an overview of the Eastern philosophic traditions. Each tradition has a separate article with more detail on sects, schools, etc. (c.f.)
Eastern philosophy - Hinduism.
Main article: Hinduism
Hinduism (सनातन धर्म; Sanātana Dharma, roughly Perennial Faith) is generally considered to be the oldest major world religion still practised today and first among Dharma faiths. Hinduism is characterized by a diverse array of belief systems, ...
See also:Eastern philosophy, Eastern philosophy - Philosophical and religious traditions, Eastern philosophy - Hinduism, Eastern philosophy - Sufism & Islamic philosophy, Eastern philosophy - Confucianism, Eastern philosophy - Taoism, Eastern philosophy - Legalism, Eastern philosophy - Buddhism, Eastern philosophy - Jainism, Eastern philosophy - Maoism, Eastern philosophy - Shinto, Eastern philosophy - Arguments against the Eastern philosophy designation, Eastern philosophy - The perception of God and the gods, Eastern philosophy - Gods' relationship with the universe, Eastern philosophy - The role and nature of the individual, Eastern philosophy - Syntheses of Eastern and Western philosophy Read more here: » Eastern philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Eastern philosophy - Philosophical and religious traditions |
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| | | | | Satori: Encyclopedia II - Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki - Career While he was young, Suzuki had set about acquiring knowledge of Chinese, Sanskrit, Pali, and several European languages. Soyen Shaku was one of the invited speakers at the World Parliament of Religions held in Chicago in 1893. When a German scholar who had set up residence in Illinois, Dr. Paul Carus, approached Soyen Shaku to request his help in translating and preparing Oriental spiritual literature for publication in the West, the latter instead recommended his disciple Suzuki for the job. Suzuki lived at Dr. Carus’s home and worked wit ...
See also:Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki, Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki - Early life, Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki - Career, Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki - Bibliography Read more here: » Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki: Encyclopedia II - Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki - Career |
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| | | | | Satori: Encyclopedia II - Existence of God - Arguments for the existence of God A dispute arose as to whether there are a number of proofs of the existence of God or whether all are not merely parts of one and the same proof (cf. Dr. C. Braig, Gottesbeweis oder Gottesbeweise?, Stuttgart, 1889). While all such proofs would end in the same way, by asserting the existence of God, they do not all start at the same place. St. Thomas calls them aptly (Summ. theol., I, Q. ii, a.3) Viæ; roads ...
See also:Existence of God, Existence of God - What is God? Definition of God's existence, Existence of God - The problem of the supernatural, Existence of God - How do we know?, Existence of God - Positions on the Existence of God, Existence of God - Theism, Existence of God - Atheism, Existence of God - Agnosticism, Existence of God - Arguments for the existence of God, Existence of God - Inductive arguments for, Existence of God - Subjective arguments for, Existence of God - Arguments against the existence of God, Existence of God - Notes Read more here: » Existence of God: Encyclopedia II - Existence of God - Arguments for the existence of God |
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| | | | | Satori: Encyclopedia II - 1890 - Events
1890 - Unknown dates.
Scotland Yard moves to the Embankment.
The corrugated cardboard box is invented by Robert Gair.
U.S. Census - Herman Hollerith devises a method using punch cards (like Jacquard's loom) to tabulate census data by machine. (see also History of computing hardware). Hollerith's company eventually becomes IBM.
The bustle goes out of fashion.
The Sherman Anti-Trust Act was passed by the US Congress
The Sherman Silver Purchase Act was passed by the ...
See also:1890, 1890 - Events, 1890 - Unknown dates, 1890 - Births, 1890 - January-March, 1890 - April-June, 1890 - July-September, 1890 - October-December, 1890 - Unknown date, 1890 - Deaths, 1890 - Date unknown Read more here: » 1890: Encyclopedia II - 1890 - Events |
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| | | | | | Satori: Encyclopedia II - André Chénier - Life He was born at Istanbul, in today's Turkey. His father, Louis Chénier, a native of Languedoc, after twenty years in the Levant as a cloth-merchant, was appointed to a position equivalent to that of French consul at Istanbul. His mother, Elisabeth Santi-Lomaca, whose sister was grandmother of Adolphe Thiers, was a Greek. When André was three years old, his father returned to France, and from 1768 to 1775 served as consul-general of France in Morocco. The family, of which André was the third son, and Marie-Joseph (see below) the fourth, rem ...
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| | | | | Satori: Encyclopedia II - Zen - Zen and Western culture Since the 1930s in the United Kingdom, and at least since the Beatnik movement of the 1950s in the United States, the West has had a growing interest in Zen. Often, it has been diluted or used as a brand name, leading to criticism of Western appreciation for Buddhism. However, there is some genuine interest as well.
