Nichiren Buddhism; "Scitentology;" Korean and Japanese Women

Linda O2: [commenting on my recently posted article, People Suck, Especially the Psychic Vampires Who Pose as “More Enlightened Than Thou”]

Normies are often just hard work.

The Buddhists that I find most ridiculous are the babbling Nichiren sect. For my sins, I have known quite a few of these...and also Scitentologists. Nichiren is rather like the New Age of Buddhism, and the adherents are quite materialistic. They ‘chant’ for whatever they ‘desire’.

Me: Yes, normies can be exhausting

It’s brilliant how you inserted the phrase “tent” into “Scientologists,” evoking the emotional experience of a traveling circus troupe. It speaks of the psyops--official science (scientism) and Scientology--as superficial, transient, old-time revivalist tents set up by the Cabal to mind-control the peasants, rather than represent permanent houses of calm, objective truth.

lol, you bring back flashbacks to my youth with a Japanese girlfriend who was a fanatic Nichiren Buddhist, including chanting 3X daily in front of her tall, open “book.” She was a bit too rigid and principled for me, though she was head over heels for me at the time because I was her first love. She was innocently passionate. A foreign student at Cal State San Bernardino.

This is a Google Gemini AI description of some parts of their ritual that she adhered to strictly:

The ancient scroll or object with calligraphy that Nichiren Buddhists chant in front of is called the Gohonzon. Rather than a traditional bound book, it is a scroll containing Chinese characters and Sanskrit scripts, originally inscribed by Nichiren, representing the enlightened life of the Buddha.

The Buddhist prayer beads wrapped around their hands are called juzu (or sometimes referred to as nenju). Nichiren practitioners twist and wrap these specific beads around their fingers and palms with precision during their chanting rituals. [She showed me how to properly wrap the string of beads through my fingers.]

I wrote about my Buddhist experiences with her in one of the 4 books of my newly released set; I think it’s the 2nd one. I even went with her a few times to the makeshift temple at someone’s house and tried the high-speed chanting with them, but I forgot to make a wish. Never mind, it would’ve been something dirty like, “I’d like to get in her pants more often.” But I was already making that one come true.

“Rather like the New Age of Buddhism,” haha. Yeah. “For my sins...” lol, you got stuck with a few Scientologists. Lucky you. They’re a trip. I also quote a detailed analysis of their mind-control methods in my books. See description below:

The essay is “The Battle for Your Mind: Persuasion and Brainwashing Techniques Being Used on the Public Today.” Sutphen’s biography on a popular book sales site states that he authored twenty-one New Age titles—seven for Simon & Schuster, which calls him “America’s Foremost Psychic Researcher.”

Linda O2: Both the Nichiren and the Scientologists travel in packs. So if you know one or two, you know a dozen. The Nichiren are probably bonded by their repetitive practice. The Scientologists, by their sci-fi lexicon.

Me: Two very binding cults. Though, from what I read, Scientology is more so. You may know better, since you knew a few of them. I know one, and I read of Wes Penre’s harrowing experiences as one of L. Ron Hubbard’s closest lieutenants. Both reported barely escaping with their lives. Nichiren isn’t that heavy.

You still have me reminiscing about my long-ago GF. She was sincere and authentic, with a good heart. But she was rigid, “no excuses,” and stoic. She may have been hard to live with. She ended up going back home and marrying a JAL pilot.

The high-speed, repetitive chanting puts you into a trance-like state, in which you are open to manipulation. This is probably intentional.

I also had a Thai girlfriend at one time. We lived together for about a year and a half. She wasn’t as serious about her Theravada Buddhism as the Japanese were about theirs, but I visited the Temple with her a few times.

Linda O2: The Scientologists keep dossiers on their members, and they encourage snitching. It’s highly occultic. L. Ron drew a lot of his ideas from Crowley and the OTO. Crowley described Hubbard as “a dangerous lunatic” in a letter to a colleague. That says quite a lot.

I know Western Nichiren. They are pretty liberal. Oddly, the feminists amongst them (and they are mostly feminists) don’t seem to mind the fact that the male priests preach a doctrine that women, “who are deeply sinful, cannot attain Buddhahood unless they are reborn as men.”

