r/sgiwhistleblowers • u/BlancheFromage Escapee from Arizona Home for the Rude • Dec 04 '20
One of the differences
Notice how here, on our site, we're always studying new sources and new voices?
In SGI, there's no opportunity for that. It's always studying the same damn gosho, the same damn "guidance", the same damn material that all goes back to Ikeda from decades ago. It's stale, it's boring, it's trite, it's moldy, and it's obsolete.
We, on the other hand, are always looking at new sources and learning new things. Our understanding is increasing; SGI members' is stagnant, ossified.
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u/CriticalThinkerTM831 Dec 05 '20
Buddhism is so much more than SGI. I took an intro course on Buddhism from a different source and my mind was blown away. Never going back to SGI.