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japanese are trying to overtake the world again...just like WW2
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the new age religion which used to be called NICHIREN SHOSHU BUDDHISM is now called simply SOKA.
it's strange - and not explained till today - why this form of buddhism isn't accepted by the buddhist federation. perhaps we should go back to history to find out how this religion was first founded about 1832 by a self-professed japanese monk called nichiren daishonin. he claimed himself to be the "new budhha" and focused the belief on one of the buddhist sutra, the lotus sutra or mio fa lian hua jin.
it's strange - and not explained till today - why this form of buddhism isn't accepted by the buddhist federation. perhaps we should go back to history to find out how this religion was first founded about 1832 by a self-professed japanese monk called nichiren daishonin. he claimed himself to be the "new budhha" and focused the belief on one of the buddhist sutra, the lotus sutra or mio fa lian hua jin.
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was invited recently to one of their monthly grand meeting. the intensive and "fierce" chanting which resonated in their main hall was quite deafening. in fact, it was giving me a headache! LOL!
what puzzled me was the way the believers were behaving was quite similar to agressive christians trying desperately hard to convert non-believers. it was like some kind of very agressive sales talk.
what puzzled me was the way the believers were behaving was quite similar to agressive christians trying desperately hard to convert non-believers. it was like some kind of very agressive sales talk.
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no more. condemned liao :P
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