Originally posted by bohiruci:
[b]
i would reallie appreciate if u would take a look at our only
buddhist school
they also facing funding problem and all school
which school is not facing funding problem? And even if its not
a uniformed group, why not a BS at secondary level? Turn it into
something that relies on less fund. Refer to the Di Zang Sutra for
a list of what layman can do.
unless u can raise up a big amount of $ and many excellent teacher
over there which i think it is hard
Walking the Bodhi Path is much more difficult than that. But
have you given up? I'm sure you are also steadfast on the Buddha's
words.
Refer to the Lotus Sutra Chapter 14. An Le Xing Pin. It details out
how we, as Layman should conduct ourselves so as to spur others to
earness into Buddhahood.
many of my fren who are Buddhist practitioner and join the teaching
career ,were sent to christian school or mission school
They can contribute not as teachers then, but as individuals who
do behind the scene planning and sai kang warriors.
understand MOE first b4 we look at this issue ....... 
Understanding ourselves is more important than understanding the
outside world.
And MOE is tolerant to religious pursuits after curiculum
hours.
Imho, SAF is much much worst than MOE. 
And yet so many of us actually survived that. I myself left SAF
with a perm injury but I still love my country and would still
defend it when the need arise.
Futhermore refer to Lotus Sutra Chapter 14 An Le Xin Pin or Chapter
25 Pu Men Pin (GuanYin Pusa). It covers how the Bodhisattva should
conduct when dealing with kings, governmental officials and other
people of different social status, professions, thinking and
habits
Pratising Buddhism means overcoming ourselves. Adverse conditions
are very much needed for spiritual improvement. The Bodhisattva
never gives up during difficult times. And is ever earness in
subdueing his own mind and benefitting others. With this common
compassion, the Bodhisattva yearns for common Attaintment with
all.
