Buddhism

Main Pages on Buddhism:

• Buddhism is an Atheist Religion

• Criticisms of Buddhism: Its History, Doctrine and Common Practices

Pages That Mention Buddhism:

• The Ethic of Reciprocity appears in many religions. Buddha said 'Let a man overcome anger by kindness, evil by good' - it is the same rule later adopted by Christians as their Golden Rule, by Pagans as the Wiccan Rede and by many others. "Ethics Of Reciprocity like the Golden Rule and the Wiccan Rede Do Not Work" by Vexen Crabtree (2001).

• The Buddhist Emperor Wang Mang was 'probably the first recorded ruler to abolish the slave trade' on "Traditional Religions and Abolition of the Slave Trade" by Vexen Crabtree (2003)

My large website on Satanism mentions Buddhism a few times:

• Satan, and Satanists, are the enemy of Buddhism (their opposition is to all religions, not just Abrahamic religions).
• The Chopsticks Tale (What is the Difference Between Heaven and Hell?) is a Vietnamese/Buddhist parable - notes from a Satanic point of view.
• "The Buddhist Hell is divided into eight sections, the first seven of which can be expiated" - from The Satanic Bible on "The Imagery of Hell in Satanism" by Vexen Crabtree (2002).
• Buddhists frequently used the Swastika before the Nazis commandeered it - "Swasticross - The Cross and The Swastika" by Vexen Crabtree (2002).
• The Morning Star is a symbol of enlightenment in the East and the West: "We are told that on the night of the full moon of Wesak (the month of May in the Western calendar), the Buddha fixed his mind on the morning star as it was rising, and the moment of full enlightenment occurred"₁ quoted on "Lucifer, the Eastern Crown Prince of Satanism" by Vexen Crabtree (2001).
• "In the ancient Middle East the trident denoted lightening, and Buddhists link the trishul with the vajra or thunderbolt, and with the three jewels" - quoted on "The Trident, The Pitchfork: 1.1. Greek, Roman, Hindu and Buddhist Usage" by Vexen Crabtree (2003).
• The Romantic Search for Truth (2 Buddhist Stories)
• "The Nine Satanic Sins: 6. Historical Progression" by Vexen Crabtree (2002) has a section on Buddhism and Karma.

More Links:

• Vexen's Dream Diary: The primitive survivors of a once great city are discovered, but a helicopter kills me with its blades after a Buddhist monk says some inspiring words to me! (City Tribe Helicopter (2002))
• "The Buddha's Middle Way taught that physical fitness was as essential as mental dexterity and that they depended on each other" ("Human Self Development: 4. Physical Fitness" by Vexen Crabtree (2002))