Around the World in 80 Faiths - Episode Six - India - HQ

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Around the World in 80 Faiths is a British television series which was first broadcast by the BBC on 2 January 2009. The series is presented by the Anglican vicar, Pete Owen-Jones, who is researching the various faiths from around the world.

Episode Six: India

Directed, filmed & series produced by Graham Johnston * Faith 50: Tibetan Buddhism Witnesses a tara ritual at Kutsab Ternga monastery, near Jomsom, Mustang district, Nepal. * Faith 51: Hinduism: Muktinath Walks through 108 waterspouts at the Stupa of Muktinath, near Jomsom, Mustang district, Nepal. * Faith 52: Hindu/Buddhist: Child blessing. Attends a child blessing in a house in Kathmandu, Nepal. * Faith 53: Hinduism: The Durga Puja festival. Witnesses the Durga Puja festival in Calcutta, India. * Faith 54: Hinduism: Aghoris Meets an aghori in Tarapith, West Bengal, India. * Faith 55: The Bishnoi Visits The Bishnoi and discusses their belief system in Rajasthan, India * Faith 56: The Nath Firewalkers Witnesses Fire walking at Purnima in Rajasthan, India. * Faith 57: Zoroastrianism Attends a Parsi wedding at the Parsi Fire Temple, Mumbai, India. * Faith 58: Sikhism Attends the 300th anniversary of the consecration of the Guru Granth Sahib at Nanded, Maharashtra, India. * Faith 59: Jainism Witnesses celebrations at the monolithic statue of Lord Gomateshwara, Shravanabelagola, Hassan district, India. * Faith 60: Hinduism: Gorehabba ritual. Takes part in the Gorehabba ritual during Diwali at Gummatapura, a village on the Karnataka-Tamil Nadu border, southern India.

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  • At 7:57, He asks the buddhist monk "How do you see your life". He responds that within the next 10 years he will become the highest monk hoping to impress people. This is the ego taking over. The monk has a long way to go. He projects way into the future with expectations of his achievement via dreams and fantasy. He sets himself up for failure if the results are not achieved. This could lead to disappointment, lower self esteem, and many other ailments of suffering. Focus on Here and Now.

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