Buddhist Prime

[Buddhist Prime]

My Yahoo Answers Profile:
http://answers.yahoo.com/activity?show=baQm9K1Paa
Come watch me dominate.

Took Refuge @ Jade Buddha Temple in 1995:
http://www.jadebuddha.org/
but there American Bodhi Center is Huge,
I went there once, it was like a Pure Land in Texas,
about as badass as Chung Tai:
http://ctzen.org/sunnyvale/enUS/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=47&Itemid=69
Better yet watch the video:
http://youtu.be/D2c0q-bx88I
I used to be on E-Sangha till their site went Crazy.
It was fun, Iliked it over there.

I've been Buddhist for over 15 years.

I used the Buddhist Swastika as a means for advertising Buddhism, people would get pissed at me, wanting to start a fight, and
cover over to me, and I'd engage them with Buddhist Teachings, and nothing bad ever happened, I had the cops called on me a couple of times,
but they could never prove that I was being Racist, I have had numerous accounts on Yahoo answers because they kept banning me for using the Buddhist Swastika, symbol, even though I had educated everyone including Moderators about it, so I changed my name to Buddhist Prime, and kept giving awesome posts and questions. I hate to brag, but I am damn good at it.

I got myself a Buddhist Dharma Chakra from:
http://www.swordsfromspain.com/Conan_Wheel_of_Pain_Pendant_Silver_by_Marto_p/sfmaconan121s.htm
it is huge, but I'm huge, I'm standing at 6', 10" tall

Buddhism has never had a case of demonic possession, or a need for Exorcisms, or problems with ghosts or demons, that should tell ya something. The cross thing-a-ma-jig doesn't work like people think it does, ya need something more powerful.

Acquire the Protection of the Buddha.
Wear a Buddhist Swastika Necklace for protection. You can get them from here: http://www.ezluxe.com/accessories/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=71&products_id=363&zenid=a91ca5f8a4bbc647b0823018c387352a

What Buddhists Believe
http://www.buddhanet.net/budsas/ebud/whatbudbeliev/main.htm

I consider myself a Buddhist Missionary.
Used to hand these out too:


I just wish I had some pamphlets to hand out.
Had to make my own(I had a rubber stamp made which displayed this):

and I had to carry this with me always so as to explain what the Buddhist Swastika was all about:

and a picture of the Buddha as well:


Here's me:

and the shirt that got me so much attention, and rid my little town's ignorance of what Buddhism was:


Here's my Ride:

and again:

Christians hate me having this Book, but I think it is so Awesome:

This book makes a great dash board book for your car so the Protestant Christians can see it and squirm in their britches:


Here is a very hard to find pic, I was searching a Thai website, and came across this, it is so awesome:

This pic is an awesome screen saver:


Can be found at:
http://gallery.palungjit.com/showfull.php?photo=5430
Other Cool Pics of Buddha:
http://gallery.palungjit.com/showgallery.php?cat=585

[Ben]

Greetings Buddhist Prime and welcome to Dhamma Wheel.
I hope you find here some wisdom and noble companionship.
with Metta,

Ben

[Viscid]

Very interesting introduction!

Aren't you being intentionally provocative with the swastika thing though? I don't know much about the symbol, but it doesn't seem valuable enough to flaunt and potentially offend people with.

[David N. Snyder]

Welcome to Dhamma Wheel!

The symbol with 'Buddhist Swastika' written underneath at least explains it a bit, but the swastika by itself, for example, on your t-shirt, worn by a white guy with a shaved head; what do you think that will convey to most people?

I know the [Asian] Indians had the symbol first, but it has become so entrenched in culture and society to mean the Nazis, I (personally) would not want to use it at all. Additionally I only use 'Noble One' instead of ariyan, again even though the Indians had that term first.

[Buddhist Prime]

如来神掌
Watch the Swastika Empowered Buddhist Palm Blasts!!!
http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/2yIFkXRACgs/?fr=rec1
(I hate the commercials)

[Tyler]

Do you meditate?

[Yana]

Symbols should be the least of any buddhist's concerns.Much less one that can create this much misuderstanding.