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    Default Confessions of Kalu Rinpoche: I've been sexually abused by other monks.



    Kalu junior has been educated in the system/school of Lamaism and believes what he has learned is Buddhist teachings. He does not know they are fake. But he is a very very brave person who dares speak out the darkness of Tibetan Buddhism

    http://tantrismuskritik.blogspot.jp/...-ive-been.html


    http://www.trimondi.de/EN/deba02.html

    This reminds me of what leo zagami said about the Tibetan monk

    "the Tibetan monks, are the Illuminati of the East and they are seen as the Illuminati of the East. "

    I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.

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    Default Re: Confessions of Kalu Rinpoche: I've been sexually abused by other monks.

    All religions are often based on abuse, and most governments too.

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    Default Re: Confessions of Kalu Rinpoche: I've been sexually abused by other monks.

    Many of the protector entities (Gods, spririts) of Tibetan Buddhism are energy-sucking demons.

    "The Dalai Lama stated during a Buddhist Tantric initiation that Shugden was 'an evil spirit' whose actions were detrimental to the 'cause of Tibet'." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorje_Shugden_controversy

    Anyone who practices advanced forms of Tibetan Buddhism should take care to practice discernment. Westerners especially are shown the positive public face of Tibetan practices but never initiated into the ugly realities of the entities behind the scene that are pulling the strings.

    And I am not speaking from an Evangelical perspective here, by the way. I am actually open to various forms of spiritual practices and different cultural practices. I have personally attended basic meditation courses conducted by Tibetan Buddhists and I was pleased with the quality of the meditation instruction. At one of these gatherings, however, a certain type of ritualistic Buddhist blessing was offered to the people in the room and my discernment told me to decline. I sat and watched as almost everyone in the room who accepted the "blessing" had their crown chakra touched (I am not making this up). If I had not known what I know about Tibetan Buddhism I am sure I would have done the same.

    With regards to the demonic underpinnings of the advanced Buddhist teachings, this is not common knowledge and it is something that the monks and monasteries established here in North America do not want to be widely known.

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    Default Re: Confessions of Kalu Rinpoche: I've been sexually abused by other monks.

    I have seen many naively spiritual seeker blindly follow whatever Tibetan Master or Guru's teaching. Yes, they seems wisdom, they can play around with smart words, but do you realized they were grow up this way, they were trained to be a spiritual leader without considering any Secular Issues like doing laundry...

    They probably practicing black magic or human sacrifice secrectly. Yet those New Agers are willingly believe Tibetan Buddhism is some kind of alternative choice, but in the end it's actually just another pyramid structure set up by different group of elites.

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    Default Re: Confessions of Kalu Rinpoche: I've been sexually abused by other monks.

    Quote Posted by northstar (here)
    Many of the protector entities (Gods, spririts) of Tibetan Buddhism are energy-sucking demons.

    "The Dalai Lama stated during a Buddhist Tantric initiation that Shugden was 'an evil spirit' whose actions were detrimental to the 'cause of Tibet'." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorje_Shugden_controversy

    Anyone who practices advanced forms of Tibetan Buddhism should take care to practice discernment. Westerners especially are shown the positive public face of Tibetan practices but never initiated into the ugly realities of the entities behind the scene that are pulling the strings.

    And I am not speaking from an Evangelical perspective here, by the way. I am actually open to various forms of spiritual practices and different cultural practices. I have personally attended basic meditation courses conducted by Tibetan Buddhists and I was pleased with the quality of the meditation instruction. At one of these gatherings, however, a certain type of ritualistic Buddhist blessing was offered to the people in the room and my discernment told me to decline. I sat and watched as almost everyone in the room who accepted the "blessing" had their crown chakra touched (I am not making this up). If I had not known what I know about Tibetan Buddhism I am sure I would have done the same.

    With regards to the demonic underpinnings of the advanced Buddhist teachings, this is not common knowledge and it is something that the monks and monasteries established here in North America do not want to be widely known.

    I understand what you saying, those demonic underpinnings are real, I believe it's inside the small circle of the highest rank, just like the child abuse problem within the Vatican, same as Bohemian Grove or other secret societies, those ritual are much older than the religions as we known nowaday. Those entities are still here to use religion as cover up to suck up our energy. I am not saying all the spiritual practices are bad, but they had been contaminated badly for sure.
    I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.

