Charles Harpole
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I know of Mr. Seagal as a Buddhist teacher.
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Seagalzilla
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He is a Buddhist, but i didn´t know that he also teaches it. But welcome here : )
ORANGATUANG
Wildfire
The only thing i like him teaching is how to kick ass and he does that so well ..when it comes to religion and beliefs i stick to what i know ...and believe ..
BarbaraAnn101
Well-Known Member
I believe I will dream about Steven Seagal tonight...reincarnated Buddhist god that he is.....
ORANGATUANG
Wildfire
Well i havent had any dreams about him lately at all ..nightmares YES !!!
he can go pick on some one his own size big bully i know he is getting his own back for being an bit.ch in my stories about him..and all i hav eto say about that is 
suck it up big boy..
iam just getting started....
he can go pick on some one his own size big bully i know he is getting his own back for being an bit.ch in my stories about him..and all i hav eto say about that is suck it up big boy.. iam just getting started....
Irishgirl
Active Member
I did find a write up on the subject:
What is a tulku and Who was Steven Seagal in his previous life?
Again let's refer to the words of Penor Rinpoche:"Traditionally a tulku is considered to be a reincarnation of a Buddhist master who, out of his or her compassion for the suffering of sentient beings, has vowed to take rebirth to help all beings attain enlightenment. To fulfill this aspiration, a tulku will generally need to go through the complete process of recognition, enthronement and training.
Formal recognition generally occurs soon after a tulku has been identified, but only after other important lineage masters have been consulted. The newly identified tulku does not take on any formal responsibilities at the time of recognition.
Read more: http://www.japanese-buddhism.com/steven-seagal-buddhist.html#ixzz1LDQIh1SG
Again let's refer to the words of Penor Rinpoche:"Traditionally a tulku is considered to be a reincarnation of a Buddhist master who, out of his or her compassion for the suffering of sentient beings, has vowed to take rebirth to help all beings attain enlightenment. To fulfill this aspiration, a tulku will generally need to go through the complete process of recognition, enthronement and training.
Formal recognition generally occurs soon after a tulku has been identified, but only after other important lineage masters have been consulted. The newly identified tulku does not take on any formal responsibilities at the time of recognition.
Read more: http://www.japanese-buddhism.com/steven-seagal-buddhist.html#ixzz1LDQIh1SG