Christianity: The Deadliest Poison and Zen: The Antidote to All Poisons
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The opium of the people
Truth is one but multidimensional—each master expresses it uniquely, like different fingers pointing at the same moon. Personality is society's gift; individuality is your intrinsic buddha. Christianity is the opium that keeps people asleep. Never compare masters—they are unique Everests, each touching the same sky.
Service with a smile
Agreement and disagreement are both mind; right hearing needs no-mind. Christian 'service' to the poor is a vicious circle—capitalists exploit, church feeds at survival level to keep labor alive. Real service removes poverty's causes, not its symptoms. Jesus's miracles are mythology—his helplessness on the cross proves they were invented.
The sword and the lotus
Meditation is not selfish—virtue flows from self-realization. The parable of the man in the well: Confucian cares about society not individuals, Buddhist refuses to interfere with karma. Christianity, Buddhism, and Jainism all teach non-interference. Osho insists every act brings immediate consequence, not future-life punishment.
This you call civilization?
God created Adam and Lilith first, but killed Lilith for wanting equality. Eve was made from Adam's rib to ensure female subordination. Christianity burned millions of wise women as 'witches.' Mohenjo-daro and Harappa prove civilization existed seven thousand years ago, contradicting Christianity's six-thousand-year world claim.
Turning lions into sheep
Christianity guards lies, not truth—virgin birth is biologically impossible; only amoebas reproduce asexually. The Holy Ghost story is absurd. Truth needs no defense; it is self-evident. Meditation, not prayer, opens the door to godliness. God is a person; godliness is a quality you can become but never possess.
Good soldiers of christ
Christians didn't discover the world—ancient maps, Hindu temples in America, and the Mahabharata's atomic weapons prove older civilizations. The 'militant church' killed pagans and destroyed native populations in Australia and America. Reservations are sophisticated concentration camps where natives are kept drunk and passive with pensions.
Not faith, but fear
Teilhard de Chardin was silenced by the pope for finding fifty-thousand-year-old human remains. Bultmann admitted we know nothing of Jesus yet kept his faith—fear, not faith. Jesus's divinity was decided by vote at the Council of Nicea in 325 AD. The Vatican hides an underground library of suppressed scriptures. Christianity is propaganda.
Fictitious father, crackpot son
Family is the root of neurosis, nations, and wars—not a sacred foundation. Buddha and Mahavira renounced the family, not the world. Family programs children with prejudices from birth. Belief hides ignorance; knowing is different. Christianity is life-negative—neither allowing total living nor fearless dying. Only total living reveals eternity.