Just want to say, regarding my posts that now appear on the Shimano Archive, that they weren't about the nuns.
They were about Mr. Shimano.
For some reason, Kobutsu decided to put a picture of Fujin up there, accompanying the post. I asked him to take her picture down, but he refused.
I only included the nuns' stories because I thought I had to, in order to explain why I had to challenge Mr. Shimano. My old blog never even mentioned the nuns.
My Shimano post was a long one. It was long because I was trying to describe the level of deceit at DBZ. To describe this, I had to include the types of abuses that were going on up there. That means I had to write about the nuns and, honestly, I did so reluctantly.
Back then, it pained me whenever people described anything as "Jushin vs. Fujin". To me, it always seemed like this was a way of avoiding the point. If I was trying to get word to a donor who had been lied to, it wasn't "Jushin vs. Fujin". It was a donor, and a lie. If I was trying to make sure 40 paying guests would not be sleeping in bat shit, it wasn't "Jushin vs. Fujin". It was about the guests and bat shit.
I thought I took pains to explain the difficulties in communicating anything, at DBZ.
So, for me, it was annoying to see it reduced to "Jushin vs. Fujin", again, on the Shimano Archive.
Because it was never that.
Like I mentioned in the post, it is impossible to talk to Zen people. They hear only things that you are not saying. Always, it's like that -- as though there is no possibility, at all, that anyone could ever be acting out of concern for others.
They were about Mr. Shimano.
For some reason, Kobutsu decided to put a picture of Fujin up there, accompanying the post. I asked him to take her picture down, but he refused.
I only included the nuns' stories because I thought I had to, in order to explain why I had to challenge Mr. Shimano. My old blog never even mentioned the nuns.
My Shimano post was a long one. It was long because I was trying to describe the level of deceit at DBZ. To describe this, I had to include the types of abuses that were going on up there. That means I had to write about the nuns and, honestly, I did so reluctantly.
Back then, it pained me whenever people described anything as "Jushin vs. Fujin". To me, it always seemed like this was a way of avoiding the point. If I was trying to get word to a donor who had been lied to, it wasn't "Jushin vs. Fujin". It was a donor, and a lie. If I was trying to make sure 40 paying guests would not be sleeping in bat shit, it wasn't "Jushin vs. Fujin". It was about the guests and bat shit.
I thought I took pains to explain the difficulties in communicating anything, at DBZ.
So, for me, it was annoying to see it reduced to "Jushin vs. Fujin", again, on the Shimano Archive.
Because it was never that.
Like I mentioned in the post, it is impossible to talk to Zen people. They hear only things that you are not saying. Always, it's like that -- as though there is no possibility, at all, that anyone could ever be acting out of concern for others.
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