NICHIREN BUDDHIST SHAMAN

THE TRUTH HEALS

Hi, my name is Claire Elliott...

I was the 6 month old baby girl (also known as the Gerber Baby) who was officially identified as the sole, true, bona fide, legal Dalai Lama in my living room in Los Altos, California USA on April 21, 1966 - the time of this drawing (despite all corporate propaganda stating otherwise). Artist: a very young Gary Murie, long before he was ever a member of SGI-USA. Because I was an American girl, Tibetan officials decided it was best to keep in place the adult male who was standing in for me... and this man remains in place to this very day.

In the summer of 1974, I co-founded and extensively co-planned the SGI (Soka Gakkai International) in my living room in Old Greenwich, Connecticut USA when I was 8 years old. My father, Daisaku Ikeda, may be known as the only SGI president, but always have I been [the other] SGI president.

Then, on July 22, 1979 at the age of 13, I became the very first high priestess of Buddhism when High Priest Nittatsu of Nichiren Shoshu was murdered. Always has my office been kept a strict secret due to me being an American girl.

However, it is my most rigorous lifelong training - not any of my honorific titles - that qualifies me to be your healer.

On May 3rd, 2001, I founded Department of Empowerment upon the campus of Soka University of America in Aliso Viejo, California. Since that time, others have been secretly operating the Department of Empowerment in my absence and there are thousands upon thousands of secret members of the Department of Empowerment worldwide.

At this time, only those at the upper echelon of society with a top secret security clearance are allowed to become members of the Department of Empowerment. This is because I am still classified by the U.S. government as top secret, forcing me to operate alone without any direct contact with any of these secret members. 

Thus, this is the very first time that I am offering my healing services

to the general public.

Definition of shaman, by Merriam-Webster Dictionary:

noun  sha·man  \\ ˈshä-mən , ˈshā- also shə-ˈmän \\ play

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plural shamans

1: a priest or priestess who uses magic for the purpose of curing the sick, divining the hidden, and controlling events

2: one who resembles a shaman; especially : high priest 3

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shamanic

 play \\shə-ˈma-nik, -ˈmä-\\ adjective

It was by being a NICHIREN BUDDHIST SHAMAN that I was able to transform all the hardship and torture in my life that Nichiren Buddhists credit to the devilish functions. Because of who I am, I have always been an irrestistible magnet and target for all of these devilish functions which take the form of people, groups, situations and events, etc. in a person's life and can affect her state of mind. Since even before my birth, I have literally died on numerous occasions, but God/dess the Mother / Father, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, the archangels, all other gods and goddesses, my guardian angels, my spirit guides, the fairies, animal guides, plant guides and the prophets - collectively known as the protective forces of the universe, as referred to by Nichiren Buddhists - have always caught me inside their arms and put me right back into my body after restoring it again and again. I am a living miracle of God/dess. This may be difficult for many to believe, but this is the only reason why I am here with you, today. And this is what makes me like a Christian in so many ways.