virtuallyvisit an Eastern religious institution that you do not belong to. reflection paper that reflects on the experience at this religious institution. reflection paper will include all of the following information:

• State the name of the place of worship you visited, its address, and the religion and denomination of its congregation (i.e. Buddhist ). Include one or more photographs of the religious place of worship you 'visited'.
• Discuss the ways your virtual experience in this particular space made you reconsider your views about this religion, or religion in general.
• Compare your experience of this particular space to how this religion is viewed either in the media, or your own congregation/community..

Reflection paper must consider

• the people attending and caring for the institution you visted (i.e. their rituals, beliefs and the reasons why they belong to this institution)
• the architecture of the building and the design of the rooms (e.g., such as how the physical layout of the affects forms of worship) and how this compares to descriptions of religious architecture we learned about in this course
• the forms of worship (e.g., prayer, meditation, song, sermons and communal eating)
• what this experience taught you about this religion's beliefs and traditions that you were not aware of prior to visiting this institution.
• how this experience challenged (or reaffirmed) your prejudices/beliefs about religion and religious practices.

Guidelines

paper should not simply list or describe (like an encyclopedia entry) the various attributes, beliefs or history of this religion. Instead, it should reflect on your personal experiences and observations.