This gives an indication of the kind of contrasts this religion is marked by. ... Add to this a population of over 900 million today, and that will give you an idea of how many different ways of communication takes place. ... A typical North-Indian meal would consist of chapatis or rotis (unleavened bread baked on a griddle) or parathas (unleavened bread fried on a griddle), rice and an assortment of accessories like dals, fried vegetables, curries, curd, chutney, and pickles. ...

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If I ask him for one more piece of bread he says "no, papa, I weighed out the ata myself and I can't allow you to have more than two hundred grammes of cereal a day. He weighs the food he gives me That is what this has come to" (Desai, 81) The father has no rule anymore instead every thing he does is his sons desire and against his own will. ... As a result, the father is unsatisfied with his treatment and finally gives up his life willingly to another being. ... If God decides to let the life continue, no one will dictate this mans life anylonger, he refuses ...

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In Document 8, Nehemiah Wallington, an English puritan, describes her fear for the plague in her diary, asking how "What would I be willing to give up to the disease? ... Document 7 describes how a woman's husband was cured of the illness by "[a] piece of bread that had touched the body of St. ...

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Family Lyndon B. Johnson stated " We can draw lessons from the past, but we cannot live in it." This quote summarizes what I feel about the older generations and their way of thinking. The new generation complains about the old generation living too slow while the old generation complains a...

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