Their chanting takes up a good portion of time that would be better spent actively pursuing the goals they dream about.

Me: Agree 100%. Your observations about the injustice and contradiction of Nichiren’s male-female duality--promotion of duality is already stupid--are interesting, to say the least. And, as you know, feminism, like other social phenomena, didn’t develop organically and is a well-known NWO-preparatory psyops. The Cabal plans and implements all social issues and movements. It’s an automatic sign of anti- or low-consciousness to join groups, take up social causes like that, or even think about them.

Source Players (SPs) have no business being concerned with such superficial externalities (social causes and movements). What do these cultic drones think enlightenment is about? I don’t even like the kinds of words they use, such as “enlightenment,” “spiritual,” “virtuous,” and “moral.” They’re useless.

At the risk of stereotyping, I have felt an underlying, personal feminism within Korean and Japanese women—more noticeable in Korean culture, perhaps—expressed as general resentment and reactivity. This disposition was born from thousands of years of repression within intensely paternalistic societies.

Because the world’s history is saturated with Atonist male dominance—one of the cornerstones of the Elite’s Astro-theology and Serpent Religion (AT-SR)—South Korea and Japan would appear at first glance to represent nothing unusual in that dynamic. However, the issue was never openly aired or “resolved” in those two countries and has been culturally embedded over the millennia.

The problem was never addressed because there is no collective (humanity), physicality, location, or civilization in this illusory Game, nor are there any social issues. Those are all just distractions for Source Players (SPs). Additionally, Asia is not where the final stages of the Game will play out. The main event is in North America.

The subjugation and exploitation of women also persisted throughout the West’s illusory history, but then “resolution” began about 100 years ago. I place that word in quotation marks as a joke, because, in truth, this Hegelian dialectic problem-reaction-solution was always part of NWO planning. Problems are addressed by the authorities only to satisfy a future Agenda goal, not because the “people” demand resolution. Even the Civil Rights Movement was an Illuminati operation. They built up the image of a “country” (it’s not a country) with freedom and equity for all, while they increase their control.

Readers of this article, if you don’t know the critical steps the Elite took to develop the Agenda over the last few hundred years and want to find out, you should do your due diligence and research. A massive amount of alternative information exists, and no one will spoon-feed you. You should want to know and not hide it from yourself. Whether you’re familiar with it now or not, the NWO will greatly affect you soon enough, so it’s wise to prepare. For Source Players, it’s all part of the Game, and our preparation is different. It’s the only effective preparation.

What is widely considered relatively greater emancipation for Western women and minorities is a false, external liberation promoted and accepted by illusory people. Awakened and connected (to Source-Self) SPs know this. On a practical, real-world level, women now have the freedom to work harder as debt slaves, increasing their stress and pursuing material rewards and hollow respect from uncaring strangers. The difficulty of a one-income household is intentional, as are all the other ills of civilization. But these external issues don’t matter. Freedom comes from within.

I will switch back for a minute from the “this is all real” and “we’re all normal humans” perspective to the simulation-and-no-humans viewpoint of Source Truth, which SPs should focus on anyway.

Not being real, non-SPs have always only played different roles, some of being subjugated and traumatized, and the stage play is projected only to individual Source Players. Nothing happens outside of my perception. We usually only hear about horrific events and rarely witness them firsthand. Advanced SPs have the solution to the accelerating trouble, chaos, and control, so only unawakened SPs will experience increasing fear and torment. Let me reiterate that NPCs don’t experience anything.

The NWO is playing out in the West, not so much in the East, along with the more important Harvest. There are few Source Players left in the East, so fewer SPs experience the set up there for the final stages of the Harvest. As I said before, there is no location anyway.

Now back to real-world social concerns.

