Who are the Dalits and About Straight hair?

The Dalits, also called the"Chandalas," “untouchables,” “outcastes,” "Dravidians" and most recently “slumdogs,” comprise nearly one quarter of India’s society, with population estimates of 250 million people. The term “Dalit” means “those who have been broken and ground down deliberately by those above them in the social hierarchy.” Dalits live at risk of discrimination, dehumanization, violence, and enslavement through human trafficking every day. By all global research and reports, the Dalits constitute the largest number of people categorized as victims of modern-day slavery.  Black people in India represent the largest group of people outside of Africa in the world. The Africans were the orginal people of India thousands of years ago and an over 1000 year old fight happen and the Blacks lost and they started a caste system discrimination in India that has gone on for over 3000 years.

Just looking at this photograph at first glance you would think that these are African/America girls at a private school in America. Certainly they remind you of the President's Daughters Malia and Sasha.  Closer observation will reveal the fact that they all have straight hair but there is a different story surrounding Dalit girls who face the worst inhumanity on this earth.  Regarding Dalits; straight hair is not a dream or concerned of these Black Children.
The woman on the right is an Indian Dalit and the woman on the left is an African/American woman reflecting some of the culture and hair style worn by Black women in America who desire to have Straight hair. Both women have simular faces but different hair.
This photograph show some of the various hair styles worn by African/American women.  Many African/American women desire to have "Good Hair" or straight hair like the woman on the left.
We will use the Buddhist Teachings of Ichinen Sanzen or 3000 life phenomena to explain the diverse  conditions in America and its Karmic Relationship in India.


The Gosho “Attaining Buddhahood in Lifetime “reads: “Life at each moment encompasses the body and mind and the self and environment of all sentient beings in the Ten Worlds as well as all insentient beings in the three thousand realms, including plants, sky, earth, and even the minutest particles of dust. Life at each moment permeates the entire realm of phenomena and is revealed in all phenomena. To be awakened to this principle is itself the mutually inclusive relationship of life at each moment and all phenomena.

1. The first Blacks to leave Africa and travel to Asia  were classified as Negroes.
2. The Second group were called Proto-Australoid platyrrhine (having broad nose with widely separated nostrils.)
   3. A genealogical offshoot would later generate the Australia Aborigines.
4. Next comes the mongoloid Race (first Paleo-Mongoloid category
5. The next came the civilized or advance Mediterranean.  The first or paleo-Mediterranean type mis of Black and Mongoloid races occurs in the Kannada, Tamil and Malayan regions.  The second and true Mediterranean  resulted from a mix of Black and Caucasian races

6. The next was the Armenoids, or Western Brachycephals, represent an offshoot of Alpine or European stock.

 

7. The last to arrive in India were the Vedic Aryan or Nordics who introduced the Sanskrit language and a new cultual sythesis in India.

 

The profound teachings of Nichiren Daishonin teach that 1. Appearance 2. Nature 3. Entities are the substance of all phenomena as we have defined their substance.  Now what makes this phenomena happen is when you factor in 4. Power  5. Influence  6. Inherent Cause 7. Relation 8, Latent effect  9. Manifest Effect  10. Consistency from begining to the end you will find a realility or Karma.

1 Hell Physical or mental condition distress
2. Hunger desire
3. Animality or basic instinctual actions
4. Anger rage or passion to overtake
5. Humanity or tranquility peace or calm state
6. Rapture or heaven or Joy
7. Learning the condition of absorbing knowledge or adapting
8. Self realization or absorption in common term learning things by practice.

9. Bodhisattva is our compassionate or loving protecting nature or condition

10. Buddha hood is our highest life condition or enlightenment state.
Buddhism teaches that all phenomena manifest the “TEN WORLD.S”

Nichiren Buddhism explains that all phenomena exist in 3000 realms or moments of life.  This theory is called Ichinen Sanzen.  All phenomena has Ten Aspects 10 x 10 worlds=100 x 10 = 1000 and each world exist in each world x 3 realms= 3000.  Instead of giving a complicated theory we use "Good Hair" to teach Nichiren Shoshu Buddhism to make it interesting and understandable.

(1) The realm of the five components: An analysis of the nature of a living entity in terms of how it responds to its surroundings. The five components are form, perception, conception, volition, and consciousness. Form includes everything that constitutes the body and its sense organs, through which one perceives the outer world. Perception means the function of receiving or apprehending external information through one's sense organs. Conception indicates the function by which one grasps and forms some idea or concept about what has been perceived. Volition means the will to initiate action following the creation of conceptions about what has been perceived. Consciousness is the cognitive function of discernment that integrates the components of perception, conception, and volition. It distinguishes an object from all others, recognizes its characteristics, and exercises value judgments, such as distinguishing between right and wrong. From another viewpoint, while consciousness is regarded as the mind itself, the components of perception, conception, and volition are regarded as mental functions. Form corresponds to the physical aspect of life, and the other four components, to the spiritual aspect. The principle of the five components explains how life expresses each of the Ten Worlds differently. Someone in the world of hell, for example, will perceive, form a conception of, and react to the same object in a completely different manner than someone in the world of bodhisattvas.
(2) The realm of living beings: The individual living being, formed of a temporary union of the five components, who manifests or experiences any of the Ten Worlds. The realm of living beings refers to an individual as an integrated whole, but since no living being exists in perfect isolation, it is also taken to mean the collective body of individuals who interact with one another.
(3) The realm of the environment: The place or land where living beings dwell and carry out life-activities. The state of the land is a reflection of the state of life of the people who live in it. A land manifests any of the Ten Worlds according to which of the Ten Worlds dominate in the lives of its inhabitants. The same land also manifests different worlds for different individuals. Therefore, Nichiren says, "There are not two lands, pure or impure in themselves. The difference lies solely in the good or evil of our minds" (4). In making this statement, Nichiren was coun-tering the popular view that there are separately existing impure lands and pure lands.In addition, the three realms themselves are not to be viewed separately, but as aspects of an integrated whole, which simultaneously manifests any of the Ten Worlds.

When you add the 10 apects x 10 worlds we get 100  x 10 worlds each x 3 Realms we come to a Nichiren Shoshu Buddhist explaination of the 3000 phenomena or the Nam Myoho Renge Kyo of the Mystic law of Cause and Effect Teachings of Buddhism.
These women have simular pheno types but the African/America have on a wig that does not look natural.
Close up shot of an India Dalit woman.
We have this same face in America among African/American women.  With such a face in hair she would be treated by African/American men in a special and royal way. However because she lives in India and she is an outcast or Dalit she will be treated as subhuman.
Look at these faces of these Dalit women in India.  We know people who look just like them in America
This is a common face among African/American with the exception of the straight hair.
This is a picture of an original South Indian in India.  This group chose to live in the forest rather than subject themselves to the caste system in India.  These are the original Africans in India who migrated from Africa thousands of years ago.
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