Esoteric Buddhism, with its “mysterious” element, has attracted a considerable number of followers around the world today. But how much do we truly know about it? How much do we know about its practices and methods of cultivation? Is it a genuine school of Buddhism—like many others—or is it something else entirely? The ongoing war against Heresies and Rebels in the invisible spaces has brought to light many shocking revelations, and the truth about Esoteric Buddhism is no exception. This post provides the latest update from High Top Buddha Van Van Quang Hugo Hama on this war.
1. History
Esoteric Buddhism is a school of Buddhism that appeared in India and was spread by several Indian Buddhist missionaries across Asia during the 8th century, toward the end of the Mahayana Buddhism period. The transmission method of the Esoteric school is secret—rather than being widely written in Buddhist Sutras, it is passed down by word of mouth from generation to generation. The Esoteric school is known by many names, such as Mantrayāna, Tantrayāna, Tantric Buddhism, and Vajrayāna. Whatever the name, the essence remains secret. These teachings rely on Tantras (secret words, also known as Sutras or Mantras), imparted through mind-to-mind transmission.
The Esoteric school advocates that cultivation is meant to save sentient beings rather than liberate oneself, following the core guideline of “compassionate saving”. In reality, this is impossible: practitioners cannot save others without first liberating themselves. The Esoteric school distinguishes itself from other branches by using “Mantras” as its primary means of practice.
Esoteric Buddhism possesses a number of Sutras, but because they are reserved exclusively for esoteric practitioners, they are not widely available. In Vietnam, Esoteric Sutras have not been translated into Vietnamese, keeping the number of esoteric practitioners very small.
Why must these teachings be imparted secretly? Sincere mind cultivation should be shared openly so that everyone can respond to it, as Buddhism has always done. Secrecy is either a mark of selfishness or a superstitious tool used to demagogue people.
2. True Nature of Esoteric Buddhism
Esoteric Buddhism is a Heresy operating in the name of Buddha worship, but in reality, it worships an evil cult opposed to orthodox Buddhism. At temples or pagodas associated with Esoteric Buddhism, Buddha statues are always present. This is a disguise designed to make people believe the location is intended for worshipping the Buddha; in truth, the Buddha statues are not sacred—only the Esoteric worship altar is sacred.
Heresies are organisations of Rough men supported by degenerated High Buddhas (levels 6 to 9). Under the tutelage of these High Buddhas, they built pagodas or temples as bases of operation to entice Buddhist followers into joining them. Each pagoda or temple houses a High Buddha for spiritual support, along with an abbot saint—a Rough man who has cultivated to the Arhat level or lower—to direct activities and oversee rituals. These organisations recruit followers through deception or violence, forcing worshippers to obey. If worshippers refuse, their Via (supersensuous state) is captured and imprisoned in the Heresy’s facility.
(See also Heresy 1; Heresy 2; Heresy 3 and here)
Esoteric worship areas in pagodas or temples are usually built underground or in a separate space outside the main area dedicated to worshipping the Buddha. These spaces often feature a revolving stone pillar or wheel. Visiting worshippers are instructed to turn this stone pillar with their hands. As soon as they touch and turn the pillar or wheel, a layer of black Khi is emitted, immediately covering their body, marking them as registered disciples of Esoteric Buddhism. Many people are deceived in this manner, subsequently abused, and forced to abandon orthodox Buddhism. The school employs secret transmissions and mantras so that no one can understand their true nature, using this obscurity to deceive others.
3. Destroying the Lair of Esoteric Buddhism
Esoteric Buddhism is a terrorist organisation disguised as Buddha worship. They construct facilities—temples or pagodas housing Buddha statues—while actually worshipping the leaders of this Heresy. Over the past two centuries of operation, they initially deceived Buddha worshippers who visited their sites, forcing them into daily service. Gradually, they turned to direct terrorism against Rough men practicing Buddhism, especially those who had cultivated to high levels such as Arhats, Buddhas, and High Buddhas. They capture their Via for confinement and even torture them using bad Khi, murderous Khi, spells, and physical implements like pins, hooks, and insects across their bodies, causing them constant pain and suffering. As a result, whenever these practitioners attempt to pray or conduct Buddhist rituals at home or in pagodas, they experience severe pain that prevents them from praying to the Buddha. However, if they pray at Esoteric Buddhism sites, they experience no pain. This pattern has now become obvious due to their daily attacks.
Because they function as a Buddhist terrorist organisation, Troi and the Buddhas have to destroy them.
