Abstract Introduction Sexuality and religion are intricately intertwined. Although is associated with sexual taboos, religious texts among the first most consistent sources to discuss sex, more specifically, dysfunction. Sexual dysfunction has always been widely prevalent, a cause of individual, social, spiritual distress. As sex society continue evolving within frameworks thought practice, it ...

Swedish sociologist and Nobel laureate Gunnar Myrdal focused on Asian poverty in his major work An Drama (Myrdal, 1969). Now after fifty years of rapid economic development it is time to inquire into institutional performance we-ordered societies. The measuring rod -rule law- has nò basis mainstream Asisn philosophies: neither Hinduism or Buddhism nor Confucianism Shintoism.

American theories of reincarnation have a long and complex history, dating from 1680s to the present. It is the purpose of this paper to highlight the main currents of reincarnation theory in the American context, giving a brief historical survey. Sources surveyed begin with Native American traditions, and then move to immigrant traditions based in Western Esotericism, Christianity, Judaism, mi...

As concerns on health care increases, many people look for various kinds of exercises for maintaining their own healthy conditions. Especially recent days, many people want to live a well-being life and prevent any harmful factors of unhealthy conditions from their life. Among numerous types of sports or physical activities for health care, yoga is one of the most popular sports in the world. T...

Homa, a fire ritual of Vedic origin, is popular religious practice adapted from Hinduism to Esoteric Buddhism. seen in meditation and yoga practices Tibetan Buddhism, that aims reach wisdom enlightenment, which represented Buddhist Tantras particular, Agni, the god fire. The homa also known as performance involves building at an altar burning offerings over it. Predominantly homa, visualized wi...

The concept of worldview is introduced and explored as a framework for creating a philosophical foundation for servant leadership. The author uses the work of Schaeffer (1968), Pearcey (2004), Murphy and Ellis (1996), and MacIntyre (1984, 1988) to demonstrate the fragmented nature of modern philosophic and scientific traditions, how this affects ethics and morality, and how this fragmentation c...

Logical and semantical issues surrounding non-denoting terms have been investigated since ancient times, in both the Western and Indian philosophical traditions. And in a more applied formal setting, such issues have also gained importance in constructive mathematics, as well as computer science and software engineering. The paper first presents a strategic exploration of logical treatments of ...

The term ‘cool’ is widely used expression in popular culture. This word is prefixed liberally with anything including people, behavior, place and brands. Notwithstanding ambiguity about what it stands there is complete clarity that it certainly adds value. ‘Cool’ in this perspective is precious resource which can be used in brand building. The authors’ exploration into its genesis and meaning r...