edwinissweet wrote:all i can say its that is it way better than some of the other bulshit out there.
'Tis not better than the JBLDM (Jahova's Buddhists of Latter Day Muslims).
We JBLDMers believe in the principles and paths recorded by Buddha.
But in knowing that we are all Buddha and eventually we will have, at some moment in the future, obtained Nirvana; this allows us to continue on any path we see fit. If that means eat meat, then we can eat meat, just know that in so doing you probably aren't going to obtain enlightenment in this lifetime...therefore, our particular sect of Buddhism has a few back up plans from other religions.
Jahova's Witness...we believe Jesus was a Buddha, but not a god. We do not pray to Jesus or ask him favors...we only ask the Creator of All Things for divine help, but being a Buddhist allows us, most of the time, to assume total responsibility for our life and decisions (much like what Christ taught). We must keep a copy of the Jahova's Witness Bible and memorize the Book of Revelation (in this aspect we are quite similiar to Muslims).
Our major belief is that Jesus Christ was a Native American from the year 2012. After Armegeddon, Jesus (not his real name, for he states that he will come with a different name) will become King over all the earth and master of all the Heavens. The Aliens (which are angels) will adorn him King of Heaven and Earth and allow Jesus to travel freely through time. Jesus then produces a clone replica of himself inside the virgin Mary via an Alien abduction, and the Aliens train Jesus from the time of his birth about his destiny and the future of the world. So Jesus' mission is to establish a one unifying religion so that there will be no more war and human beings may continue on with more peaceful and prosperous ventures.
The Alien Gabriel reveals all this to Jesus while he is in the White House (in effect, the first Native American President) and Jesus' mission is to go back 2000 years to warn mankind of the impending doom of the world in the future. He has prepared the plan that God revealed through the Alien Gabriel (who plays a didjereedu and not a trumpet as most might believe!)
So, in keeping with the tradition of Gabriel and Native Americans...all JBLMers must play the didjereedu or a drum (but we will allow you to play a guitar, flute, or any other instrument...but it is required that you play some instrument or throat sing like either an Inuit or a Mongolian:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxSFuN_GZtw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DrZ6GOaWAA )
You must also ritually take a shower or bath everyday and brush/floss your teeth at sunrise and at sunset.
If you choose to pray to a God, we recommend you choose either Allah or Jehovah. So praying to a deity is optional and not mandatory.
We do not ask for donations and we do not have clergy, it is all based on the honor system.
We ask that you only follow this few guidlines:
The Three Sentences of Ultimate Wisdom and Knowledge
See your intentions.
Speak unto your actions.
Live your life with effort, thought, and meditation.
By practicing this simple rules you will be able to draw in the underlying core of the cosmos: and that is chocolate covered love.
Chocolate is the basis of all life and we all derive from it (as stated in the Quran which was relayed to Muhammad from the Alien Gabriel).
The Quran states that man was created from
black smooth mud. This
black smooth mud is chocolate, and chocolate is the basis of all human existence.
So, during the month of Ramadan, we must not eat or drink anything during the time the sun rises until it sets again except for chocolate...we can eat as much chocolate as we want, but we must also brush and floss our teeth five times a day, this is obligatory during the month of Ramadan. Then, when the sun sets, we may eat and drink to our hearts desire until the next day.
Being Muslim though, you can not do drugs or drink alcohol, except NA beer!
But being Jehovah's Witness, you can partake of BBQ Babyback pork ribs.
There are other minor beliefs that go along with being a JBLDM, but for the most part, these are the basic ones. I hope this helps you in your spiritual journey, I know it has me!
Allahovadda bless you!