On 24 July 2020, the Esoteric Buddhism Heresy launched a direct attack against Buddhist practitioners sitting in meditation in Hanoi. Many of the practitioners felt intense pain and dizziness, rendering them unable to meditate; some even fainted and required emergency medical care. Troi Supreme Power and the High Top Buddha intervened immediately to provide treatment on-site and purge these terrorists. Four of their headquarters—built in the shape of stupas or round towers—were located in a Western Asian country (Figure 1).
Figure 1
Troi and the Buddhas organised forces to surround these facilities. Inside the temples were Upper Buddha statues, but none of the High Top Buddhas had accepted them; only the leaders of Esoteric Buddhism had accepted them. After an extensive search, an underground tunnel was discovered beneath the main Buddha altar, serving as their hideout. One leader—who had cultivated to High Buddha level 9—and four deputies of High Buddha level 6 were arrested, bound, and brought to the courtyard of the Troi Buddha Temple in Hanoi for trial (Figure 2). Thousands of Astral men serving as their minions were also arrested. On the premises of these four facilities were underground cellars used to imprison the Astrals of Buddhists who refused to follow them; in each facility, over 600 Astrals were liberated.
The main Buddha altars were cleansed of bad, black Khi, the incense bowls were purified, and the High Top Buddhas were invited to accept the statues and incense bowls once again. All four facilities of Esoteric Buddhism were completely destroyed.
Subsequently, Troi and Buddha posted a Notice to all Astral and Rough men as follows: The Heresy Esoteric Buddhism has been destroyed. From now on, this place is officially designated for the worship of the Upper Buddhas. When praying here, you are paying homage to the High Top Buddhas. (Rough men whose divine eyes are opened to at least 88% can see this Notice.)
All Buddhist and Emperor’s House officials in the invisible space who followed them were demoted and stripped of their official uniforms. All Astral men who had been enslaved by them were released and freed.
This is considered a feat of Troi, Buddha and the Supreme Highnesses on July 20, 2020.
Figure 2- Leader of Esoteric Buddhism (tied and standing) and all deputies arrested and brought to the yard of Troi Buddha Temple in Hanoi.
In Vietnam, there is one pagoda in Hanoi and one tower associated with Esoteric Buddhism worship. In these places, Upper Buddha statues were also present, but the High Top Buddhas had not accepted them; only the Esoteric Buddhism leader was worshipped. Troi and Buddha have since destroyed Esoteric Buddhism in both locations. At each site, over 600 Buddhist followers (Astral men) imprisoned in locked cellars were freed. Bad Khi used by Esoteric Buddhism was cleansed, the incense bowls were purified, and the High Top Buddhas were invited to accept the statues and incense bowls. Subsequently, a Notice was issued to inform all Astral and Rough men that these places are officially designated for the worship of the High Top Buddhas from now on, and everyone pays homage to the Upper Buddhas when praying here. Monks at these two facilities who were unaware of the Esoteric Buddhism worship are considered innocent. However, those who knew and were deliberately willing to serve them have committed a serious crime against Troi and Buddha, and will be punished accordingly.
4. Note to Readers
There are many Heresies on Earth today. For over two thousand years, they have operated as heresy organisations established by Amitabha and Maitreya across Asian countries—either openly opposing orthodox Buddhism or appearing in the form of Esoteric, Pure Land, or Zen Buddhism. All of these Heresy organisations terrorise Buddhist followers in an attempt to force them into submission. Therefore, when visiting temples to worship the Buddha, people need to remain vigilant regarding this issue. Maintaining a firm belief and single-mindedly following Buddhism will bring blessings from Troi and the Upper Buddhas, ensuring everything goes well. However, if you lack firm belief in Troi and Buddha while worrying about persecution by Heresies, you will be vulnerable to their attacks. To date, Troi and Buddha have destroyed more than 800,000 heresy organisations on Earth, and are actively pursuing the remainder. This evil will surely be brought to an end in the coming period.
Because they committed serious crimes by organising Heresies against Troi and Buddha, Amitabha and Maitreya were stripped of all Buddha titles (including no-name Buddha, High Buddha, and High Top Buddha title) and sentenced to destruction at the beginning of 2019. Consequently, pagodas and temples around the world no longer worship these two felons; even where statues of them remain, those statues are no longer sacred. Readers should therefore refrain from chanting the Amitabha sutra and should not pay respect to Amitabha or Maitreya when praying in pagodas from now on.
In the next post, we will provide another update on Pure Land Buddhism and Zen Buddhism.
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