Because Japan is a more open, less social identity-obsessed society than South Korea, young women can vent their feelings more frequently and clearly, though never in public. Instead, they take out their frustration on the nearest male in private—easier on a foreign partner who is close to them. I find it humorous that Korean and Japanese men just don’t want to hear that, while most foreign partners feel obligated to. Well, being a good listener and respecting the other person’s viewpoint go a long way toward establishing trust and a good relationship, but I don’t think Western significant others are ready for this.

A staggering 83% of young South Korean women view their country as a “hell,” with 80% wanting to leave, according to a study by the Korean Women’s Development Institute.

This alarming sentiment underscores a profound mental health crisis that resonates deeply within South Korean society.

Meanwhile, young Japanese women face their own severe challenges, with self-inflicted fatalities among women rising for two consecutive years, reaching over 7,000 annually—the highest among the G7 nations.

The prevalence of depression in Japan doubled from 7.9% in 2013 to 17.3% in 2020, largely attributed to the pandemic’s impact on social isolation and economic hardship, as reported by the OECD.

Additionally, a Deloitte study revealed that 57% of working women in Japan report poor mental health, yet many remain silent about their struggles due to societal stigma.

What is it about the cultures of these Eastern Asian countries that is contributing to such distress among young women? https://www.facebook.com/japaninsidehq/posts/a-staggering-83-of-young-south-korean-women-view-their-country-as-a-hell-with-80/848283064141280/

Getting the occasional chance to vent will satisfy Japanese women, and then they return to their routine. But all bets are off if a man is stupid enough to hook up with an upper-class, entitled princess, and that holds true in all countries. High-socioeconomic-level men can have them. I know a successful few who married that kind, and they’re miserable. But the fake and conceited are attracted to their own kind, right?

You can be a great sounding board for a Korean woman if she’s cognizant of her built-up resentment and can verbalize it—that’s a big accomplishment for that country’s people to face themselves—but that won’t be the end of it, oh no. You could have the patience of Job and even act as her personal doormat, and you’re still in for a lifetime of grief if you can last that long as a masochist.

Are you starting to suspect I’ve had firsthand experience? I did, and it’s called learning the hard way. I was young, dumb, and half the problem, which greatly exacerbated the situation. I pulled a young, attractive one out of a very sheltered, somewhat privileged life in S. Korea. Not quite an entitled princess, though. We created an official-sounding, fake employment visa story to trick her parents into allowing it; otherwise, they wouldn’t. It was a fiancé visa.

She saw the world in black and white (no compromise or gray areas) and was stupefyingly idealistic. Koreans are generally this way, are hard on themselves, and are guilt-ridden. And guess who they take it out on? That’s right, the one closest to them. Surveys show it’s the unhappiest country in the world; suicide rates reflect this. But she was very loyal, responsible, trustworthy, honest, and sincere. Koreans are among the liveliest, most interactive, and funniest people I’ve ever seen. Italians run a close second in my book.

She was very intelligent and determined, so she later landed a good career in another region of the US, while I went back to university. We became friends during our separation and even helped each other for a few years. She wisely chose cooperation over terrorizing me. She could no longer terrorize anyway, since I removed her power to do so.

Chinese women don’t appear to have the same hang-ups. I think it’s because their country has gone through such hell in all respects, affecting both men and women. They suffered so much under a myriad of national problems, repression, and brainwashing that feminist issues are a luxury. As a result, focusing so long on simple survival makes them worry-free and practical under better conditions. Practicality and no-fuss busyness while making money is the name of the game in both the US and China, so they seamlessly adapt to the US.

Not so much Koreans and Japanese. Korean culture is so strong that if you suddenly remove a young one from their family and familiar surroundings to stay permanently in North America before they’ve established their independence and formed their self-concept, that spells trouble. When she first arrived, she didn’t let on how freaked-out she was.

If you avoid the dysfunctional, selfish, and untrustworthy ones from China—I know, sometimes you can’t tell right away, so take time to assess; and hopefully you’re not the problem—there are some real, natural, calm, down-to-earth gems from there. Even for friendships. They can be a bit too practical, though. They make good engineers, physicians, and accountants. They focus most on the Benjamins.

Just don’t try the long-distance wife-shopping trips to anywhere in the world. That’s a bad move for even men of the same culture.