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Nichiren Daishonin writes in the Gosho: "exert your self in the two ways of practice and study. Without practice and study there can be no Buddhism." Please note when you get an understanding of history people cannot "Bamboozle you." Many brothers in Buddhism have been Bamboozled. 

I am a five time World Karate/Kicboxing Champion. When I started Karate in 1970 Karate hero Bruce Lee rejected all of the ceremony in relationship to fighting. Oriental people practice a culture whereas "ceremony" is mixed in with the teachings. People confuse "ceremony" with the teachings. Japanese Buddhist teachers in America mix "Cuture and ceremony" with Buddhism.
Nichiren Daishonin writes in the Gosho: "exert your self in the two ways of practice and study. Without practice and study there can be no Buddhism." Please note when you get an understanding of history people cannot "Bamboozle you." Many brothers in Buddhism have been Bamboozled.

Please note that many of our Japanese Teachers are running a con game when it comes to getting a "Clear understanding of Buddhism.
I am a five time World Karate/Kicboxing Champion. When I started Karate in 1970 Karate hero Bruce Lee rejected all of the ceremony in relationship to fighting. Oriental people practice a culture whereas "ceremony" is mixed in with the teachings. People confuse "ceremony" with the teachings. Japanese Buddhist teachers in America mix "Cuture and ceremony" with Buddhism.

The Constitution of the United States of America is one of the greatest documents ever written. It was Dr. Martin Luther King and others who made America live up to her creeds. "Saint" Nichiren Daishonin taught a great religion in the world for all mankind. The Japanese who bring this religion to America are not propagating Buddhism in America in the non discriminating spirit of Nichiren Daishonin. Dr. Martin Luther King called for reforms in America we call for reforms in the teaching of Nichiren Daishonin's Buddhism in America.

Nichiren Daishoinin writes in the Gosho; The gift of rice. "When the Great Teacher Miao-lo compared these passages with the one from the sixth volume of the Lotus Sutra that reads, “No worldly affairs of life or work are ever contrary to the true reality,” he revealed their meaning and pointed out that although the first two sutras are profound, since their meaning is still shallow and fails to approach that of the Lotus Sutra , they relate secular matters in terms of Buddhism, whereas the Lotus Sutra explains that in the end secular matters are the entirety of Buddhism."

Let me explain to you why you are being given a "con job." The "Lotus Sutra explains that in the end secular matters are the entirety of Buddhism." Shakymuni Buddha did not deal in "ceremony." It was the Brahmins in India who conned people with a "Lot of ceremony." Shakymuni rejected such things in the "Lotus Sutra." Many of our African American minsters have a life directed more in concert with Shakymuni Buddha than our Japanese Priest. In Buddhism Nichiren Daishonin writes that it is the heart that is important. Malcolm X, Dr. Martin Luther and Nelson Mandela lived a "Buddha existence."
If you tell many of the people on the SGI picture who are smiling about the true history of Buddhism they would frown quick. In the above picture is Nichiren Shoshu Priest Rev. Murata. I asked this man about the Black Buddha this dude got pissed off. The spirit was so bad that I do not like this man. This Priest and other Priest showed their racist face.

The sixth volume of the Lotus Sutra reads: “No worldly affairs of life or work are ever contrary to the true reality,” he revealed their meaning and pointed out that although the first two sutras are profound, since their meaning is still shallow and fails to approach that of the Lotus Sutra, they relate secular matters in terms of Buddhism, whereas the Lotus Sutra explains that in the end secular matters are the entirety of Buddhism." Please understand that "Shakymuni Buddha" in the Lotus Sutra dealt with everyday life. When it comes to Buddhist teachings if you really want to see the true nature of many Asian, White and Black Buddhist all you have to do is ask about the "True History of Buddhism." Let me be clear: Japanese do not teach a clear view of Buddhism. The Japanese bring into Buddhism "RACISM."

What you learn in history is the sanitized version of Buddhism that is pretty.
His Buddhist Statue is the largest indoor statue of Buddha in the world. This statue is located in the ancient Capital of Japan in the City of Nara. All ancient images of the Buddha is in the Image of an African. The Buddhist were Naga or Black people of Ancient India and Egypt. In my experience the Japanese will not discuss this issue. In Buddhist teachings in America most people have no idea about the Naga people in Ancient Buddhism.

We have in America a culture of ignorance in Buddhism. In my 30 years of dealing with this issue Japanese will look you in the eye and tell a lie about the Buddha. We African/American youth in Memphis studied this subject early in Buddhism. When the Japanese Buddhist leaders came to Memphis, Tennessee they came with a culture of arrogance and ignorance. They teach a form of Buddhism that inherently makes Japanese dominate.

In the hood there is a joke about believing your "Lying Eyes." This is the way Japanese deal with Black people in America. They bring to the table a Buddhism that is disingenuous. The Priest hide behind their Priestly Robes and act as if they are "Buddhist Authorities." They are authorities on Japanese Culture but many of them are not well learned when it comes to "the true history of Buddhism."

Imagine this, the oldest and largest indoor Buddhist Statue is in the ancient Capital City of Japan. This stature and temple is a part of the Japanese "Historic Registry." This large Buddha is known to everyone in Japan. How can you believe that Japanese leaders who teach Buddhism in America do not know about this "Historical Fact." What you will find from the Japanese is "Racism Regarding " this issue.

Reference: Antony "Amp" Elmore Sr.