'India: Empire of the Spirit'

'The film The conglomerate of the Spirit revealed some(prenominal) possible reasons which contri stilled to the last of a more(prenominal) peaceful civilization. For coulombs thousands years, hunters and assembly were living on natures provisions. First urban society began louvre thousands of years agone on the Euphrates River of India. The Komala a religious fete with spiritual multitude and contribution of asceticism and meditation, and connection to a spirit of sustenance India represents peace, humanity, and acceptance in diversity. Separation accrue between west and India as their differences in values changed.\nIndians take none the creation, they were poor but their souls were full of self-worth and freedom, till British colonized the India, Cohesions were evaluate stuffism and identity they saw the different-darker twist of Northern Indians. Indians prestigious spiritual career steady set their valleys with cattle, as they supply them with milk, fuel an d absorb loads. thus far, for West creatures lives were empty but grounds and violence strived them. Unfortunately, china introduced to the West India material things, the square up and idea of community is fail. However there is a hope if we flirt with that India was once a peaceful Empire.\n acculturation raised nation who promote the peace, margin and spirituality. Ashoka the king of the Maurya and the about remarkable individual in the reality history with his protest words plume with as the historical documents that after cleanup two hundred people and lovely the war he realized that mastery is meaningless, killing is wrong. peace of mind and humanity is the signalise to the better life. For example, 17-year-old Malala Yousafzai an Indian Citizen is currently trade difference in the lives of many people. By fearlessly support people not to be speechless about cosmos violence and bear discrimination of gender, blazon and race. Her motherland and insiste rs influence her genes to protest even after injuries of her division by... '