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Yasukuni Shrine is widely misunderstood as a symbol of militarism, yet its true purpose is to honor the spirits of Japan’s war dead and promote peace, reflecting both Japan’s losses and the suffering caused to others. japantimes.co.jp/commentary/20 #commentary #japan #yakusunishrine #wwii #china #southkorea #religion

The Japan Times · Dispelling the myth of Yasukuni ShrineAv Edo Naito

What Lao Tzu Believed and How It Shaped Taoism

"Lao Tzu’s existence on this Earth cannot be definitively proven, although the contributions to Taoism attributed to him continue to inspire people generations later."

thecollector.com/lao-tzu-taois

Books by Lao Tzu at PG:

gutenberg.org/ebooks/search/?q

Illustration of Lao Tzu from the book "Myths and Legends of China" by E.T.C. Werner also at PG

gutenberg.org/ebooks/15250

> Four years on, here’s what total exclusion of women in Afghanistan looks like news.un.org/en/story/2025/08/1

FTA: “'The Taliban is closer than ever to achieving its vision of a society that completely erases women from public life,' UN women said in a press release on Monday."

And if gringos have their way, it will happen here.

UN News · Four years on, here’s what total exclusion of women in Afghanistan looks likeIn 2021, an Afghan woman could have run for president – although none did. Spool forward to 2025, they can’t even speak in public. There is an edict from the Taliban which labels public speaking by women a moral violation.