AumAsahara

Glory to the guru 😝 Mestizo interested in Aleph and other aum breakaways

[gurugasahara]

Reminder he could’ve ended the world if he wanted ❤️

[neueclear-deactivated20260129]

[gurugasahara]

Two kids, one hammer.

They won’t go on home tonight.

I phowa’d them, trust.

[homunculus-argument]

Between the nothingburger and the everything bagel, there is the somewhat sandwich.

[jammieatscockroaches]

Happy thankful thanksgiving shooternation 😋

[gurugasahara]

Oh what i would have given to go to the first thanksgiving with the broomstick

[gurugasahara]

Mind gooning to the loud annoying girl in class cuz she lowkey has yams

[gurugasahara]

It’s clear the people of Japan at the time simply were not ready to learn from a mad guru like Shoko. The times were far against the teachings of old Buddhism what with promotion of consumerism and desire.

2,600 years ago, Shakyamuni Buddha, the founder of Buddhism, believed that everything in this world is suffering, and he developed the law - the truth - for escaping from that suffering and attaining true happiness.

Liberation is "total detachment from the world of suffering (experiential approach)," while enlightenment is "total understanding of the cause of suffering and being liberated from it (theoretical approach)."

Even today, the teachings of Buddhism and yoga are widespread throughout the world. However, in reality, it is difficult to say that all of them have the ability to lead us to liberation or enlightenment.

This is because the teachings may have been altered in the process of transmission, losing the essence of what it takes to achieve liberation. Even if they have not been altered, the social environment has changed dramatically over time, making it difficult to achieve results through training using traditional methods.

In light of these current circumstances, we will continue to explore the truth based on the original teachings of Buddhism and Yoga, while incorporating and practicing training suited to modern times, so that we can attain the state of liberation and enlightenment, just as in the time of Buddha Shakyamuni 2,600 years ago. are widespread throughout the world. However, in reality, it is difficult to say that all of them have the ability to lead us to liberation or enlightenment.

[gurugasahara]

Every day I miss the guru I was REALLY hoping I’d be able to see him at least, it’s so buns aum as an organization was destroyed replaced by chud students of Asahara. It’s the closest I’ll get, I guess. I want to go to Japan strictly to join aleph, they don’t gaf about a mestizo in the Americas.

Ramos my goat 😛

[gurugasahara]

How do Europeans / caucasoids even believe they’re near the master race?? Like ah yes the only race with all those genetic mutations that seperate us from the early Homo sapiens like blond hair and blue eyes. Not even that, but the Euroid encountered their home continent and built around it, terraforming the land into making it compatible with human sloth. They see nature where they can live among and discard it purely for comfort. Natives saw the land and adapted to it, working with the land, taking and returning. How are natives NOT the “master race”? They’re the greatest people who thrived and participated in the human experience the closest, unlike the Euroids of the old world.

[gurugasahara]

As much as everyone hates Aum bc of all the terrorism, Shokos philosophy of the human experience and theology was very thought provoking. Everyone’s Christian, Muslim and maybe Buddhist. These ideas are of the same general cloth, and they’re boring. I hate the mainstream and will kill to bring a new norm.