What is the West going to do to help the state of Buddhism in the East, which is now under threat of violence, murder and terrorism?
We are witnessing the same state of situation as was in the past by the same group of people who murdered Buddhism in India and China. These people have forced Buddhists to flee or convert into their religion. Many Buddhists are taking this for granted.
Presently, there is a growing threat in countries (especially) such as Sri Lanka, Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam. There are many more Asian countries facing similar (or soon to face) such situations.
People who become Buddhists are attracted to the 'peaceful' side of Buddhism, but often forget that running away from a problem is never a solution. Hence, peace is never found by avoiding disasters. Existing Buddhists are submitting to the 'law of karma' and share 'compassion' and develop 'patience' but as a true Buddhist, it is a matter beyond lipservice. It is a problem that needs action.
2007-02-22
21:18:56
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