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    Default Re: Confessions of Kalu Rinpoche: I've been sexually abused by other monks.

    So, it's all about energy? How to generate it, husband it, amplify it, emanate it on the positive side, OR how to vampire it on the negative? Yes, whether that is done sexually or just by putting an energetic "hook" out there and sucking it out, or by ritual and pulling it through the crown.

    It's all about energy.
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    Default Re: Confessions of Kalu Rinpoche: I've been sexually abused by other monks.

    Quote Posted by Airwooz (here)
    it's actually just another pyramid structure set up by different group of elites.
    Yes, a MALE-ONLY pyramid which makes the catholic church look like a childrens' tea party.

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    Default Re: Confessions of Kalu Rinpoche: I've been sexually abused by other monks.

    This is all the result of the mish-mash of human history.

    In both the East and the West, children were given to monasteries and abbeys. No choice.

    What comes from this? Sometimes visions and inspirations, poetry, art and music.

    Then there's there's all that other stuff.

    I attended a lecture of the previous Kalu Rinpoche. He seemed to be communicating from a remote place. Yet his presence had a twinkle.

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    Default Re: Confessions of Kalu Rinpoche: I've been sexually abused by other monks.

    What I get from this thread is that this guy had some problems with certain individuals, and then people want to use that to make absurd leaps of reasoning as a way to project all kinds of unfounded, negative, slanderous things onto Tibetan Buddhism, which is more of a reflection of the ignorance of the people saying these things. He says at the end, "Don't fall into confusion." Lots of confusion here. I don't really want to argue about it, I just wanted to register my dissent from the views expressed above. Unfortunately, there are not many people on this forum knowledgeable on this subject, so people can say pretty much what they want and it won't be countered. So be mindful of that.

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    Default Re: Confessions of Kalu Rinpoche: I've been sexually abused by other monks.

    Quote Posted by Maunagarjana (here)
    What I get from this thread is that this guy had some problems with certain individuals, and then people want to use that to make absurd leaps of reasoning as a way to project all kinds of unfounded, negative, slanderous things onto Tibetan Buddhism, which is more of a reflection of the ignorance of the people saying these things. He says at the end, "Don't fall into confusion." Lots of confusion here. I don't really want to argue about it, I just wanted to register my dissent from the views expressed above. Unfortunately, there are not many people on this forum knowledgeable on this subject, so people can say pretty much what they want and it won't be countered. So be mindful of that.
    Agree there is some rampant stereo typing in this thread and obviously there are going to be people within every group who behave in an unethical way.
    Tibetan Buddhism is steeped in shamanistic history that goes back way beyond the time of the Bhudda and as such of course all initiated persons are not working for the light. It incorporates a vast wealth of knowledge, some which is dangerous and misused. Spiritual development within Tibetan Buddhism for this reason is a slow gradual process. This emphasis is on ignoring powers which one may acquire as part of this process as they can lead you astray.

    Suggesting Tibetan Bhuddhism is the Illuminati of the West is very limited view. The ancient religions of the east have a great deal in common with all secret societies and former mystery schools.

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    Default Re: Confessions of Kalu Rinpoche: I've been sexually abused by other monks.

    Quote Posted by gripreaper (here)
    So, it's all about energy? How to generate it, husband it, amplify it, emanate it on the positive side, OR how to vampire it on the negative? Yes, whether that is done sexually or just by putting an energetic "hook" out there and sucking it out, or by ritual and pulling it through the crown.

    It's all about energy.
    When you take away the low level aspects of it (solids), you go to the next levels, which are, in order: liquid, gas, plasma,and then aether.

    When you get rid of the solids which we are partially composed of, meaning go to intelligent forms which are not inclusive of solids as we are...you get to energy. The medium of exchange, the motion, the flow of the system itself, is what we call energy, from our viewpoint.

    It's capacity to organize itself, into different forms of high complexity, it naturally exceeds that of the capacity to form intelligence in anything that is inclusive of solids or frozen lattice structures.

    Again, restated..organizational complexity, possibilities thereof are naturally higher in intelligent systems that do not bridge across and into solids.

    To explain further:

    <solids, liquid, gas, plasma>= lower human awareness
    <liquid, gas, plasma, aether>= Higher human awareness

    You can see that in each end, one level has been lopped off. Aether (infinite timeless connectivity) on the mundane awareness level, and solids on the atheric awareness level (linear unidirectional 3d based connectivity). One means nearly nothing to the other when awareness is in each given state. Our lower level awareness tends to concern itself with solids and liquids, not really being all that cognizant of gas and plasma....and our higher self connection tends to concern itself with Plasma and aether, not really being all that connected to or cognizant of liquid and gas.