In Europe, the Expressionist and Dada movements in art tend to have much in common thematically with the study of koans and actual Zen. The early French surrealist René Daumal translated ...
See also:Zen, Zen - Spread of Zen, Zen - Zen in Japan, Zen - Zen and Buddhism, Zen - Zen teachings and practices, Zen - Zazen, Zen - The teacher, Zen - Koan practice, Zen - Radical teachings, Zen - Zen and Western culture, Zen - Zen in Films, Zen - American Zen Read more here: » Zen: Encyclopedia II - Zen - Zen and Western culture |
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| | | | | Satori: Encyclopedia II - Existence of God - Arguments against the existence of God There are many arguments which point out God's logically contradictory definitions, demonstrating his non-existence. For example, can God create a stone so massive he cannot lift it? Both possible answers destroy claims of God's omnipotence. (This is called the omnipotence paradox.) Claims of an omniscient God who stands outside of time and sees all of reality in one glance are destroyed by the fact that there is at least one thing such a being c ...
See also:Existence of God, Existence of God - What is God? Definition of God's existence, Existence of God - The problem of the supernatural, Existence of God - How do we know?, Existence of God - Positions on the Existence of God, Existence of God - Theism, Existence of God - Atheism, Existence of God - Agnosticism, Existence of God - Arguments for the existence of God, Existence of God - Inductive arguments for, Existence of God - Subjective arguments for, Existence of God - Arguments against the existence of God, Existence of God - Notes Read more here: » Existence of God: Encyclopedia II - Existence of God - Arguments against the existence of God |
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| | | | | Satori: Encyclopedia II - Jack Kerouac - Life Kerouac was born Jean-Louis Lebris de Kerouac, in Lowell, Massachusetts, to a family of Franco-Americans. His parents, Leo-Alcide Kerouac and Gabrielle-Ange Lévesque, were natives of the province of Quebec in Canada. Like many other Quebecers of their generation, the Lévesques and Kerouacs were part of the Quebec emigration to New England to find employment. Jack didn't start to learn English until the age of six. At home, he and his family spoke Quebec French. At an early age, he was profoundly marked by the death of his elder brother Gérard, later prompting him to wri ...
See also:Jack Kerouac, Jack Kerouac - Life, Jack Kerouac - Career, Jack Kerouac - Influence, Jack Kerouac - Quotes, Jack Kerouac - Bibliography, Jack Kerouac - Prose, Jack Kerouac - Poetry letters audio recordings and other writings Read more here: » Jack Kerouac: Encyclopedia II - Jack Kerouac - Life |
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| | | | | Satori: Encyclopedia II - List of Japan-related topics L-Z - L L'Arc~en~Ciel, La Blue Girl, La Perouse Strait, Lacqerware, Lafcadio Hearn, Lake Biwa, Lake Hylia, Lakitu, Lan Di, Lansing-Ishii Agreement, Laputa - The Castle in the Sky, Late Tokugawa shogunate, Lavos, Legend of the Overfiend, Legend of Zelda, Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Legend of Zelda: Collector's Edition, Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Plus, Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Master Quest, Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons, Legend ...
See also:List of Japan-related topics L-Z, List of Japan-related topics L-Z - L, List of Japan-related topics L-Z - M, List of Japan-related topics L-Z - N, List of Japan-related topics L-Z - O, List of Japan-related topics L-Z - P, List of Japan-related topics L-Z - Q, List of Japan-related topics L-Z - R, List of Japan-related topics L-Z - S, List of Japan-related topics L-Z - T, List of Japan-related topics L-Z - U, List of Japan-related topics L-Z - V, List of Japan-related topics L-Z - W, List of Japan-related topics L-Z - X, List of Japan-related topics L-Z - Y, List of Japan-related topics L-Z - Z Read more here: » List of Japan-related topics L-Z: Encyclopedia II - List of Japan-related topics L-Z - L |
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| | | | | Satori: Encyclopedia II - Jack Kerouac - Career Kerouac realized his desire to be a writer when he was in his teens, probably influenced by his father, a linotypist with a command of words. His unique style of writing wouldn't emerge until after his college years, after he wrote his first novel, "The Town and the City". He would often write while intoxicated with some substance, usually Benzedrine strips he would purge from over-the-counter inhalers, marijuana, and alcohol. He claimed that they---particularly "Bennies"---enhanced his writing by giving him the tremendous energy that this k ...
See also:Jack Kerouac, Jack Kerouac - Life, Jack Kerouac - Career, Jack Kerouac - Influence, Jack Kerouac - Quotes, Jack Kerouac - Bibliography, Jack Kerouac - Prose, Jack Kerouac - Poetry letters audio recordings and other writings Read more here: » Jack Kerouac: Encyclopedia II - Jack Kerouac - Career |
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