WorksheetsPHILOSOPHY #Q1 - HUMSS (A)
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 22mins
Who were the Vedic Hymnists?
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Which ancient civilization had early mystics?
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Who were the early Jewish mystics?
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Who were the Upanishadic Seers?
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Who was Kapila and what was his contribution to mysticism?
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What is the Bhagavad Gita?
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Who were the Taoist Sages?
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Who was the Buddha and what was his contribution to mysticism?
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Who were the Pre-Socratic Greeks?
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Who was Zeno of Citium?
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Who was Philo Judaeus?
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Who was Jesus of Nazareth and what was his contribution to mysticism?
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Who were the Gnostics?
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Who were the Hermetics?
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Who was Plotinus?
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Who was Pseudo-Dionysius?
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Who was Narada and what was his contribution to mysticism?
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Who was Patanjali and what was his contribution to mysticism?
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Who were the Ch’an and Zen Buddhists?
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Who were the modern mystics, Sri Ramakrishna, Ramana Maharshi, Swami Rama Tirtha, and what were their contributions to mysticism?
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The concept of "oneness" is a fundamental aspect of mysticism across many different religious and spiritual traditions. It refers to the idea that all existence is interconnected and that there is a fundamental unity underlying all of reality. This concept is often associated with the experience of mystical states of consciousness, where the individual feels a sense of unity with the divine, the universe, or all beings. 30 points (Make sure to answer in Essay that consist 300 words.)
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The concept of "emptiness" is a central idea in Buddhist philosophy and practice. It refers to the idea that all phenomena, including the self and the world around us, are empty of inherent existence. This means that nothing exists independently or permanently, and that all things are dependent on other (explain) 10 - points.
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