Although not fully incorporated or understood in the religious traditions of the West, the religious traditions of the East are most apparent in Western artwork and psychology.
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Based on artifacts and surviving artwork, Campbell surmises that the Yoga experience of self exploration has been going on in India for over 4000 years.
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The first three levels of the Kundalini Yoga represent the levels of animal nature.  People functioning at these three lowest Chakra levels necessitate Dharma, or social law to control these impulses.  Luckily for us, claims Campbell, most popular religions today concern themselves with the higher Chakra levels, those from the heart region and upwards.
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Historically, religions controlled by monks have been far more resilient and resistant to persecution and annihilation then with other religions controlled by priests.  A good example of this would be the Tibetan monks.
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In the study of the mystery religions of ancient Greece, the topic of Androgyneity arises when referring to individuals who were both mortal and immortal and were both male and female.  Campbell suggests that only in "space and time" are we male or female, only half of what we really are.
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Christianity teaches that all human beings are created in the likeness of God and are therefore incarnations of godly consciousness.  In Buddhism, followers are taught to aspire to the one it true incarnation of Buddha consciousness, that of Buddha himself.
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In Joseph Campbell's comparisons of the myths of the world, he points out not only the striking similarity, but essential equity of the myths of Mithra slaying the cosmic bull and of the Christian myth of Jesus Christ crucified on the cross.
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Campbell points out that In many religious myths, the savior kills the sacrifice (a bull, for example) to release the energies of the deity.  In Christianity, on the other hand , it is the savior who is sacrificed.  In this interpretation, it can be put hypothesized that other religions would actually praise the role of Judas in the Bible, for bringing about the release of energy in the Christian deity.
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It is very interesting to note that while the French and German languages formed under the reign of Charlemagne the Great, the nouns began to separate from the verbs.  In Latin the noun and the verb were together.  This separation is once again indicative of the focus on the importance of the individual in the Western tradition.
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In the Eastern system, people have duty systems in their own rigid societal structures of class and/or castes.  Campbell claims that there is very little of this tradition in the West, and, understood correctly, this can be seen is in major benefit for the spirituality of people of the Western world.
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According to Joseph Campbell, there are two types of impersonal love.  The first is that of lust, where the sexual organs attract.  The other is divine love, in which you love your neighbor as yourself.  What makes these two seemingly very different types of love similar, is that in either case, the identity of the person who you are loving does not matter or is of no concern.
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The Tristan and Isolde myth is concerned with the quest for the restoration of the spiritual life of Western man.  Therefore, according to Joseph Campbell, it is the greatest of medieval stories.
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