Accessing the Core of Spirituality: Religion in Equus
Accessing the Core of Spirituality: Religion in Equus
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Self-Love and Jinana: The Symbiosis of Desire and the Mind
John Kuczmarski
11/03/05
Hinduism
Professor Coleman
Self-Love and Jinana: The Symbiosis of Desire and the Mind
When the major cities of Harrappa and Mohenjo Daro collapsed, the Indus Valley Civilization became extinct, resulting in a large migration of strongly militant, Sanskrit-speaking western people into the Indus Valley (Olivelle xxv). The link between these people and the origin of the Upanisads [...]
Hold Your Breath or Embrace the Process: The Bhakti and Moksha Feast of Rama, Rhada, and Ramprasad
John Kuczmarski
11/16/05
Professor Coleman
Hinduism
Hold Your Breath or Embrace the Process: The Bhakti and Moksha Feast of Rama, Rhada, and Ramprasad
In March of 2002, “vengeful Hindu mobs burned Muslim homes” and ended up killing over three hundred people in Gujarat, India (Dugger 1). In 2002 Muslims launched a terrorist attack on a Hindu train traveling to Ayodha; [...]
Moby Dick: Capturing the Geist of the American Renaissance through Melville’s Transparent Eye
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The Necessity of Emotional Authenticity: Gabriel’s Deteriorating Sequence in The Dead
The Necessity of Emotional Authenticity: Gabriel’s Deteriorating Sequence in The Dead
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Some Excerpts of Beginning Fiction Writing I Did
John Kuczmarski
Beginning Fiction Writing
Beginnings 250 (Perspective w/light)
June 7, 2005
Rekindle the Rapport
The reflection of the office lamp on the window made it nearly impossible for Rebecca to see out into the ghostly summer night. Not that she was concerned with the arid desert evening; she was fervently pecking away at the conclusion to her “Metaphors of [...]
