Left Wing Buddhists? Really?!!!

Arriving at the Buddhist Centre.

Why normally you find there those who aren't really Buddhist but stay at the Buddhist centre every day and most of the day?

Eventually they end up being managers or directors, they end up running the Buddhist Centre. Amazing!!! Isn't it? They even end up teaching (Left Wing) Buddhism. Or perhaps it would be more accurate to say that they end up teaching Cultural Marxism disguised as Buddhism?

You can recognise them easily, they are very very very unfriendly, materialistic, love diplomas to increase their Buddhist CV, pretend to be rational and scientific very grounded on the real (officially recognised by various official authorities) world, yes! they love authority.

They tolerate that Buddha and other famous Buddhist teachers including Padmasambhava talked about Nagas but laugh at David Icke when he mentions reptilians.

Yes! left wing contradictions:

• Right wing dictators are bad but left wing dictators are good.
• We are diverse but we are equal.
• We are equal but if you think differently from a left winger you are much much much worse than them. They are actually holier than thou. So not so equal after all.
• You can perceive easily that they can't pretend convincingly to believe in prayer while they are so plainly materialistic. They're FAKE!!!
• etc, etc, etc.

 Anyway much can be written about this subject of the left wing cult which loves infiltrating everywhere. Why? Who knows? Good question isn't it? Perhaps the Fabian Society and the oligarchs and big corporations behind it know something about this phenomena of Orwellian (politically correct) narrative injected everywhere on our society by the media, celebrities and pseudoscientific and pseudo-academic authorities.

Here a couple of old debates about this subject very interesting to read:

 https://tricycle.org/trikedaily/voting-buddhist/

 https://www.lionsroar.com/conservative-buddhists-speak-part-1/

 https://www.lionsroar.com/conservative-buddhists-speak-part-two/

Loving Kindness, Compassion, Empathy?

Is there any Buddhist Group where you can find it?

Do not be Shy!

Tell me.

Agnes Grey --- Anne Bronte

«Whether I walked with the young ladies or rode with their parents, depended upon their own capricious will: if they chose to 'take' me, I went; if, for reasons best known to themselves, they chose to go alone, I took my seat in the carriage. I liked walking better, but a sense of reluctance to obtrude my presence on anyone who did not desire it, always kept me passive on these and similar occasions; and I never inquired into the causes of their varying whims. Indeed, this was the best policy--for to submit and oblige was the governess's part, to consult their own pleasure was that of the pupils. But when I did walk, the first half of journey was generally a great nuisance to me. As none of the before-mentioned ladies and gentlemen ever noticed me, it was disagreeable to walk beside them, as if listening to what they said, or wishing to be thought one of them, while they talked over me, or across; and if their eyes, in speaking, chanced to fall on me, it seemed as if they looked on vacancy--as if they either did not see me, or were very desirous to make it appear so. It was disagreeable, too, to walk behind, and thus appear to acknowledge my own inferiority; for, in truth, I considered myself pretty nearly as good as the best of them, and wished them to know that I did so, and not to imagine that I looked upon myself as a mere domestic, who knew her own place too well to walk beside such fine ladies and gentlemen as they were--though her young ladies might choose to have her with them, and even condescend to converse with her when no better company were at hand. Thus--I am almost ashamed to confess it--but indeed I gave myself no little trouble in my endeavours (if I did keep up with them) to appear perfectly unconscious or regardless of their presence, as if I were wholly absorbed in my own reflections, or the contemplation of surrounding objects; or, if I lingered behind, it was some bird or insect, some tree or flower, that attracted my attention, and having duly examined that, I would pursue my walk alone, at a leisurely pace, until my pupils had bidden adieu to their companions and turned off into the quiet private road.»

Third Class Volunteer

I have been working on the centre for about a year.


I have been working for free as a volunteer.




Is it that hard to say Hello?

Loving Kindness on The Stage

I would like to thank you.

We were attending those precious teachings from that wonderful Lama, the room was plenty of people, you greeted and hugged me. Many were looking.

The teachings ended, we left the place. Later on we walked toward each other in the park. We were in front of each other, you avoided eye contact, you avoided me.

I didn't like that.

Years later I can assure that you don't like being avoided in the same way either. I would also assure that you can't forgive it, because it is very painful for you to be treated that way.

We are a Buddhist failure. Aren't we?

Hello I am Here in Front of You

I have been in front of you for so many times but you couldn't see me.

You are my Dharma Brother and you are my Dharma Sister.

You give speeches about Loving Kindness. You also write books to help others to develop compassion.

So why I am invisible to you?


Yesterday I met the Lama on the street, we greeted each other and chatted.

Why it is not possible to do the same when I see you?