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3.00 Credits
Beliefs, institutions, sacred literature, history. Life of Muhammad, development of tradition in classical period, issues in modernity.
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Confucianism, Taoism, Shinto, and major forms of Buddhism in China and Japan. [DCG-n.]
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In this course, exploration of images, temples, myth, poetry, meditation, devotion, and philosophy are woven together in a multidimensional approach to the exquisite spiritual traditions of Hinduism, Jainism, and Sikhism.
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The development of Buddhism in India and its transformation in Tibet, from the original Buddha to the Dalai Lamas with attention to diverse spiritual instincts of mystics, devotees, and philosophers.
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3.00 Credits
Leardetailed movements of Taiji longform. Emphasis: conceptuality as encoded in body movement and form. Readings from Chinese classics, with focus on how direct awareness influences textual understanding. [CR/NC.]
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Beginning with goddess figures dating to 22,000 BCE, examine goddess religions through the archaeology and mythology of Western Europe and the Near East.
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Shamanism in primal, indigenous cultures. Consideration of prophecy in ancient Israel, 2nd Temple Judaism, and Islam, in light of shamanic studies. Contemporary forms of shamanic religious belief.
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Religious nature of human development. Concepts such as religious impulse, meaning, and soul explored from religious and psychological perspectives.
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How religious practice questions/challenges consumerism. Underlying roots of consumerist mentality and its personal/environmental effects. Explore spiritual/religious foundations for sustainability and environmental health.
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3.00 Credits
How persons communicate their spiritual wisdom, their awareness of living connectedness and place in the cosmos, through everyday tasks of crafting creative work. Compare/contrast traditions (Amish, Navaho, Shaker, etc.).
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