shaolin buddhism and ma in Africa

[cerebus]

Unfortunately, she's still remaining on the forum.

That's right michelle, we truly NEED your lies and bullsh!t. No one here can live without your deeply warped and badly flawed views on everything from English to physiology, to just how great you are in every way (did you guys know she's a "genuise"? Oooo aaaaah).

[Toby]

Originally posted by Serpent
You change your mind more often than your underwear.

Ewww . Lucky she changes her mind often. Although she's been stuck on this grammar troll for a while - ewww.

[blooming lotus]

who's stuck on the troll???

too pis*ed to care...

[Brad]

Why isn't this thread locked yet?

[blooming lotus]

give it a rest ha??!! cause shoe on the other foot ..........

bl

[Eddie]

Blooming lotus,
I decided to give you the benefit of the doubt. Here is that site on Buddhism in Africa, as I told you before. http://www.nanhua.co.za/ . This one is for the African seminary http://www.nanhua.co.za/fgsabs/

Ed

[Brad]

Shoe on other foot?

[blooming lotus]

Eddie,

I'm glad you have buddhism at home and your country is moving along nicely. I'm flying home tommorow, so point taken. Let it drop now ha.

[Eddie]

just wanted to be nice to you blooming lotus. thought you'd find it interesting.

I left this issue long agao, when I realised you were faking the whole lot.

Eddie

[Laviathan]

Originally posted by blooming lotus
even hearing us speak english and observing our cultural influences helps in ways you may not recognise

I have some western knowledge and that alone is cause to bring insight and development to their whole community

Sorry to say so, but you're a very sad person, in my humble opinion.

Do you really think the people in Africa are waiting for your "western knowledge and English blabla" with anticipation? What cultural influences would you like to "introduce"? McDonald Burgers? Hello! Like they are hoping you could enlighten them with your Buddhist philosophy? Come on.

I don't care if you're a silly hippy... But please don't be a pretentious hippy, trying to indulge yourself in self-importance.

If you really want to help the world, start at your own community. Raise your daughter to become a good decent person. Help the poor and disabled in your neighbourhood. Raise funds for child education.

But going to Africa for some "spiritual quest" is just a lame attempt to make yourself feel better. Do you really think you can help the African citizens by "talking English, singing songs and Buddhist prayers"? Give me a break.

[blooming lotus]

and nothing to do with International bus. and subsequent jargon right??

what ever

[Serpent]

English, please?

[cerebus]

Serp, you're asking bl for English??

[Ego_Extrodinaire]

Eddie,

Africa is a big place, I'm sure Buddah or some of his followers made a point to spread their faith to that part of the world. I'm happy that you have Buddism in your country, that's really nice.

Don't misunderstand Blooming lotus, she is a very nice person, I have talked to her on a number of occassions. I think you just caught her at the time when she does her meditation.

[Serpent]

Originally posted by Ego_Extrodinaire
I think you just caught her at the time when she does her meditation.

I think you mean medication.