    One kind of example is that when our higher selves and even our 'Out of body' astral selves are traveling around, we find that we can get trapped in solids, very sticky, very slow. Get stuck in a wall, a rock,and so on. Our astral awareness slows to nearly nothing with that kind of integration with solids.

    In that way, one might see this problem with awareness as tied to bringing such awareness to our physical 3d linear unidirectional time based side or self.


    ~~~~~~~~~~~~

    One can see, within a few seconds of contemplation of the above... that the individual has connection to and through both.

    It would only be logical that any attempt at manipulation and use, any attempt at exploitation... would have to occur at (or via) the border or barrier of awareness. It could only be aided via exploitation of any inability to transfer or bridge across this gap, in the given complex (two state) individual, such as humans.

    it is important to understand that solids are unique in their basis in unidirectional frozen lattice structures that are polarized into a narrow channel of expression and connectivity. A fundamental of why we view things like the thermodynamics and relativity as being 'inescapable'.

    When we cease basing our logical parameters on these Newtonian elemental basis, we are freed from the thermodynamic and relativity based unidirectional time '3d' basis/frameworks of logic - we move to the quantum, which is inclusive of aether. Spooky action at a distance, and so on.

    Awareness would then begin to naturally extend into aether (growth and expansion of the collective/individual logic and awareness) and thus the blank/blind spot or exploitation point is visualized/seen.... and thus ceases to be effective.


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    Default Re: Confessions of Kalu Rinpoche: I've been sexually abused by other monks.

    Guys, look seriously what Buddhism advocates. It's based on victim consciousness "all human existence is suffering after all."
    So if every person is converted to a Buddhist, human race will disappear one day by no procreation. This is absurd, delusional world view. It has same message of NWO's depopulation with different favor. Take few good messages from Buddhas' teaching and move on not worshiping the Buddha statue.

    What I've learned is any form of human activity that worships human or non-human entity is direct sign of energy/mind manipulation. In the long learn the practitioner and organization however it looks good at that time will be self-destruction due to stagnation of consciousness and corrupted power.

    Why modern science becomes a huge religion? Most scientists worship the greatest minds: Mr. Newton, Mr. Einstein, and etc. 100 years had been wasted by mainstream scientific dogma.
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    Default Re: Confessions of Kalu Rinpoche: I've been sexually abused by other monks.

    Quote Posted by Hughe (here)
    Guys, look seriously what Buddhism advocates. It's based on victim consciousness "all human existence is suffering after all."
    So if every person is converted to a Buddhist, human race will disappear one day by no procreation. This is absurd, delusional world view. It has same message of NWO's depopulation with different favor. Take few good messages from Buddhas' teaching and move on not worshiping the Buddha statue.
    Your understanding of Buddhist teachings on suffering is distorted to say the least. That Buddhist monks voluntarily opt out of procreating has no bearing on the NWO depopulation agenda. It has much more to do with the fact that people who had families in ancient times didn't have much time for anything else, like pursuing spiritual matters. Today there are far many more lay Buddhists than there are monks and nuns, and there are even non-celibate ordained traditions as well as Buddhist teachers with wives and kids.

    Also, Buddhists do not worship the Buddha or any statue. The Buddha is only an example of our own potential, and he never asked or wanted anyone to worship him. In fact, he didn't even want to be depicted at all because he knew people might worship images and he explicitly said he didn't want that. Buddhism does not require the worship of anything external whatsoever. There is a famous quote from the Buddha that says, "Be a lamp unto yourself".

    Quote What I've learned is any form of human activity that worships human or non-human entity is direct sign of energy/mind manipulation. In the long learn the practitioner and organization however it looks good at that time will be self-destruction due to stagnation of consciousness and corrupted power.

    Why modern science becomes a huge religion? Most scientists worship the greatest minds: Mr. Newton, Mr. Einstein, and etc. 100 years had been wasted by mainstream scientific dogma.
    Again, Buddhists don't worship Buddha. At all. In fact there is a famous Zen Buddhist saying, which is meant to be metaphorical, "If you meet the Buddha on the path, kill him."
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